Local Lead Pages
A Google Business Profile and a website, built as one instrument, so the people already looking for what you do find you instead of the shop down the road.
Most local businesses have both of these things and are getting almost nothing out of either. Not because the work was done badly, but because it was done separately. The website was built by one person, the Business Profile was claimed by somebody else years ago, and nothing has ever checked whether the two agree.
They usually do not agree. And Google reads both.
What we actually do
We audit what Google already believes about you
Your Business Profile and your website are two halves of one record, and they disagree more often than not. Different hours, a phone number that only exists in one place, a category that describes a business you stopped being years ago. We write down every gap before touching anything, because connecting two sources that disagree just spreads the wrong answer faster.
We fix the profile, not just the website
Category, service areas, hours, photos, the description, the attributes people actually filter on. This is the half most web designers never touch, and it is usually where the fastest wins are. A generic primary category on a specific business is money left on the table every day it stays that way.
We build the page the profile points at
One fast, accessible page built to answer the question the searcher actually asked, with your name, address and phone matching the profile exactly. Google cross-references the two. When they agree you get credibility, and when they do not you get quietly ranked below someone who bothered.
You own all of it
The domain, the hosting account, the Business Profile, the code. In your name, with your logins, transferred at the end. We have inherited too many businesses held hostage by a former web guy to do it any other way.
Who this is for
Businesses that get found by people nearby who need something today. Trades, shops, clinics, studios, restaurants, anyone whose customers open Maps before they open a search engine.
It is not for national ecommerce, and it is not for businesses that do not serve a place. If that is you, say so on the call and we will tell you plainly rather than sell you this anyway.
What it costs
It is a fixed price, quoted before we start, and it covers the page, the profile, the domain and DNS, and the transfer of everything into your name. One and done, with no retainer attached unless you want one afterward.
The number depends on how much of the groundwork already exists and how tangled the ownership is. Ask and we will give you a real figure on the first call rather than a range designed to be un-losable.