Hand-built, page by page, around your business.
This is what a Local Website Pros site is made of: the pages, the lead form, the reviews, the town pages, the search basics and the photos, and why each one is there. The whole build, part by part.
Every page is there for a reason.
A local business does not need forty pages. It needs the right handful, each doing one clear job for the customer who lands on it.
The page most customers meet first. Who you are, what you do, where you do it, and a way to reach you without hunting for it.
Someone searching for a brake job should land on your brakes page, not a list of everything you offer. Each major service gets its own page.
Your story, how long you have been at it, and the reasons a stranger should trust you with the job.
The lead form, a number that dials with one tap, your hours and the area you cover.
A page for each town you serve, where that makes sense for your business. More on those below.
The legal page every site needs, and the page a customer sees after sending a message, so they know it went through.
Made for a phone, not shrunk to fit one.
Picture your next customer: parked outside, inspection sticker running out, phone in hand. That is the screen we design for first. The desktop version comes after, and it looks just as sharp.
On a phone a site has three jobs: load fast, answer the question, make the call easy. On the site we built for Chuck's Auto Service, phone visitors get a call bar along the bottom of the screen.
- Lean pages that load fast
- Tap the number and it dials
- A form you can fill with one thumb
- No pinching, no zooming, no hunting
A form that emails you, and a portal that remembers.
A lead form sits on every key page, not only the contact page, because a customer who is ready to ask should not have to go looking for it. On the Lumu Health site it sits right beside the headline. When a customer taps send, two things happen at once.
The email goes to whichever inbox you choose on the onboarding call, the moment the customer sends it.
Your own login, your own password, and a list of every inquiry the site has ever taken. Delete an email by accident and nothing is lost.
Reviews, towns and the search basics.
Three things that are easy to skip, built into every site, and one way to go further once it is live.
Your Google reviews, on your site
When you have Google reviews, we show them on the site, so a customer who has never heard of you can read what your last customers said. None yet? The site launches without them.
Town pages with real local detail
For the towns you serve, where it makes sense, a page each, written for that town with real local detail. Never the same paragraph with the town name swapped out.
Search basics, done properly
A title and description written for every page, a sitemap, and structured data that tells search engines what your business is and where it is.
Room to grow, when you want it
The managed plan adds the growth work every month: new blog articles, SEO, AEO and a lead-capture widget in the corner of your site.
Send phone photos. We do the rest.
You do not need a photographer. Send what is already on your phone: the truck, the shop, the team, the finished jobs, the crowd at your last event. A real photo of your people beats a stock photo every time.
We go through what you send, pick the strong ones, size them so they load quickly, and place them where they do the most good: the hero, the service pages, the about page. If a photo is not working, we may ask for another angle.
Once the site is live, a fresh photo is one of the changes your one hour of monthly maintenance is for. Send it over and we put it in.
What owners ask about the design.
Can I see the site before it goes live?
Yes, always. When the build is done you get a private preview link. Open it on your phone first, then on a computer, and press every button. Nothing is public until you have clicked through it.
Do you use my logo?
Yes. Send the best copy you have and it goes at the top of every page. If all you have is a photo of the lettering on your truck or your storefront, send that too, and we will talk through what we can do with it on the call. No logo at all? Your business name set in clean type still looks finished.
What if I don't like the first version?
Then you tell us, plainly. Two rounds of edits are included before launch, and a round can cover a lot: a photo swapped, a headline reworded, a color pulled back, a section moved. See how it works for what a round looks like.
Do I get a say in the colors?
Of course. If you have a logo, its colors are the natural starting point. If there is a shade you want, or one you cannot stand, say so on the onboarding call. And if the preview comes back in the wrong mood, that is exactly what the edit rounds are for.
Can the site have a blog?
Blog articles are part of the managed plan, an upgrade on top of either plan: we write and publish new articles on your site every month, alongside the search work. It is priced to your business and your market, so ask us on the call.
Ready to see your own pages?
Tell us about your business and you will hear back within one business day.