Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Websites for trade businesses.
One structure, one design language, many pages. Built by hand, shipped in about a day, made to be found when somebody types electrician near me at ten at night.
The problem is not that you need a website.
You have one. It sits there, it looks fine, and it brings in nothing, because it is one page trying to be eight. It cannot be found for panel upgrades in Denham Springs while also explaining that you are licenced, explaining what drives the cost, and proving you showed up for somebody else.
A site that gets found does one job per page. One for panels, one for generators, one for each town you actually drive to. That is not a big agency secret. It is just work most people skip.
What I actually sell.
Pages that load in under a second on a phone in a truck, written in language a homeowner understands, with the structured data Google needs to understand who you are and where you work.
No subscription. No theme with your logo dropped into it. You own the files when it is done.
The structure
- Home. Who you are, what you do, one line on how to reach you.
- Trade page. The thing you are best at, in the words people search.
- Town pages. One per place you genuinely work. Not four hundred thin ones.
- Proof. Real jobs, real photographs, real numbers.
- One door. A form that reaches a person, not a mailbox nobody reads.
Work
One live client. Three design concepts sit on the work page, labelled as concepts.
The giveaway
One free website a month.
Follow me on X or on Facebook, then send a DM with four things:
- Your name, your number, your email.
- What your business does.
- Where you work out of.
- Your back story. How you got here, and why this.
I pick one a month and build or rebuild that business's site free. No fee, no contract, no catch. The story is the part I am actually reading for.
Tell me what you do and where you do it.
One form, four fields. If a site like this fits, I will say so. If it does not, I will say that too.
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