The site. The line. The work around both.
Websites get you found. The shop line is what happens when they call. Rankings, reviews, and whether an assistant names you sit next to those. Add only what you will use.
01 · Web design
Web design
Pages that load on a phone, match the work you actually do, and belong to you.
- The pages
Home, services, towns — and the ones people actually search.
- Built for a phone
A driveway, one bar, a thumb. That is the real viewport.
- You own it
Domain, files, hosting. Not a builder login you rent.
02 · SEO
SEO
Speed, real pages for real searches, and a Google listing you actually own.
- Local SEO
The map pack, the towns you drive, the name on the listing.
- On-page SEO
One job per page. Titles, headings, and copy that answers.
- Technical SEO
Crawlable HTML, speed, schema, a sitemap that is honest.
- Google Business Profile
Owner access, categories, photos from real jobs.
03 · AI visibility
AI visibility
Show up when someone asks an assistant for a name in your towns.
- How assistants pick a name
ChatGPT, Gemini, Google’s overview. What they actually read.
- Structured data
JSON-LD in the HTML so a machine can name the shop.
- Citations
Being the source — not a blast of fake directory links.
The shop line
Voice agent setup
Not a gadget that takes a message. Setup for your hours, your people, the board you already run. It sizes the job, checks the drive, and only books a window the day can take. $299 a month.
How setup worksAround the site
Optional. The website does not depend on any of these.
Smaller add-ons
Company inbox
$99/mo
Mail on your domain. Up to five mailboxes.
Call tracking
$99/mo
Numbers and recordings, on a system I run — and which ad made the phone ring.
OpenRail is that system. Some shops want it in their own account.
Call me. I’ll pick up.
(571) 301-5952Matt Long. This is my line — not a form, not a voicemail tree. If I miss you, I call back.