Is it just a generic homepage trying to serve everyone?

Or does your best salesperson in print show up?

Let’s say Sarah searches for “painter near me” on Google.

You pop up. She clicks your site.

Now ask yourself: when she lands on that page…

• Does it mention her city right away?
  
  
  

• Does it clearly say you’re a painter?
  
  
  

• Or… does it miss the basics completely?
  
  
  

I just tested this in my area.

Look what showed up:

One site had a giant photo of a random office building, with a tiny white box of text you could barely read.

Others linked straight to their Facebook page.

And while a decent FB page is better than a poorly made website, you’re still missing out on what a great website should be doing:

• Making your business feel professional and trustworthy
  
  
  

• Showing your location instantly
  
  
  

• Making it obvious what you do
  
  
  

• Displaying reviews and social proof
  
  
  

• Showing off your past work
  
  
  

• Using an offer to turn traffic into leads before they click away
  
  
  

And that’s just the start.

Here’s the truth:

Most local businesses are leaking customers.

Think of your marketing like plumbing. Every mistake causes a leak. In other words, a whole load of customers to lose interest.

My agency finds those leaks and fixes them — so instead of losing potential customers, you get a steady, growing flow of quality leads each month.

Want me to take a look at your marketing to make sure you're not leaking customers?

Just fill out the form and let me know what you’d like help with. I’ll get back to you personally.