Websites and local SEO for South Florida small businesses.
I build the website, set up your Google listing, and track the calls, so people searching nearby find you and pick up the phone. When business picks up, I help you hire and take the busywork off your plate.
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
Areas served:
- Miami
- Hialeah
- Doral
- Coral Gables
- Kendall
- Homestead
- Fort Lauderdale
- Hollywood
- Pembroke Pines
- Coral Springs
- Pompano Beach
- Boca Raton
- Delray Beach
- Boynton Beach
- West Palm Beach
- Jupiter
Most small business websites fall short in one of three ways
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Nobody can find it
Someone in Pembroke Pines searches "AC repair near me." Three businesses show up on the map, and you're not one of them.
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People find it and leave
It's slow on a phone, the number is buried at the bottom, or it never says what you do and where. They go back and call the next listing.
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Nobody knows if it's working
How many calls did the website bring in last month? If the honest answer is a shrug, every marketing decision after that is a guess.
Each one costs you customers who were already looking for you.
Not sure which one you have? I'll take a look, free.
Answer a few questions and I'll check your website and Google listing the way a customer would: on a phone, searching for what you do.
What you'll get
- How fast your site loads on a phone, and what's slowing it down
- Whether you show up in Google Maps for your main service, and who does
- What's missing from your Google Business Profile
- The [3] fixes I'd make first
One audit per business in Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach. Sent as a [short screen-recorded video] within [3 business days]. You don't have to get on a call.
A website and a Google listing that work as a pair
The Google listing is how people find you. The website is what convinces them to call. Most of my clients need both, so I do them as one project with one price, agreed in writing before I start.
- Loads fast on a phone, even with one bar of signal
- Your number and a booking button on every screen
- A page for each service and each area you cover
- Written the way your customers talk
- Accessible to people using screen readers
- Domain, site, and accounts in your name
- Google Business Profile set up and filled in completely
- Name, address, and phone matching on Apple Maps, Bing, and Yelp
- An easy way to ask happy customers for reviews
- A new service or area page every month
- Tracking for calls and form fills
- A one-page monthly report that tells you what happened
From first call to launch
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Day one
A 20-minute call
We talk about your business and where customers come from now. I'll have already looked at your site and Google listing.
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Within [2 business days]
A plan with a price on it
Scope, price, and dates in writing. The price only changes if you ask for more.
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[4–6 weeks] later
Launch, then numbers
The site goes live, and every month you see how many calls and messages it brought in.
What changed for clients
- [More calls from Google for a roofer in Boca Raton]
- [X%]
- [Faster time to hire for a Broward clinic]
- [X days]
- [Hours a week saved by an AI lead responder]
- [X hrs]
[A real quote from a client about the result, in their words. One or two sentences.]
Busy is a good problem. I help with the rest of it, too.
Once the phone is ringing, you'll need people, systems, and time. These are the other things I do, on their own or alongside a website.
- HR consultationSomeone to call about a tricky employee situation, a policy you need written, or your first hire.
- Recruiting & hiringI can run the search for a role, or set up a hiring process your team can repeat.
- AI agentsSoftware that answers new leads at 9 p.m., books appointments, and follows up on quotes.
- Business dashboardsLeads, sales, reviews, and hiring on one screen that updates itself.
- Google WorkspaceEmail at your own domain, shared drives, and calendars that work.
- Video editingShort clips for social media and your website, cut from what you shot on your phone.
The three questions everyone asks first
- What does it cost?
- Websites start at [$X,XXX] and local SEO at [$XXX] a month. You'll have a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
- Do I own the website?
- Yes. The domain, the site, and every account are in your name. If we stop working together, you keep all of it.
- Can you get me to #1 on Google?
- I can't promise that, and I'd be wary of anyone who does. I can do the work that's known to help and show you the results every month.
People nearby are searching for what you do. Let’s make sure they find you.
A 20-minute call is the quickest way to find out what’s getting in the way. You’ll leave with a few specific fixes either way.
Or call [(XXX) XXX-XXXX]