Does a Small Business Website Take Six Weeks to Build?
from Smoke & Receipts
A two mover crew in Everett, Washington went from a free template with no prices to a twenty six page site in one day. We check whether a small business site really needs a six week project. Everett Local Movers runs two movers and one truck. Their old site was a free template with no prices, no photos of the work and a phone number shared with three other side businesses. The owner sent the pricing in three texts. That became the whole brief, and the rate became the headline. The site went from domain purchase to live in one day, with five service pages and fourteen town pages. Each town page does the mileage math, so the Bothell page says the move adds about four dollars. A local 425 tracking number rings the owner's cell, and quote requests text the customer back right away. The same day, the owner got step by step help setting up a free Google Business Profile. Verdict is smoke. A small crew needs its price in plain sight, a number that gets answered and a page for every town it drives to. Receipts and sources: https://clickflame.com/blog/everett-local-movers-case-study
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A two mover crew in Everett, Washington went from a free template with no prices to a twenty six page site in one day. We check whether a small business site really needs a six week project.
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