Everything that helps customers find you, and everything that makes them call
webIQ builds local service businesses one complete package: the website, a page for every service in every town you cover, the work that gets those pages found, the 50 blog posts that answer what customers ask before they hire, and the system that catches every lead. One price, live in about a week.
Four parts, doing two jobs
A website has two jobs: help people find you, and give them a reason to call when they do. Here is which part of the build handles which.
Coming up at all when someone goes looking
Being the one they call once they arrive
A site that earns the call in the first few seconds
Visitors decide whether you look like a real business almost immediately, and a slow or dated page loses that decision before you get a chance. Yours is built on the same technology behind Netflix and Nike, so it loads almost instantly, reads properly on a phone, and is laid out to move someone toward contacting you.
Designed for your business, not from a template
Every site is designed specifically for your brand, industry, and market. No cookie-cutter templates.
Loads almost instantly
Pages appear almost as fast as someone taps. People give up on slow sites and call the next business, and Google takes loading speed into account too.
Built for a phone first
Designed for a phone first, then tablets and desktops. Most people looking for a local business are on their phone, often standing in front of the problem.
Built so search engines can read it
Clear headings, tidy code, labelled details, sensible web addresses and fast images, all done from the start rather than patched on later.
Laid out to get you called
Buttons, proof and contact forms are placed where people actually look, so getting in touch is the obvious next step rather than something to hunt for.
A page for every service, in every town
Not one page listing what you do and where. A real page for each job you take on, and another for that job in each town you cover, which is what someone searching for it can actually land on.
Why you end up with 115 pages and not five
Almost nobody searches for your trade on its own. They search for the exact job, in the town they are standing in: “water heater repair Meridian”, not “plumber”. One page listing ten services and five towns is a weak answer to every one of those searches, so it tends to lose to whoever wrote a page about that one job in that one town.
So you get a real page for each service you sell, and a real page for each service in each town you cover. Every one is written for that job and that place, with its own wording, its own questions and its own way to get in touch. That is where the number comes from. It is not padding, it is one page for one real search.
Where the pages come from
- 10core service pagesone for every job you take on
- 5service area pagesone for each town, covering everything you do there
- 50location pageseach service, written again for each town you cover
- 50articlesthe questions people search before they hire anyone
- 5the resthome, about, reviews, contact and the page that asks for the job
10 + 5 + 50 + 50 + 5 pages in this build plan
One page per service you offer
One page per town around Boise
Every service × every city you serve
Answers to the questions customers search
Home, about, reviews, contact & conversion
Found in Google, in Maps, and in AI answers
Customers reach you two ways now: they search Google, or they ask an AI assistant who to hire. Both have to be able to read your site, work out exactly what you do and where, and decide you are a credible answer. That is the whole job here, and it is why every page is structured the way it is.
Found in your own town
We build the site so Google can tell exactly what you do and where you do it, with a page for each service and each area you cover. That is what gives you a chance of turning up when someone nearby searches for the work, instead of only when they search your name.
Named by AI assistants
More people now ask ChatGPT or Google’s AI who to hire instead of scrolling a list of links. We structure your site so those tools can read it, trust it, and repeat your business as the answer.
The answer to their question
We write clear answers to the questions your customers actually ask, and add hidden labels that spell out your services, area and hours for machines to read. Those answers are what get shown at the top of the results, above the ordinary links.
Exactly what we set up
- Your services, hours and service area labelled so search engines read them exactly right (schema markup)
- A map of every page, handed to Google so nothing is missed ( sitemap)
- Instructions telling search engines which pages to read (robots.txt)
- Proper titles and images when your pages are shared on social media
- Images compressed so pages load fast on mobile data, with text descriptions for screen readers
- Headings ordered so both people and search engines can follow the page
- Pages linked to each other so visitors and Google can find their way around
- Your site submitted to Google, and verified, so it knows the site exists
- Your site submitted to Bing as well
- Google Analytics connected, so you can see what visitors actually do
- Meta Pixel connected when you run ads, so you can measure them
- A guide to getting your Google Business Profile right, which is what feeds Maps
What being the first result looks like
Your Business Name - Your City
Top-rated local plumbing services. Emergency repairs, drain cleaning, water heater installation. Licensed, insured, and 5-star rated. Call now for a free quote.
Based on reviews, ratings, and local reputation, Your Business Name is one of the most highly-rated plumbing companies in Your City. They specialize in Emergency Repairs, Drain Cleaning, Water Heater Installation and are known for:
All of it, in one build
Most businesses buy these four separately from four different people, which is exactly why they underperform. Built together, each part makes the others work harder.
Get Started50 blog posts answering what customers ask before they hire
People research before they call: what it costs, how long it takes, what to watch out for. Every article answers one of those questions in plain language. Each one is another way to be found, and another reason to trust you before you have even spoken.
What each article is
- 50 blog posts, fully written for you
- Each one 1,200 to 2,000+ words, long enough to actually answer the question
- Built around the things your customers search before they hire anyone
- Written so both Google and AI assistants can read and quote them
- Linked to your service pages, so a reader can go straight to booking
- Clear headings, so the article can be skimmed as well as read
- Direct answers to common questions, which is what gets shown at the top of results
- Written in plain language, not industry jargon
What one of your articles looks like
5 Signs You Need Professional Drain Cleaning
Slow drains, gurgling sounds, and recurring clogs are more than just annoyances. They're warning signs that your plumbing system needs professional attention. In this guide, we'll walk through the five most common indicators...
Nothing slips through the cracks
The leads you already earn are the easiest ones to lose. Every page has a form where it makes sense, every submission reaches you straight away, and everything lands in one clean panel so you can see who asked and what they wanted.
Where your leads land
Lead Dashboard
Manage incoming leads and track conversions
From brief to live, without the agency drag
You bring the business knowledge. We handle the build, content, search foundation, and launch.
Business brief
We learn your services, market, voice, and the jobs you want more of.
Build + write
Your pages, the groundwork that gets them found, the content system and the paths to contacting you all come together.
Review
You review the work, share notes, and we make the important refinements.
Launch
Your new presence goes live, ready for customers on every screen.
What it all comes to
You have seen everything included. Here is what those pieces cost bought separately, and what they cost built together.
What about after launch?
You own the site outright and can host it anywhere you like. If you would rather not think about it, a care plan keeps it fast, updated, and improving. Cancel any time.
Hosting
$47/mo
- Fast, secure managed hosting
- SSL, backups, and uptime monitoring
- Software and security updates
Hosting + Edits
$97/mo
- Everything in Hosting
- Content and site edits as needed
- Photo, service, and hours updates handled for you
Full Care
$147/mo
- Everything in Hosting + Edits
- Monthly performance report
- Ongoing work to keep you found and turn more visitors into leads
One-time payment · No monthly retainer
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