You can't see most of your site.

Lead capture

Real lead capture, not a contact form.

The form is wired to your phone, your email, and a safety net that catches the lead even when something behind the scenes is having a bad day.

• · Every form submission is locked into a backup the moment it lands — before we even try to send your text or email. If the delivery system has a hiccup, the lead doesn't vanish. It waits, and we keep trying until it gets to you.
• · Every lead fires off three messages at once: a confirmation text to the customer (so they know it landed), an email to you, and a text to you. If anything fails to send, we automatically try again — and again — without you doing a thing.
• · Every form asks how soon the customer needs help: right now, today, or this week. If they pick right now, your alert lands with — URGENT in the subject line — so you can spot it at a glance and beat the chains to the call.
• · Tap-to-call button glued to the bottom of every page on a phone, pinned to the corner on a computer, and built into every "request service" button. And if our system ever has a real outage, the form quietly switches to showing your phone number front and center — so the customer just calls you directly.
• · Every lead tells you where it came from. Instead of "new lead" with no context, you see "house lockout, came in from your house-lockout page, found you on Google" — so you walk into the call already knowing what they need.

Local SEO

Local SEO with teeth.

This is the part you don't see — and didn't have before. Your site ships with hundreds of pages: one for every service you do, one for every neighborhood you cover, and one for every combination of the two. So when somebody searches a very specific question — 24-hour locksmith Spanaway — there's already a page on your site built to answer it.

Quick math on a typical metro: 15 services across 8 cities you serve, plus 12 neighborhood pages and 8 city pages = 155 pages Google can list. A bigger metro pushes past 600. Every one of them is another chance to show up at the top of a search you'd otherwise miss.

• · 15 ready-to-go service pages: house lockout, rekey, lock change, car lockout, key replacement, fob programming, commercial, safe, eviction, emergency, 24-hour, broken-key extraction. Behind every one of them, the technical signals Google needs to understand exactly what kind of work you do.
• · One page per neighborhood you cover. We hand-research each one — real landmarks, real ZIP codes — so the page reads like a local who knows the area, not a template that swapped in a name. Google sees that too, and ranks it accordingly.
• · Every nearby city you serve gets its own page — and every service in that city gets its own page too. Someone types car lockout University Place WA at midnight, the page is already there, and your phone number is the first thing they see.
• · Behind every page, the signals Google looks for to confirm you're a real local business — not a brochure, not a fly-by-night operation. We do all of that on every page; you don't have to think about any of it.
• · We hide the demo from Google until you say go-live. Your real Google listing keeps every bit of its existing rank — the demo can't compete with it, even by accident.

Behind the scenes

The day-to-day, handled.

The site runs on its own. You see the same simple dashboard we do — leads this week, anything stuck, anything that needs a touch. No tickets, no phone tag.

• · Need a change to the site? We push it live in about 30 seconds. If something doesn't read right, we roll it back to the previous version just as fast. No downtime, no email chains, no "we'll get to it next week".
• · Changed your hours, phone number, or address? Send us a quick note and the site reflects it within 2 business days.
• · Your own domain is part of the package — yourbusiness.com instead of yourbusiness.sitebarn.co. We use the one you've got, or register a new one on your behalf. You own the domain; we'll transfer it to you on request, subject to the usual ICANN rules. The little padlock for the secure connection shows up the first time anyone visits.
• · If a text or email to you ever fails to deliver, we automatically try again — at 30 seconds, then 5 minutes, then 30. If it still won't go, an alarm goes off on our end so we can fix it before you'd ever notice. The lead doesn't get lost. It gets to you.
• · A password-protected page on your site shows your last 100 leads, how many times the call button got tapped this month, and whether anything's stuck in the works. Same view we see — no hidden numbers.