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If they can't find you, they can't pay you. That's the whole problem for a dispensary that can't buy ads, and for a pool builder, roofer, landscaper, or HVAC shop whose customer asks who to call when the unit dies at 9pm. I build the site so that answer can have your name on it, and I build the follow-up so the lead doesn't die in a voicemail. It's me. I'm in Michigan.
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Traffic, friction, and cohesion.

01/03I build a site the models can actually read, then do the visibility work so when someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity who to call, your name shows up instead of the franchise down the road.

02/03Missed-call text-back, intake, invoice matching — the hours you lose on the phone and in the inbox while the crew is on a roof or the floor is running. I put agent teams and ops pipelines on that so the lead does not die waiting for you to pick up.

03/03Your name, address, services, and founder should say the same thing on the site, in socials, and on the listings the machines trust. That is how you stop getting quoted as the wrong shop when a buyer asks who is real.
Pick the room that matches the license.
Cannabis
Banned ad accounts. Mail-order and delivery rules. A site that can take money where Google and Meta will not take your spend.
Open the door → HVAC · pools · roofing · constructionTrades
Tap-to-call, service area, missed-call follow-up — the shop that answers when the furnace dies on a Saturday.
Open the door →Commissioned sites that already shipped.
Start with the audit.
I ask the machines the questions your buyers ask. Then I tell you who they named instead.
Book the auditWhat operators usually ask.
What if Google and Meta banned my ad account?
Then visibility is the channel that is still open. Answer engines, a site the models can read, and entity consistency across listings — not another ad manager who promises a workaround.
Do you work with service-area businesses?
Yes. If you cover named counties or cities, the site and schema should say that — not pretend you serve the whole state. Local proof beats spun city pages.
What about seasonality?
Pools peak in summer. Heat peaks in winter. The site and the follow-up rails should match when your buyer actually calls — not run the same hero in January that you ran in July.
Tell me what the business is missing.
One call. I will tell you if it is worth building.
Or email william@spurlockstudios.com