Working sites for local businesses
Services, hours, photos, and a phone number people actually call. Built before you spend a dollar, so you see the finished site first.
Ask about this ↗That's not how you win the job. So I build you the real thing first: a working site with your services, your hours, your photos and your phone number. You see the finished site before you decide anything at all. If it feels like you, we launch it. If it doesn't, it comes down and that's the end of it.
Services, hours, photos, and a phone number people actually call. Built before you spend a dollar, so you see the finished site first.
Ask about this ↗Uniform AI, built start to finish with the same setup I use for clients.
Ask about this ↗Every site below is real and live. The businesses are samples, not clients, so you can see the work before anyone else in town has one.
Storm damage and full replacements, charcoal and rust.
View live site ↗Mowing, mulch and patios, warm and unhurried.
View live site ↗A family practice taking new patients, calm and clean.
View live site ↗An independent shop, industrial and blunt.
View live site ↗A two-partner firm, navy and serif, restrained.
View live site ↗Furnace and AC work, bold and bright.
View live site ↗None of these are client work yet. They are the same build I would do for you, using a sample business so nobody’s name is used without permission.
$500
One-time build
A complete site: your services, hours, photos, phone, and a contact button that works.
$30/mo
Every month
Hosting, your web address, and security. The site stays live, patched, and looked after.
After twelve months of payments your web address transfers to you at no cost, if I registered it.
$0
To see your site built
No card, no contract, no obligation. If you don't want it, it comes down.
Sites are built from publicly available information about your business.
Two cameras, one question: does this software actually run a local business?
Left: the Backstage Pass interview with Susan Leonardson, community manager. Right: the two Marketing Secrets AI spotlights on this work.
The name behind this software is Russell Brunson, founder of ClickFunnels and the author of the marketing books this platform is built on. On a live stream he pulled up my work, went through it on camera, and asked how fast I could teach it to his team. The clips below are where that happened.
Backstage PassThe interview, start to finish
Marketing Secrets AIThe founder of the platform goes through my work on a live stream
Marketing Secrets AIThen he asked how fast I could teach it to his teamTwo short clips on the work. Both are in full on YouTube.
Susan Leonardson
Community Manager, Backstage Pass
Marketing Secrets AI
User spotlight on building with AI
Skye — Battle Creek, Michigan
I've spent about two years building and testing AI systems for content, marketing, and small business operations. Long enough that it stopped being a hobby: I was interviewed for Backstage Pass by Susan Leonardson, Backstage Pass's community manager, and Marketing Secrets featured me in an AI user spotlight.
Now I use it for one thing, building websites for local businesses that are losing calls they never see.
I'm not an agency. No account managers, no handoffs. You work directly with me from first look to launch, and I answer the phone. Battle Creek first, then the rest of Calhoun County.
Before this I ran a pest-control route across north Texas. The reviews from those years said the same three things every time: on time, thorough, and he explained what he did. That is still the whole job description.
— Skye, Uniform AI
Years of pest-control routes across north Texas, 2019. Same work, different uniform, and the same three things written over and over.
“He was on time and very thorough. Please have him come again in the future.”
“Skye did an excellent job explaining what he was doing, and took his time completing the service.”
“You're the 1st technician to do a complete job. PLEASE let this be the normal. Good job.”
“Very detailed oriented.”
That was pest control. What I do now is websites, and the standard did not change: I show up when I say I will, I explain what I am doing while I do it, and I answer the phone after the work is done. Those reviews are from 2019 and I am not pretending they are website reviews. They are why you can call a stranger in Battle Creek and expect him to answer.
A two-lane road, a flag hanging from a tree out in the countryside, and a neighbor a mile out who still answers his phone. This is the view I know best, and the businesses along it are who I build for. Not a market segment, just home.
I use only what's publicly available about your business.
A real, working site: your services, your hours, your photos, your phone.
Like it, it's $500 plus $30 a month. Don't, and it costs you nothing.
You own your content and your finished website files. I hold the platform account while you're subscribed. If I registered your web address, it transfers to you after twelve months of payments at no cost.
The site stays live through the end of the month you paid for, then it comes down. I'll send you your content and website files. If I registered your web address, I hold it until you complete twelve months of payments, after which it transfers to you at no cost. A web address you already owned stays yours.
If I registered it, I hold it while you're subscribed. It transfers to you at no cost after you complete twelve months of payments. A web address you already owned stays yours.
Hosting, your web address, security, and platform updates. Content changes, new pages, redesigns, SEO, and ads are quoted separately.
Three to five business days from my first look.
The site itself is built to be found: page titles written for your services and town, your hours and service area on the page, and a Google Business Profile connection so Maps matches. Ongoing SEO, ads, and AI follow-up are not part of this.
Thirty minutes on the phone or over video. What you see below is my live calendar — you choose the slot and the confirmation lands in your inbox.
Serving Battle Creek, Michigan.