Example in focus
Presence
Local landscaping — clearer services and estimate path
Illustrative concept — not a named customer story
- Before
- Visitors saw a thin page and a phone number. Common questions (“Do you do spring cleanup?” “What towns?”) still landed as calls and texts. Asking for an estimate meant hoping someone caught the message.
- After
- A simple front door lists core services, service area, and work photos the owner approved. A short estimate form asks for name, contact, town, and what they need — built for a phone. The owner reviews every request before anything is treated as booked.
What this makes easier
Customers can quickly see what the company does, where it works, see examples of the work, and ask for an estimate without having to call just to get basic information.