Service business

Pruitt's Automotive Repair
Pulaski, Tennessee
WebsiteLocal search
Mobile mechanic in Pulaski. New site, local search set up, click to call and text on every page.
Websites, Google Maps listings, missed call text backs, review requests, online booking, and the follow up that keeps a lead from going cold, for small businesses and churches. We're out of Columbia, but we're serving all of Middle Tennessee.

Sound familiar?
Most small business and church websites have the same four problems.
Built once, years ago, by someone's nephew. Nobody has touched it since.
It looks wrong on a phone, which is where nearly everyone sees it.
It does not show up in Google Maps when someone nearby needs you.
Nobody can tell you whether it has ever produced a single customer.
What we do
Most clients start with the website and add the next one only when the last one has earned it. Every price is public, and none of them come with a contract.
Designed and written for your business. Fast on a phone, found in Google Maps and in the AI answers, and set up to make people call.
Websites for as little as
$500Every missed call gets a text back in seconds. Every finished job gets a review request. You keep working. The lead does not leave.
From
$290 a month, including the websiteOne place for every lead, with reminders, quotes, invoices, and review requests going out without anyone remembering to send them.
From
Quoted after we see how your work movesNot a marketing project? We spend four to six hours with clinics, firms, schools, and churches finding where AI would take real work off a person's plate.
Get in touch
Tell us about the business or the church and how you would like to hear back. A sentence or two is plenty, and the reply is from a person, within one business day. If you already have a site, the free teardown is the better first step.
How it works
You send the address. We send back an honest list of what is wrong with it, in plain English. Free, whether or not you hire us.
What we would do, what it costs, and how long it takes. One number, not three tiers and a countdown timer.
Two to four weeks for most sites. Then we keep it updated, watch what it does, and tell you whether it is working.
Why the mule
1840Columbia has been Mule Town since 1840, and Mule Day still shuts down the square every April. A mule is not a show animal. It is sure-footed, it carries more than it looks like it can, and it does not quit halfway up the hill. That is a better description of this work than anything with the word "digital" in it.
Send us the address. We will send back an honest list, in plain English, whether or not you hire us. It takes a couple of hours on our end. It costs you nothing.
Get a free teardown