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Name and address
Shop name, street address, and the rest of the NAP — on the page, not only in the Google listing.
Tampa Bay · shop websites
Google already lists the shop. I make the page worth opening.
I rebuild sites for local shops in Hillsborough and Pinellas. Name, address, a number people can tap, service area. A page that looks like it belongs to the shop.
What I do
The page people land on after they search.
Tampa shops, trades included — HVAC and others. I don’t keep a roster to show off. I look at what’s live and rebuild it so the basics are actually on the page.
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A number people can tap
Click-to-call from a phone. If someone is ready, they shouldn’t hunt for the number.
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Service area
Where you actually work. Neighborhoods and counties, written like a local, not a national template.
How it works
I look at the listing. You decide if it’s worth a link.
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I look at the Google listing
Name, hours, photos, the site that’s already attached. That’s the brief.
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I mock a page
A single page that looks like it belongs to the shop. You see it before anything goes public.
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You say if you want a private link
If it feels right, I send a private preview. Then a short call to go live on your domain.