Lawn care websites
for New Orleans crews.
The neighborhoods you cover, the work you've done and a way to ask for a quote, on a domain in your name. For the people who searched and have never seen your truck.
01 / What it has to do
Answer "do you come out here?" before they call someone else.
A homeowner comparing three crews wants to know you work their area, what you do and how to get a price. A lawn care site is built around those.
02 / The price
$1,000. Then $79 a month to keep it running.
Up to 5 pages, written and built, loading fast on a phone. Google Business Profile set up right, so the Maps listing and the site say the same thing. Your domain, registered in your name, on your account.
The care plan covers hosting, security, backups, unlimited small edits and Google Business upkeep. New photos after a big job, a new service, a change to your area: send it and it's done.
Want quote requests to arrive with the address, the lot size, the service and photos already filled in, instead of "how much for my yard?"? That's Presence + Engine, $2,500.
03 / Commercial and property managers
Bidding on commercial grounds? They look you up first.
A property manager or a purchasing office checks that you're real before they read the bid. A page with your insurance, the equipment you run, the properties you keep up and a direct contact answers that in one look.
04 / Timing
Build it in the slow months.
Google takes weeks to find and rank a new site. Built in winter, it's showing up by the time the grass starts and people start searching for a crew.
05 / Questions
What owners ask first.
I get my work from word of mouth. Why a site? The people who hear your name still search it before they call. The site is what they find, and it tells them they have the right crew.
Isn't Facebook or Nextdoor enough? They help with the neighbors who already know you. The site is for the ones who searched and have never heard of you, and it stays yours.
Who adds new photos? You can, or you text them to me and it's covered by the care plan.
Get your number.
Six questions about your business and you get a price, not a sales call.