Notes on being found.
Short articles on search, AI answers and the practical work of being the one that gets recommended. Written the way we would explain it to a client.
What should be on the first screen of a contractor's website on a phone?
Six things belong on a contractor's first phone screen, three don't. With numbers from 230 Mississauga sites and a two-minute test.
Do you need a website if you have a Google Business Profile and Facebook?
A Business Profile is the best free listing a contractor has, but not a website. What each does, and what AI assistants cited for Mississauga.
We checked 230 Mississauga contractor websites on a phone. Here is what they miss.
We loaded 230 Mississauga contractor homepages on a phone. A quarter had no phone number on the first screen. The numbers, and five fixes.
Contractor website design in Ontario, 2026: what to build, what it costs and how to get found
A contractor website should make calling easy and take quote requests. The pages it needs, what it costs in Canada (ours: from $1,000) and how to get found.
llms.txt, explained in five minutes
A one-page text file that tells AI assistants what your business is. What goes in it, what to leave out, and why every site we build ships with one.
What an AI reads before it recommends you
What search engines and AI assistants can read on a small-business site, what is documented and what is guesswork, and the four things every site we build has.
Start from nothing, launch as one brand.
Brand System, a Growth site and the Starter social kit together for $3,500. That is $500 off the three bought separately. Tell us what you are building and we take it from there.