Six things we do.
A website and an app are the things people see and use. Automations and AI do the work behind them. SEO and paid ads bring people to it all. Here is what each one is, and which one your problem actually needs.
What Each One Does
Open any of them for what it includes, how a build goes, and when you do not need it.
Websites
The part strangers see. Open to anyone, no login, its whole job is to win the next customer.
- Words written first
- Built from scratch
- Fast on a phone
Web Apps
The part only your team sees. Behind a login, it holds your records and does the day-to-day work.
- Accounts and roles
- Records in one place
- Runs in a browser
Automations
The part nobody opens at all. It runs on its own, in the background, whether you are at a desk or not.
- Intake and quoting
- Follow-up that fires
- Reports that build themselves
AI
The part that reads, writes and sorts for you. A way of working we set up on your machines and teach to your team.
- Set up on your machine
- Taught to your team
- A month of support
SEO
The part that tells Google what you do. When someone nearby searches for what you sell, this work is what puts you in the running.
- Search basics done
- Local pages built
- Reported plainly
Paid Ads
The part you pay to turn on. Ads put you in front of people searching right now, while the slower work builds.
- Google and Meta
- Real landing pages
- Cost per lead named
They are in that order for a reason. Most businesses start with the website, because it is the thing everything else points at, and add the rest as they need it.
How a project goes, from your side.
The same four steps whichever of the six you need. You read the plan before anything gets built.
You tell us what it is for
A couple of sentences about what you sell and who buys it. Not a specification, and not a list of pages.
A plan comes back
What we would build and what it would say, in writing, before anything starts. If the answer is that you do not need us, that is in writing too.
You watch it get built
Real pages at a real address you can open on your phone, updated as we go. No slideshow, no reveal at the end.
It goes live, and it keeps running
After launch we keep looking after it. Send us a change and we make it.
Questions People Ask First
Which of the six do I need?
You do not have to know. Describe the symptom, a slow website, a spreadsheet nobody trusts, calls that stopped coming, and the plan names which of the six is behind it.
What do you need from me to start?
A couple of sentences about what you sell and who buys it. If you have photographs of the work, or the address of the current site, send those too. The plan fills in the rest.
Do you work outside Metro Detroit?
An AI Quickstart happens in person. Travel is included within about 45 minutes of St. Clair Shores, which covers most of Metro Detroit. Everything else starts with an email, wherever you are.
Can you work with what I already have?
Usually. Most businesses we build for already had a website, a spreadsheet, or a set of tools that half work. The plan says what we would keep, what we would rebuild, and why.
Who owns what you build?
You do. A website goes live with the domain and the hosting account in your name, and anything that holds your records can export them whenever you ask.
Tell us what you need it to do.
Not which of the six it is. Describe the part of the business that is not working and we will tell you which one fixes it, or that none of them does. Send a couple of sentences and a plan comes back.
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