pandcrepairs.com
lead-gen + local SEO
P&C Mobile Repair
A mobile mechanic serving a wide service area, invisible on Google. The job grew from a lead-gen site into the studio's biggest SEO architecture: 50 pages built to own the searches that matter in every town the truck rolls to.
the build story
Challenge, build, outcome.
challenge
What needed to work
A mobile mechanic serving a wide service area, invisible on Google. The job grew from a lead-gen site into the studio's biggest SEO architecture: 50 pages built to own the searches that matter in every town the truck rolls to.
build
What was built
- From 12 pages to 50: A page for every service in every town, each genuinely written, never find-and-replace.
- Rates listed in the open: Real prices on the site, because in the repair trades transparency wins the call over every competitor hiding a rate sheet.
- A quote form wired for how customers actually reach out: Calls and texts first, form as backup, every path tagged so the source of every lead is known.
- The full local SEO stack: Schema on every page, sitemap discipline, service-area architecture, and the Google Business Profile working with the site instead of apart from it.
outcome
Why it matters
The bet was architecture over ads: spend once on pages that rank instead of forever on clicks. It is the studio's clearest proof that a small trade operation can out-structure bigger competitors online, and it is the playbook now offered to every service-area business. More builds like this: web design for auto repair & mobile mechanics.
in their words
The client, in his own words.
Aiden built the whole website for my mobile truck repair business in South Florida and set up the SEO behind it. Just under 2 months in and I'm already getting calls from people finding us on Google. He put all our rates and service areas right on the site and handled everything himself, start to finish. Highly recommend if you run a business and need to actually get found.
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