Website design and local SEO in Texas I work Texas from Erin, Ontario. One firm per trade, per market.
Website design and local SEO in Texas, for trades, auto parts and auto service shops. I build the site, rebuild the Google profile for the map, and put a desk behind the phone for the calls you cannot take. There is no office in Houston and I am not going to invent one.
Houston · San Antonio · Dallas · Austin · Fort Worth · El Paso
Texas, as the map sees it.
Texas is too big to be one market. Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin are each a region of their own, and each is built out of suburbs that people search by name. El Paso sits alone at the far western tip, a long day’s drive from any of them.
In the big Texas metros the map is decided a suburb at a time: a search in Katy is unlikely to return the same names as a search in Pasadena, and Plano is not Arlington. Distance does a lot of the sorting, so a shop wins the ground around its own door first.
Three kinds of shop. One of each, per market.
Auto Parts and Recyclers
Websites and local SEO for auto parts and recycling yards. Where most land: The Read, then The Storefront.
Auto Service and Collision
Local SEO for auto repair and collision shops. Where most land: The Foundation.
The work is the same three steps in every state, in order, and they are set out on how it works.
It is in Ontario. I am not going to invent a Texas one.
An auto parts business in Brampton whose site was a phone number and an address now runs a part matcher on year, make, model and trim, a page for each vehicle it stocks for, and a request that reaches the counter by text already carrying everything needed to quote it.
That build and the others are on the website design portfolio, each described as what was built.
Central time, an hour behind me. El Paso is two.
Nearly all of Texas runs on Central time, an hour behind me. El Paso is on Mountain time, two hours behind.
If a call from 647-242-5800 reached your counter, that was me. It is a Toronto-area number, and I am in Erin, Ontario. One operator, no call center.
Answered plainly.
Do you have an office in Texas? +
What clock do you work on for Texas? +
What one firm per market means, how American businesses are priced, and the states I do not work are all on the coverage page.
Find out whether your market in Texas is still open.
Nine minutes. Tell me your town and your trade, and I will tell you whether the seat is free and where you currently sit against the businesses around you.
or call 647-242-5800or write it down