Website design and rebuilds for a auto repair shop
44.3% of the shops in our data have no website at all, and plenty of the rest run a single page from 2016 with a contact form nobody checks. The gap shows up elsewhere too: shops with a site carry a median of 85 reviews against 20 without one.
What the site has to do is short. Load in under two and a half seconds on a phone. Put a tap-to-call button in the thumb zone on every screen. Give each major job its own page with symptoms, process, price range and warranty. Show the diagnostic fee. Show financing if you offer it. Make booking take three fields, not eleven. Put the warranty and the diagnostic policy where a nervous first-time customer will actually see them.
The mistake is a handsome one-page site with no service pages. Nothing to rank, nothing to send ad traffic to, nothing for an AI engine to quote.