Five minutes. Three facts about your competition. And a website that's already built — you'll see it running before this is over.
"Body shop Stockton" gets searched every single day in this county. The shops that show up big on that search are taking jobs that your work deserves. Here's exactly who's winning it →
Google reviews, today. You win on quality. You're losing on visibility. That's fixable — and it's the easiest kind of problem to have.
Two things happen because of that empty slot. The customer who wants to see your work before calling has nowhere to go — so they look at the next shop instead. And Google itself treats a listing with no website as less complete, which pushes you further down the map. The good news: manniesbodyshop.com is sitting unregistered. It should be yours by Friday.
Scan it — it's liveDrag the wreck straight. Tap the car where it's damaged and watch the estimate build itself. No other shop in the valley has anything like this.
Hours change, new photos, a promo — text me and it's done the same week.
Your happy customers get a text with your review link. Every review gets a reply in your voice. 23 becomes 100 — and the scoreboard flips.
Right hours, fresh photos, answered questions — so the map sends people to Grant St, not Wilson Way.
Calls, estimate requests, new reviews. Jobs — not clicks, not jargon. You see exactly what it brought in.
Your shop at the top of "body shop Stockton" the moment someone searches it. You set the budget and pay Google directly — I build it, run it, and tune it. No setup fee. You own the ad account, always. We start with a 3-month run so there's real data, then month to month.
You're under a car; the phone rings; that's a job driving to the next shop. This answers every call 24/7 in a voice like yours, gives ballpark ranges, and books the estimate into your day. We'll count your missed calls first — then decide if it pays for itself.
Neither is required. The site and reviews stand on their own — these are here for the day you want the phone ringing more.
Your average job runs $2,500–$4,000. If being findable brings you one extra job a year, this already paid for itself. Everything after job one is profit it earned you.
And when it earns it: a testimonial in your words, a small "website by" line in the footer, and the shop owners you know hear my name.