Hero Web Design. A website built to book the job.

Yes — full 100% ownership, including the master keys to both your domain and hosting, plus complete access to every file.

Not only do you own it, you hold the actual keys — domain, hosting, files, all of it. Nothing about this setup locks you into me; it locks the ownership into you.

Nothing shows up in the first 3 months — rankings only start to slowly degrade after that, as the site goes without fresh content, links, updates, and improvements, though they won't collapse entirely.

If you cancel and just let the website sit, you won't see any impact for those first three months. After that, the lack of ongoing work — fresh content, links, updates — will start pulling rankings down gradually, not all at once.

Yes — Hero Web Design connects directly to off-the-shelf tools like HubSpot or Jobber, using their lead forms, feeding them data, and working with automations you already have set up.

If you're already running one of these platforms, we plug straight in rather than asking you to rebuild anything. Your existing lead forms and automations keep working, just fed by a site that's actually built to convert.

Both — the site can connect to your existing calendars, recommend solutions like round-robin appointment routing for sales, or tie directly into your booking software live from the website.

We don't just build a page that generates a phone call and stops there. Depending on how your business runs, we can wire the site straight into the scheduling flow you already use — or help you set one up if you don't have one yet.

The target is 8–10 focused keywords built around buyers actively searching to purchase in the neighborhoods you actually service — not 1,000 keywords or the #1 spot for a broad term like "plumbers near me."

You won't rank for everything, and that's on purpose. The organic traffic we chase is people in your service area who are ready to hire, not just anyone typing a search into Google at 2am.

No — a legitimate bad review can't be removed, but Hey Aaron! Marketing will fight to get illegitimate reviews taken down and craft a strong public reply to turn a fair one into a trust-builder instead.

There's no superpower for erasing a real complaint, and I wouldn't want one — that's not the game. But if a review isn't actually about you, or you've got a solid case, we'll push to get it removed. And if it's legit, the move is the reply: turn that turd into a golden goose egg with the right response.

100% — Hey Aaron! Marketing doesn't take on two businesses in the same trade and same zip code, and the ordering system itself blocks a second same-trade order once a zip is claimed.

I don't make a big deal of it on the site, but it's a hard rule: I'm not going to bid against myself. Once your trade and zip are locked in, the system won't let another business in the same trade order that same zip.

A Wix site or a nephew-built site typically solves about 10% of the problem — having a website — while leaving the harder half unanswered: actually driving local homeowners to it and getting them to call.

I was a nephew once myself, and if he's offering to not just launch a site but get it producing new leads, go with him — it'll make Thanksgiving a lot more fun. But most DIY builders and site tools stop at "you have a website" and never get to the part where it turns strangers into booked jobs.

Because Hero Web Design is the hub every other service reports back through — reviews, SEO, ad campaigns, and email all connect directly into this site, and none of that works reliably from a platform we can't reach.

It's not about control for its own sake. Review widgets display live on the site, SEO work happens directly in the code, ad campaigns run through landing pages we control — if the site lives somewhere we can't touch, half of what makes the rest of the system work falls apart.

Included — the $500/month foundation covers a full logo design with 20 trade-focused concepts plus a complete brand and identity kit, no separate fee.

You're not paying extra to look like a real, established company. Colors, typography, voice, usage rules, every file format you'd need on a truck door or a business card — it's all part of the same $500, and the logo files are yours outright with no licensing fee.