So people find you before they call someone else.
Two paths lead to a trade business today: the map in Google and the answer from an AI assistant. What we set up on both is listed here in full — and next to it, what we do not promise.
Two paths by which customers end up with you.
Most prospects look online first and decide before they call. A website nobody finds is a leaflet in a drawer. We set up both routes — in every package, at no extra cost.
On the map
“Painter Winterthur”: three listings, three calls.
Someone searching on a phone first sees three businesses on the map — opening hours, ratings and a call button. That is where they call. Your website they often open only later, when choosing between two of them. The map listing is therefore not an accessory to the website: it is the first thing anyone sees of you.
A listing filled in, not just created
Opening hours, services, service area, pictures. At equal distance, the complete listing beats the half-empty one.
The same details everywhere
Name, address and phone number match on the website, in the listing and in the directories. Google reads discrepancies as unreliability.
Pages by service and place
Someone searching for “paint a façade in Winterthur” should find a page about exactly that — not the home page with everything on it.
In answers from AI
More and more people ask ChatGPT rather than Google.
“Who paints a façade in Winterthur and does it properly?” — the answer is a short list, not a page with ten results. Such answers come out of text, structure and details that agree with each other. That is exactly how we build your website: clear sections, marked-up data, questions in your customers’ own words. With a website builder you cannot reach those places.
- Your business details marked up so a machine can read them
- Frequently asked questions built so the answer can be quoted
- Access explicitly allowed for the crawlers of ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot
- Your details aligned across the Swiss directories
Reviews
For the map, reviews count more than anything else.
We set up the path to them: a short link and a QR code for the workshop or salon, plus a text you can send along. Replying to reviews is part of it — the bad ones too. A bad review that has been answered reads better than ten good ones with no reply.
What we promise — and what we do not
- We promise the work: the listing, the structure, the data, the directories, the reviews.
- We promise no place in the list. That is handed out by Google and the AI providers, and they change their rules without notice.
- Anyone guaranteeing you first place is selling something they cannot deliver.
Pricing
A price you know beforehand.
Two firm prices for what most businesses need. No hourly billing, no surprise on the final invoice.
Let us look at your listing.
Send us your business and your town. We check what Google knows about you today and tell you what is missing.