Get found. Get chosen. Follow up before the lead goes cold.

Service businesses that run on booked opportunities: auto detailing and styling shops, roofing, plumbing, pest control, landscaping, window companies, smart home installers, contractors, med spas, B2B service firms, and education and training organizations. The playbook changes by industry because buyer intent, trust signals, seasonality, and follow-up needs change with it.

The connected system around your offer: website and landing pages, Google PPC, Meta, LSA, and TikTok campaigns, GoHighLevel CRM and follow-up automation, SEO/AEO/GEO structure, reporting, and practical AI workflows. Every piece points at the same outcome: booked calls, estimates, consultations, appointments, and enrollments you can actually measure.

Not as a focus. Simplufy is built for service businesses where the win is a booked call, estimate, consultation, appointment, or enrollment, not a cart checkout or a free trial. Ecommerce and SaaS need a different playbook around carts, subscriptions, and lifecycle events, and we would rather stay sharp at ours.

Yes, natively. Forms, calendars, and booking flows are embedded directly into the site, so a visitor can move from a service page into a calendar without the site feeling disconnected from the CRM. Every submission lands in the pipeline with speed-to-lead texts, missed-call recovery, and reminders already attached.

SEO gets your pages ranking in traditional Google search for service, problem, and location keywords. AEO (answer engine optimization) structures content so it directly answers the questions buyers ask, and GEO (generative engine optimization) improves how AI search tools understand and cite your brand. We run them as one program: be findable wherever your buyer is asking.

Yes. The site architecture is built to scale into pages like Google Ads for roofers, SEO for med spas, or CRM automation for plumbing companies, pages that match exactly how buyers search and compare. They also give paid traffic far more relevant destinations than one generic page.

Because most lost opportunities have nothing to do with looks: ads pointing at the wrong page, forms that route nowhere, follow-up that takes hours, and no way to tell which leads became jobs. The website is the front end of a system that includes search, paid traffic, CRM, automation, and reporting, and the system is what books the work.

We audit the full path from traffic to booked opportunity and find the biggest leak first. Sometimes that is a landing page; sometimes it is tracking, CRM stages, or follow-up speed. Diagnosis comes before prescription. Then the work becomes a roadmap, not a package.

Yes: Google PPC, Meta, Google Local Services Ads, and TikTok where they fit the business model. Campaigns are measured on booked calls, estimates, consultations, and enrollments, not cheap clicks or impressions. That usually means tightening the landing page, tracking, and follow-up alongside the ads themselves.

Yes. For location-based companies the work spans service and location pages, technical SEO, internal linking, Google Business Profile direction, review strategy, schema, and FAQ content that answers what buyers in your market actually ask. The same set of useful pages supports both map visibility and organic search demand.

Practical workflows, not hype: AI-assisted intake, lead routing, follow-up drafting, reporting summaries, content and research workflows, and agent orchestration for repetitive operations. Every system keeps clear human review points so it stays reliable instead of becoming a fragile black box.

Yes. We build fast static Astro sites that deploy cleanly to Cloudflare Pages, with strong performance and a structure that scales as service, industry, and case study pages are added. Speed is part of the SEO and conversion math, not an afterthought.

Descriptive titles and meta descriptions, semantic headings, service- and industry-specific pages, internal linking, FAQ content, schema markup, sitemaps, and crawlable static HTML. On-page SEO means matching search intent with genuinely useful pages, not stuffing keywords into thin service pages.

Yes. The site is designed to absorb proof as it accumulates. Client logos, screenshots, campaign results, CRM views, testimonials, and before-and-after work can be added across the homepage, service pages, industry pages, and case studies. Service buyers want evidence before they book, so the site keeps getting stronger.

Systems instead of tactics. A typical agency sells a website, SEO, or ads in isolation; Simplufy connects the website, ads, CRM, search, and AI into one tracked system aimed at booked opportunities. You can see the page a buyer landed on, the form they submitted, the follow-up they received, and what it produced.

Book a strategy call. We review your website, lead sources, CRM, follow-up, and tracking, then point at the biggest leak and what should be fixed first. From there the work becomes a practical roadmap instead of a rebuild-everything project.