Website design and rebuilds for a auto body shop
35.4% of the 70,441 body shops on Google have no website linked at all. Nationally the median shop with a site has 91 reviews against 21 without. That gap tells you which shops are competing and which are coasting.
A body shop site has a short job list. Tap-to-call at the top of every screen. A photo estimate form that takes three pictures and a phone number, because that is how a driver standing next to a crumpled quarter panel wants to start. A page for each service, collision, PDR, bumper, paint, glass and hail, with a published price range on the customer-pay ones. A plain page stating that the vehicle owner chooses the repair shop, not the carrier. Your certifications and the carriers you work with, in text. What cycle time to expect and how updates get sent.
The mistake is a five-year-old builder site with a photo gallery, a contact form nobody watches, and no phone number above the fold, loading in six seconds on a phone at the scene. The layout is in website essentials.