More real orders, fewer price-shopper calls, for a family-owned butcher shop.
Howard and Mia Larson run a family-owned custom butcher shop and aren’t tech people, so they had no website at all. We built them a fast one with clear prices and got them found on Google, so now the phone rings with real orders instead of price questions.
The challenge
Howard and Mia Larson run a family-owned custom butcher shop, and they are the first to say they aren’t tech people. The business had no website at all, and no security cameras in the shop. Howard was also worn out by the phone: call after call just asking the price of butchering, instead of placing an actual order.
What we did
Their first website, and a fast one
We built H&M Custom Meat their first website and made it extremely fast. It lays out clear prices for everything they do, so customers get answers without picking up the phone.
Found on Google
We claimed and now manage their Google business listing, so people searching nearby actually find the shop, with hours, location, and directions.
Eyes on the shop
They had no cameras before. We set up security cameras so they can keep an eye on the shop and its surroundings.
One call for any tech trouble
These days they call us for anything technology related. When the printer won’t print or the internet goes down, they have one local number to call instead of trying to sort it out themselves.
The phone working for them
With prices clearly online, the calls that come in now are mostly real orders rather than price-shoppers, so Howard and Mia can focus on the work instead of the phone.
The result
- Their first real website, and a very fast one.
- Clear prices online, so customers stop calling just to ask.
- Found on Google by people searching nearby.
- Security cameras keeping watch over the shop.
- One local number to call for any tech trouble, from a stubborn printer to a downed connection.
- More calls that are real orders, freeing the owners to focus on the work.
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