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A welding site that shows the real work
Someone with a cracked trailer frame, a broken gate, or a drawing for a rail is not reading a paragraph about “precision craftsmanship.” They need: do you weld this metal, is it shop or mobile, and how do they send a photo. A homepage of stock sparks and a gloved handshake does not answer that. Photos of beads you actually laid, and a form that takes a picture, do.
Shop vs mobile is the first fork. A person who can trailer a part in and a person who needs you in a field are different next steps. Put it in the first screen. Structural vs ornamental vs production fab is the second. If you will not stamp or certify structural, say so. If you only do aluminum boats and will not touch a rusty farm gate, say that. A “we weld anything” list that you then refuse is how you waste a morning.
Certs and process belong on the page only if they are real. MIG, TIG, stick, ASME, AWS — we will typeset what you hold. We will not invent a stamp. We will not put fake “certified welder” badges from a weekend course you did not name. License and insurance if you want them public. Towns you actually drive for mobile work, written as text. Do not list the whole state.
What belongs on a welder site
- Shop drop-off vs mobile, spelled out so nobody guesses
- Metals and jobs you take: steel, aluminum, stainless, rail, repair, fab
- A line on what you do not take — structural stamps, exotic alloys, after-hours
- Photos of finished work. Phone photos of the bead beat stock sparks.
- A form: name, phone, shop vs on-site, metal if they know it, a photo. Big tap targets.
The form should accept a picture. People have the crack in their camera roll. A 40-field RFQ on a phone is how they bounce and call the next shop. If you quote after you see the part, say that. Starting prices only if you want them public. A lot of shops will not put an hourly on the internet. That is fine. Put a phone. Tap-to-call. 813-451-2204 is how this shop does it on our own pages.
Hours for the shop, and a note on whether mobile is by appointment. If you are booked two weeks out, write it. Fake “call now, limited slots” clocks stay off unless the slots are real. We do not rebuild an estimating app or a parts cart. If you already quote in email or a shop system, the site can send them there. We do not fake a cart, an app, or a members area at this price. Quote those.
What we will not put on the page
We will not promise you will rank #1 for “mobile welder.” Basic SEO here is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. That is not a ranking prize. We will not write “best welds in the county.” We will not paste other people’s fab photos. Use work you did. If a job is under NDA, skip it. Live work on this shop is our own sites — LazerMerch, Tampa’s Best DJ, Dodo — not fake client revenue.
$500* for a standard marketing site. Cheap Fast Websites sells a standard marketing site for $1,000, or $500* if you pay in full by September 30, 2026. $100 down starts the full $1,000 job, not the sale. The sale is pay-in-full only, not a payment plan. A one-page with photos and a phone is $27 if you host it. Add $27 for lifetime hosting on our server ($54). Worldwide, 24/7. Phone 813-451-2204. Most standard jobs ship under 72 hours when the brief is clear.
Check the site you have now. If it is a Facebook page with no hours and a number that is a screenshot, that is the problem. Pay and start when you want a page a stranger can use.