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Skip the call. Fill this in and I'll build it.

If you already know you want it, there's no reason to sit through a sales call. This is everything I need to set your account up and start building. The same questions I'd ask you on the phone, just faster.

1The legal stuff (so I can register your texting)

Legal business nameExactly as it's written on your IRS paperwork. Include LLC or Inc if it's there

EIN / federal tax IDLike 12-3456789. Type NONE if you don't have one. It's free to get and I'll walk you through it

Physical business addressStreet address, city, ZIP. Not a PO Box. The phone carriers reject those

2How to reach you

Your name

Best email

Best phone numberA mobile number is best so I can text you the link when your site is ready

3Your business

Business name as you want it on the siteOften shorter than the legal name

Do you already own a web address?Like yourbusiness.com, or type NONE

What do you do? List your servicesOne per line, in your own words. Five to nine is plenty. I'll tidy the wording

What towns do you serve?Actual town names, not 'within 30 miles'. Town names are what people type into Google

Your hours

Licence, bond and insurance numbers (optional)Washington customers check these. Putting them on the site wins you jobs

Can you log into your Google listing?

Takes about four minutes. Anything you don't know, put a question mark and I'll chase it. I'll come back to you within a day.

What happens after you hit send.

Within a day, I ring you

Not to sell you. Just to check I've read it right and to take the card. It's a five-minute call and it's the only one you'll need.

Day one, I file your texting registration

The carriers take about a week to approve a business for automatic texts. I start that clock immediately so it's done by the time your site goes live.

Day four, you get a link

Something real to look at and pull apart, while there's still plenty of time to change it. Live on day seven.

Questions

The things people actually ask.

Am I committing to anything by filling this in?

No. Nothing is charged and nothing is built until we've spoken and you've said yes. This just means the call is five minutes instead of thirty.

Why do you need my EIN?

Only for the texting registration. US carriers make every business prove it's real before it can send automatic texts. It's a federal requirement called A2P 10DLC. It doesn't go anywhere else and I don't need any other tax information.

What if I'd rather just talk to someone?

Then ring me on (509) 355-9409. This form exists because some people would rather not be sold to, not because I'm avoiding the phone.