Straight answers for contractors
Every post takes on one question about getting calls and winning work. Some give you steps you can do yourself. Others point out common mistakes and leave you with questions to ask yourself. Have a question we have not covered? Email info@bigskyautomation.com and we will answer it here.
How do I check if Google can find my website?
A free, step by step way to see which of your pages Google has saved, what the skipped-page reasons mean, and how to ask Google to look again.
Read the post · 3 minutesHow do I get my business to show up in ChatGPT and Google AI answers?
What a small business can do to be found by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers: let the crawlers in, state your facts plainly and answer real questions.
Read the post · 3 minutesWhat should the page titles on my website say?
How to write page titles that get clicks on Google: the service, the town and your business name in about 60 characters, with real before and after examples.
Read the post · 2 minutesHow much does a contractor website cost in 2026?
What contractors pay for a website in 2026: DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and monthly plans, with price ranges and what each price leaves out.
Read the post · 3 minutesWhat pages should a contractor website have?
The pages a contractor website needs, in order of how much they matter, and why most good ones end up with 10 to 20 pages.
Read the post · 2 minutesWhy your contractor website gets no calls
Four reasons a contractor website gets no calls, with numbers from real sites we checked in Google Search Console, and what to check on yours this week.
Read the post · 3 minutesWhat is missed call text back, and is it worth it for a contractor?
How missed call text back works for contractors, who it helps most, what it will not do, and what to ask before you pay for it.
Read the post · 2 minutesHow to get more Google reviews as a contractor
A simple way for contractors to get more Google reviews: ask every customer by text, send reminders, reply to all of them and never filter who you ask.
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