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Powder Coating Website Design

Powder coating website design should get the jobs coming in from people who find you on Google, not just look good. I build your site with a page for each job you do and a quote form that reaches your phone.

$297 a month, with a new website included. If you don't get leads in 3 months, I work for free until you get them.

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Where powder coater websites lose the job

Most coater websites make a buyer phone or email, with no quote form, and plenty of coaters have no working website on their Google page at all. On the forums, buyers describe searching Google for hours, filling out quote forms and getting no call back. Buyers who never hear back pick the shop that answers first.

What powder coating website design includes

You reach out for a free growth plan, I send your plan, then I build the site and link it to your Google profile. Here's what you get:

  • A page for each job you do, so people searching for wheels, media blasting, Cerakote or railings land on the page for that job. Anodizing or aluminium coating gets its own page too.
  • Your jobs in the headings, so buyers and Google see what you do at a glance.
  • Answers before they ask: price ranges or how you price, what's included, your minimum, turn time, colours and whether they can ship parts in.
  • A quote form that texts your phone, asking for photos and the part size, so you can price the job fast.
  • Linked with your Google business page, because the map is where powder coaters win or lose.

How a page for one job is laid out: wheels, media blasting, Cerakote

Take wheels. The page opens with "wheel powder coating" in the heading and photos of rims you've done, then a price range per set or how you work it out, what's included (stripping, blasting, the coat), your turn time, the custom colours you carry and whether you take shipped wheels. It ends with a form asking the buyer to send photos. Most shops don't have pages like this, so the ones that do stand out: shops with a powder coating page showed up in their town's normal results about 3 times as often.

A site built for your shop, or a template made for every trade

When I read Google's first page for this search, the top result was a page of text with "Powder Coating" dropped in, listing 71 other trades under it, and others were templates. A coater needs custom pages that answer what their buyers ask, in their words. Whatever company you host it with, what's on the pages decides whether the job comes to you. For what the site has to hold, see website for a powder coating business.

What powder coating website design costs, and what happens if it doesn't work

The website is part of the $297 a month, along with your Google profile, AI answers and national SEO. Give it 3 months from the day the work goes live. If you don't get leads by then, I keep working for free until they come. A lead is any contact from a new customer. I only take one powder coating shop per area, so I'm never building for the shop across town. The site is a part of local SEO for powder coating shops and of SEO for powder coating companies. See the $297 price and how the lead guarantee works, then get your free growth plan.

Questions coaters ask about a new website

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Do I need a new website, or can you fix mine?

A new website is part of the $297 a month. The free check looks at the site you have now, and the short video says what to fix first.

How is this different from the agencies that did nothing?

I only build for powder coating shops, not a template for every trade. If there are no leads after 3 months, the work is free until they come.

What counts as a lead?

Any contact from a new customer. The 3 months start when the work goes live.

What does it cost?

$297 a month, with a new website included. It also covers your Google profile, AI answers and national SEO.