Website & Lead System — Proposal

Prepared for Collin Stoddard  ·  The Stoddard Building Group
From Daniel V  ·  28 July 2026

Collin — good to sit down with you. Here's everything we talked about, written down so you can see exactly what's included and what isn't.

What I heard you say

"It just needs to look banging."
You've built a real company over five years, and the website is still the 2019 version — a few pages meant to get you rolling. You've got a wall of five-star reviews, a portfolio nobody sees, and a gallery that warns people it loads slowly. The site isn't representing the business you actually run.

Three things you were specific about, and all three shape what follows:

The plan

Built in phases so you see results before you spend on the next piece. Phase 1 is the foundation and stands on its own.

Phase 1 — Foundation $2,000
Founder's pricing
  • New website, built mobile-first — video hero background, your brand, your logo (the little A stays exactly as it is)
  • Gallery rebuilt — fast-loading, organised, no more slow warning
  • AI intake assistant — greets every visitor day or night, learns what they want (deck or pergola, cedar or composite, size, timeline, budget), gives a ballpark on the spot, books straight into your calendar, and texts you the moment it happens
  • Google Business Profile optimised — categories, services, service areas, photos, review-request link
  • Modern hosting — fast, secure, and no yearly platform fee

This is the number we discussed, and it stands.

Phase 2 — Get Found$900
  • 8–10 project & location pages — each real job becomes its own page: the neighbourhood, the materials, the photos
  • Targets the long-tail searches that convert — "covered cedar deck with step lighting, Monument Colorado" — the searches made by people ready to buy
  • Every page is another door into your site

Honest note: SEO is a 3–6 month build, not a switch. That's exactly why Phase 1 includes the intake assistant — it captures the leads arriving today while this works in the background.

Phase 3 — The Enginesoptional, later
Add-onWhat it doesPrice
Blog engine Voice-memo and a few photos from the jobsite → a drafted post and a Google post, ready for your approval each week. You approve; it publishes. $1,200
Proposal engine A site-visit voice memo becomes a scoped quote using your own pricing, out as a clean PDF. Saves an evening per bid. $1,500
Design-build partnership page A page for you and your wife's real-estate side — the partnership, lender links, the full design-build story. $300
Social syndication Each approved post also goes out to Facebook and Instagram, so the content you're already capturing actually gets used. $400

Ongoing — what it costs to keep running

There's no monthly fee to me. You said you'd rather just call when you need something, and that works.

How we start

On that access — you stay in control. You remain the owner of the profile; Manager only lets me edit. You can remove my access at any time, in one click, without asking me — and anything I change, you can change back. Nothing I touch is locked, hidden, or dependent on me sticking around. Same goes for everything else we build: the domain, the hosting and the accounts are all in your name, and if you ever want to take it in-house or hand it to someone else, nothing breaks and nothing has to be untangled.
About the pricing. This is founder's pricing — you're one of my first clients, and the honest trade is that your reviews and referrals are worth more to me right now than the difference in the invoice. I won't be able to offer these numbers once I have a few case studies behind me, and I'd rather tell you that plainly than pretend it's my standard rate.

"Terminator Bob is going to help prevent the AI takeover by building my wife's business." — still the best line of the meeting.

Daniel V
vincedaniel@gmail.com
Prepared 28 July 2026 · valid 30 days