Get found
Can the right people find you?
When someone nearby searches for what you do, do you show up?
The goal
Locals searching for what you do land on you first.
It's late and you're still on your phone.
Good businesses shouldn't be
hard to find.
I'm Angelina. I look at how customers find you, choose you and come back, and how much of your week it all eats. Then I fix whatever is weakest. Sometimes that's a website. Sometimes it isn't.
The first conversation is free.
01 · Get found
Do people find you when they go looking?
02 · Get chosen
Once they find you, do they pick you?
03 · Get them back
Do they come back and send friends?
04 · Get time back
Is running it eating your week?
Sometimes the answer is: you don't need a new website.
Sound familiar?
Does any of this sound like your business?
- A website you haven't touched in years
- A Google listing you've never looked at
- Word of mouth bringing in everyone
- Instagram DMs doing all the work
- No website yet
- Reminders you send by hand
- Customers saved in your phone
- Forms that connect to nothing
If you nodded at two or more, we should talk.
What I look at
Four questions. One system.
Every business I work with gets the same four questions. Whichever answer is weakest is where we start.
Get chosen
Do they pick you once they do?
Is it clear what you do, what it costs and how to book, especially on a phone?
The goal
A stranger understands what you do and books without messaging you first.
Get them back
Do they come back?
One-time customers turning into regulars, referrals and a list you actually own.
The goal
More repeat visits and more referrals.
Get time back
Is it eating your week?
The things you retype, remind and chase by hand, over and over.
The goal
The repetitive stuff runs without you.
It's all one system.
Fixing one stage without the others is how you end up with a beautiful website nobody finds. I start with the weakest one, and sometimes the honest answer is that you don't need a new website at all.
Start to finish
How it works
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01
We talk. It's free.
A short, no-pressure conversation. I mostly listen, so I understand what you want before I suggest anything.
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02
I find the weak spot
I go through the four questions with your actual business, so we know exactly where to start. It's included in every setup.
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03
I build the fix
Whatever pays off most comes first: a site, a booking flow, follow-up, an automation. Then it's yours, on your own accounts.
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04
We measure and improve
I track what changed, so nobody is guessing. Ongoing work is month to month.
Real projects
Recent work
Not every business books appointments. Open the project to see how it's built.
sweetrepeatsfl.com
CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Mimi's Sweet Repeats
- Business
- A consignment shop for kids' clothing, toys, gear and books.
- Problem
- It needed a real place to browse and shop. A link in bio wasn't going to cut it.
- Build
- A shop, a way to sell your own items, and local pickup or shipping.
Also on the desk:
The free part
Local Lore
A free series telling the stories behind local businesses. I sit down with the owner and turn the conversation into a video and an article.
You never pay to be featured, and nothing goes public until you approve it.
See Local Lore ↗
Pull up a chair. There's a story here.
The honest version
About me
I'm 22 and I'm obsessed with systems. Most of the owners I talk to are really good at what they do. The stuff around the business just never got built.
So I find the weak spot and fix that. Sometimes it's a website, sometimes it isn't, and either way it's yours to keep.
- FreeFirst conversation
- 100%Yours to keep
- Month to monthOn ongoing work
No pressure, no pitch deck
Want a second set of eyes on your business?
Tell me what's going on. I'll tell you what I'd fix first, even if it isn't a website.
Email me
Takes about a minute
@thechairhand ✦ Based in FL