Other Marketing Services: Branding, Design, Hosting and More

Your logo, colours and fonts are the first thing people see on your truck, your sign, your website and your uniforms. When they all match and look sharp, a small business looks established before anyone reads a word.

Who it's for: new businesses, businesses that outgrew the logo a print shop threw in years ago, and partners starting out on their own.

What's included

• a few logo directions to choose from, then one refined until you're happy with it
• your colours and fonts, chosen to read well on a phone screen, a van door and a yard sign
• a short guide showing how to use them, so every printer and sign shop gets it right
• the final files for print, web, trucks and signs, yours to keep

We design around your business, not a trend. A heating company, a dental practice and a security firm should each look like what they are.

See the work in our portfolio.

People judge you by your van, your flyer and your sign before they ever call. We design the things they see, and we design them to make the phone ring: your number big enough to read from across the street, your website on every piece, and the same look everywhere.

Who it's for: any business that hands out, mails, parks or posts something with its name on it.

What we design

• Print: business cards, flyers, door hangers, postcards, brochures and appointment cards
• Trucks and signs: van graphics, yard signs and storefront signs, with files ready for your print or wrap shop
• Ads and social posts: the images for your Google, Facebook and Instagram ads and your social posts
• Practice and office pieces: new-patient forms, waiting-room signs, proposal covers for security bids

Each job gets a fixed-price quote before we start, and you get the final files to send to any printer.

In Toronto? See graphic design Toronto.

A paper card ends up in a drawer. A digital business card goes straight into the customer's phone. They tap your card on their phone, or scan its code, and your contact page opens: your name, photo, number, website, reviews and a button to save you as a contact. No app needed.

Who it's for: owners and estimators who meet customers on site, techs who want the next call to come to the company, front desks at practices, and security supervisors at site walks.

What's included

• a tap-and-scan card with your logo
• a contact page in your brand, with buttons to call, text, book or leave a review
• changes any time: a new number or a new offer doesn't mean reprinting
• a way for people to send you their details back, which land in one place for every call, text and form

You can also text the link to a customer from the job site, so they have your details before you've left the driveway.

Here's the honest version: social posts on their own rarely make the phone ring. What they do is show people you're real and busy when they check you out, and give your ads something to work with. When a homeowner, a parent or a property manager looks you up and finds a page that hasn't posted in two years, they wonder if you're still around.

Who it's for: businesses whose customers look them up on Facebook or Instagram before calling, which today is most local businesses.

What's included

• regular posts from your real work: finished jobs, before-and-afters, the team, happy patients (with permission), new sites secured
• seasonal reminders and offers that match what you're running in your ads
• your new reviews, turned into posts
• comments and messages landing in one place for every call, text and form, so nobody waits for a reply

We write and design the posts and send them to you before they go out. You send us photos from the job; we do the rest.

When you want posts to reach people who don't follow you yet, that's Facebook ads management.

A short video does what a page of text can't: it lets people see who's coming to their house, their mouth or their building. A friendly owner introduction or a walk-through of a finished job builds trust faster than any headline.

Who it's for: businesses where trust decides the sale, which covers most trades, practices and security companies.

What we make

• a short "meet the owner" or "meet the team" video for your website and Google listing
• job walk-throughs and before-and-afters
• customers telling their own story, with their permission
• short ads for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube
• quick answers to the questions you get asked every day

We handle it from the script to the finished edit, sized for each place it will run. Much of it can be shot on a good phone by you or your crew, with our script and our editing.

Video goes on your website, your Google listing, YouTube and your social pages, so one shoot keeps working for months.

Before people call, they search for answers. "How much does a new furnace cost?" "Do I need a permit for a deck?" "What happens at a first orthodontic visit?" "How many guards does a construction site need?" The business that answers plainly is the one they trust, and often the one they call.

Who it's for: businesses whose customers do some homework first: bigger jobs, health decisions, contracts.

What we write

• plain-word guides to the questions your customers ask most, with your real price ranges where you're comfortable sharing them
• job stories with your photos: what the customer needed, what you did, how it turned out
• answers to the questions your office hears every day, so you can send a link instead of explaining it again

Everything is built on what you actually know and do: your prices, your jobs, your experience. That's what Google rewards, and it's what ChatGPT and Google's AI answers pick up when someone asks who to call. More on that in AI search optimization.

Articles go on your own blog. See our blog for how we do it for ourselves.

The people who already paid you know your name and trust your work. A good email or text to them in a slow week can fill the schedule faster than a new ad. Most businesses never send one, because nobody has time to write it.

Who it's for: any business with past customers, which is every business.

What we send for you

• Quote follow-up: a friendly check-in a few days after a quote, and another before it runs out
• Seasonal reminders: furnace tune-ups in the fall, AC checks in spring, cleanings, renewals, whatever brings your customers back
• A short note when the phone is quiet, with a real reason to book now
• Review requests after every job (more on review management)
• Texts back to missed calls (more on missed call text back)

Every message names your business and has an easy way to opt out, and we keep the paperwork so you don't have to. Your customer list stays in your name.

In Toronto? See email marketing agency Toronto.

Hosting is where your website lives. Cheap hosting is fine until the site goes down on a Saturday in spring, or gets hacked, and the only help is a chat window that answers on Tuesday.

Who it's for: businesses we build websites for (hosting comes with them), and businesses that want their current site looked after by people they can call.

What's included

• hosting for your website, set up properly from day one
• the secure padlock in the browser bar, so visitors and Google trust the site
• regular backups, so a bad update or a hack doesn't cost you the site
• someone watching that it stays up, and a real person to call when something's wrong

Already have a website somewhere else? We can move it over for you, with your old page addresses kept so Google doesn't lose track.

Your domain stays in your name, and so does the website. If you ever leave, we hand everything over.

Websites break quietly. A plugin goes out of date, a form stops sending, a page gets slow, and nobody notices until a customer says "I tried to reach you through your site". Website care is somebody checking, every month, so you don't have to.

Who it's for: businesses with a website, especially WordPress sites, that nobody is looking after.

What's included

• updates to the site and its add-ons, tested so nothing breaks
• backups before every change
• a monthly check that your forms, call buttons and booking links still work
• small changes when you need them: a new photo, new hours, a price update
• speed checks on a phone, with fixes for whatever is slowing the site down: heavy images, add-ons nobody uses, slow hosting

Speed matters more than most owners think. A page that takes too long to load on a phone loses the visitor before they see your number, and Google pays attention to how fast your pages are too.

A hacked website costs you customers fast. Google may show a "This site may be hacked" warning, visitors get sent to spam pages, strange pages show up under your name, or your host shuts the site down.

Signs your site has been hacked

• a warning from Google or your browser when you visit it
• visitors sent to other websites
• pages in Google's results that you never wrote
• a note from your host that your account is suspended

What we do

• find and remove the bad code, including the hidden back door that lets it come back
• update the site and everything on it, and change every password
• ask Google to review the site and remove the warning
• lock it down so it's harder to break into next time, and set up backups

Most of the hacked sites we see run on WordPress, but we clean other kinds too.

Rather call? → (647) 254-0850

If your website takes card payments, for orders, deposits or bookings, the card companies expect you to follow their security rules. Those rules are called PCI DSS, and most businesses confirm they follow them once a year, often by filling in a self-assessment questionnaire their payment processor sends.

Who it's for: online shops, practices that take deposits online, contractors who take deposits through their website, and anyone whose payment processor has just sent them a compliance form they don't understand.

What we do

• check how your website takes payments today and where card details actually go
• move card entry to your processor's own secure checkout where we can, so card numbers never touch your website, which is the simplest way to cut down what you're responsible for
• tighten the rest: the secure padlock, updates, strong logins, fewer people with admin access
• help you answer the questionnaire in plain words

We don't certify anyone; your processor and the card companies do that. We make your website something you can honestly say yes about.

When someone clicks an ad for "spring deck builds" or "new-patient exam", they should land on a page about exactly that, not your home page. A single-offer page has one offer, one form or call button, and no menu to wander off into.

Who it's for: any business running Google or Facebook ads, especially for a seasonal push or a specific service.

What's included

• one page for each ad offer, written and designed to match the ad people clicked
• a short form that asks the right questions, or a big call button
• its own phone number, so you see which offer made the phone ring
• every form landing in one place for every call, text and form, with an instant reply

A few examples: a fence repair estimate, a new-patient exam, a patrol quote for a construction site, a fall tune-up offer.

Because each offer has its own page, you can see which ones bring in booked work and which ones to drop. They pair with Google Ads management and Facebook ads management, and they're built the same way as our website design services.