You're great at what you do. I make sure people can find you. Your website, your Google listing, your social pages: built, run, and kept sharp, for one monthly fee.
NOW SHOWING
Concept builds for the kinds of businesses around here, each one made to show what a hand-built site looks like for that trade. Scroll the page and the screens scroll with you.
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Barbershop · Concept build
A 1962 barbershop seen through its own front window: gold-leaf lettering on the glass, prices on a felt letterboard, four chairs that swivel round when you pick a barber, and an appointment card that stamps itself booked.
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Trades · Concept build
A made-up HVAC and plumbing outfit, built for the way people actually find a contractor: furnace dead, phone in hand, middle of January. The call button never leaves the screen, the service area is spelled out so nobody wonders if you come to their town, and the license and insurance sit up front where they answer the question before it's asked.
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Lash studio · Concept build
A made-up one-chair studio with the full price list, a working booking calendar that shows real open slots, aftercare, and policies written so nobody has to have an awkward conversation about showing up late.
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Café · Concept build
A made-up tea house with the whole menu priced out, plus a build-your-drink ordering panel that totals the cost as you tap. Motion used once at the top, then the page settles down and gets to work.
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Auto repair · Concept build
A mechanic shop where the bay door rolls up on the car as you scroll. An estimator totals the job as you tap what’s wrong, services live in a red tool chest you pull open, and the booking is a work order that stamps itself received.
THE GOOGLE LISTING
This is what someone sees when they search what you do plus "Hamburg." Same business, same work, same prices. One version gets the call. Most owners never touch this listing, and it’s the first thing a customer ever sees of them.
Your trade · Hamburg, NY
Hours not listedOpen · Closes 7 PM
Called twice, nobody picked up. Are they even still open?
Booked online in a minute. Showed up when they said they would.
Owner replied: Appreciate you. Glad we could help.
No reply from the owner
Photos last added years agoUpdated this week
WHAT I KEEP LIT
Most shops have pieces of this scattered around, half-finished, last touched years ago. I take the whole thing off your plate and keep it current.
Built by hand for your shop, not dragged out of a template. Fast on a phone, because that's where your customer is standing when they look you up.
The thing that decides whether you show up when somebody searches your trade plus your town. Hours, photos, services, and a reply to every review.
Facebook and Instagram kept alive on a real schedule, so a new customer checking you out doesn't find a page that went quiet years ago.
I come to the shop and shoot it. Your chairs, your work, your people, which beats stock photography every single time.
TICKETS
Hand me the whole thing monthly and stop thinking about it. Most shops start with the basics and move up once they see the calls come in.
TIER ONEADMIT ONE
Starting at $249/mo
3-month terms · One-time setup fee · Add-ons at menu price
TIER TWOMOST POPULAR
Starting at $399/mo
3-month terms · Rate drops after your first term · 10% off add-ons
TIER THREEALL ACCESS
Starting at $649/mo
3-month terms · $50 setup · Rate drops after your first term · Up to 25% off add-ons
Just need the website? Built once and handed over, from $2,500. A Google listing, a logo, or a photo shoot can each be bought on their own too, and you can move to a monthly plan later.
Every client gets an answer the same day, whatever they pay. Everything stays in your name: your domain, your hosting, your Google listing, your pages. You own it all and give me access to do the work, so there's never anything to hand back.
WHO'S BEHIND THE SIGN
My name is Antonio. I'm originally from South Florida, but Western New York is home now, and the shops I work with are the ones I drive past every day.
Being good with computers and software isn't new. I took video design and worked with Adobe in high school, and I've been the guy taking things apart and putting them back together since I was a kid.
No call center, no template, no handing you off. I build every site by hand, answer my own phone, and come to your shop in person. If something breaks, you text the person who built it.
— Antonio Tirone Jr, Broadway Digital Management
OPENING NIGHT
Tell me what you do and where you're at online. I'll tell you straight what I'd fix first, and there's no charge for that part.
CALL OR TEXT
WHERE I WORK
Hamburg & Western New York
HOW FAST
Same day, usually