Straight answers for contractors.

GEO is the work of getting your business named inside AI-generated answers — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode.

Those tools answer a question like “who’s a good roofer near me?” by reading the web and summarizing it. GEO makes sure what they read about you is complete, consistent and easy to quote: your site states plainly what you do, where you do it and why you’re credible; your listings agree with it everywhere; and real reviews back it up.

AEO is structuring your content so search engines and voice assistants can lift a direct answer from it — the short answer that appears before any links, or that Siri reads out loud.

In practice it means clear questions with clear answers on your pages, structured data that labels your business details, and accurate listings on Google, Bing and Apple Maps.

SEO gets your pages into Google’s search results. AEO gets your business into the direct answers above them. GEO gets you named inside AI-written answers.

For a contractor they’re one body of work — the same site, the same listings, the same reviews — so AxisSites runs them as one service instead of selling three.

Make it easy for ChatGPT to find, read and trust you: a fast site that states your services, service area and credentials in plain words; a complete Bing Places listing, because ChatGPT’s search leans on Bing; and consistent details and real reviews across the web.

Nobody can guarantee what an AI will say. What we can do is build what it reads — then check every month, with a fixed list of the questions your customers ask, whether it names you.

From the same places a careful customer would look: your own website, your Google Business Profile, Bing Places and Apple Maps, review sites and directories, and anywhere else your business is mentioned.

When those sources agree — same name, phone, services and towns — AI tools can describe you with confidence. When they disagree or are empty, they tend to name someone else.

No — and be careful with anyone who does. Rankings and AI answers depend on things nobody controls, and they change by person, place and day.

We promise the work and the report: what we changed, what moved, and whether Google and the AI tools named you for the jobs you want.

With a fixed list of about ten questions your customers actually ask — “best concrete contractor in Palmetto FL,” for example — run every month in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers, several times each, because answers vary.

For each one we record whether you were named, whether what the AI said about you was right, and which sites it cited. The list stays fixed, so the trend means something — and wrong facts get traced to their source and fixed.

Yes. The listing is how people find you on the map; the website is where they decide to call — and it’s the page AI tools read to learn what you actually do.

The two do different jobs. Running one without the other is why so many contractors’ websites never bring in work.

It varies, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Fixes to a Google listing can show up within weeks; new service and town pages usually take months to earn their place.

Every month you get a plain-English report of what we changed and what moved, so you never have to take it on faith.

An AxisSites build — the Axis Growth System — starts at $3,997, one-time, scoped from your free Axis Scan™.

That includes the custom site, copywriting, lead-capture forms, the local visibility foundation, your Google listing cleanup, Bing and Apple Maps listings, and Search Console setup. Monthly plans are optional.

Live in 21 days from the day I have your logo, photos and details. If I miss it, I take 20% off.

Bigger builds — a store, a booking system, a client portal — get their date agreed in writing before I start, and the same rule applies.

Yes. 100%. The site, the domain, the content and the accounts are in your name from day one.

Monthly plans are optional, and if you leave, you keep every bit of it and it keeps working.

Yes — most projects are redesigns. The free Axis Scan™ shows what’s underperforming; we keep what works and rebuild what’s costing you leads.

When a site moves, we redirect the old addresses so the search results you already have keep working.

Even a handful of job-site photos from your phone makes a real difference, and we’ll help you make the most of them.

Where a page needs an image you don’t have, we use licensed stock for atmosphere — never presented as your own work.

Yes. Copywriting is included in every build — written in your voice, reviewed by you before anything goes live.

Yes — that’s the Lead Engine plan: Google’s Local Services Ads, Google Ads aimed at the jobs you want most, missed-call text-back, call and form tracking, cost per booked job, and seasonal emails to past customers — on top of everything in the Growth Partnership.

Each ad lands on a page built for that exact job, not your homepage.

You do, directly to Google — never through us. Every account is in your name and on your card, and if you leave, you keep all of it.

Ad budgets start at $1,000 a month, on top of the plan. Below that, a month doesn’t produce enough leads to learn from.

No. For ads, we work with one company per trade per town. We’re not going to bid against our own client.

By asking every customer after the job, with a simple routine — and replying to every review. We never offer anything in exchange for a review and never pick who gets asked. Google prohibits both, and it can get a listing suspended.

A free, automated review of your website that scores seven things that drive leads: lead generation, local visibility, customer trust, conversion potential, mobile experience, speed and website structure.

It takes about 30 seconds. You get an instant preview, and the full report is free once you add your name and email.

Yes. During the build we clean it up: categories, services, service area, hours, website link and photos. With the Growth Partnership we keep it right — categories, services, hours and real job photos — reply to every review, and send review requests after every job.

We use manager access, never ownership: the profile stays yours, and we never need your password. We do not promise any ranking or map position.

No mandatory retainer. The monthly plans are month-to-month — the Growth Partnership cancels any month, Lead Engine with 30 days’ notice.

AxisSites is based in Melbourne, Florida, and works with contractors and local service businesses across Florida and beyond — including a landscaping company in Camden County, New Jersey.

Will, the founder. You deal with the person building your site, not an account manager — and the site is built with modern tools that let one person ship work that used to take a team.