The background search
Someone gave them your name. The first thing that person does is type it into Google. If they land on an empty listing, or on nothing at all, the doubt sets in even when the referral was excellent.
For architects and engineers
Architect, architectural technologist, structural engineer, building mechanical engineer or civil engineer: you get chosen on trust. A site that shows your projects and your fields of practice does part of the work before the first call.
What you actually need
From 139 $/month · delivered in 30 days
The real problem
A developer, a general contractor or an owner looking for a professional does not take the first name that comes up. They check. And they check online.
Someone gave them your name. The first thing that person does is type it into Google. If they land on an empty listing, or on nothing at all, the doubt sets in even when the referral was excellent.
You get calls for projects that are too small, outside your field of practice, or in a region you do not serve. Every call like that costs you billable time.
Your best projects sit in a folder on your computer, or in a PDF you send on request. Nobody sees them at the moment someone decides whether to call you.
What we build for you
Not an image gallery. Proof of competence, organized the way you think.
Each project becomes a record: building type, size of the mandate, your exact role, the constraints that made the project interesting. That is what a serious client reads, and it is also what Google indexes.
Adding a project later does not mean rebuilding the site: the page generates itself from the record.
On your site
Packages
For a firm, the Structure package is almost always the right one: it leaves room for one page per field of practice, which is exactly what gets you showing up in searches.
Common questions
A referral gets you as far as the background check, not as far as the contract. Between the moment your name comes up and the moment the phone rings, there is a Google search. The site does not replace the referral: it keeps it from dying right there.
Yes, and it is common. We describe the mandate without identifying the client: building type, floor area, your role, the technical constraints. That is often more convincing than a name, because it shows how you work.
The orders set limits on what you can claim in advertising. We write the content with you and you approve it before it goes live. If your order has a specific code of ethics on advertising, send it to us: we write inside those limits instead of making you correct things afterward.
We do. You send us the photos and two or three lines about the mandate, we build the record. It comes out of the 3 hours every 6 months included in your package, and you never touch the code.
Fifteen minutes to find out what it would look like in your case.