The game plan
Customers say Yassine is honest, fast and fair. Right now the website and the Google listing hide that. Here is what I would fix first, and what your homepage could look like.
Before and after
Left is the new homepage. Right is the site today. Flip to Phone too, since that is how most people look up a mechanic.
Fix these this week
None of these need a new website. Most take an afternoon.
"MW Auto & Truck Repair" has 12 reviews. "Mw Auto Repair" has 4, and it is listed as a gas station. Same address. Merge them into one, filed under Auto repair shop, so all your reviews count together.
The website header says 7am to 7pm. The Contact page says closed Sunday. Google says open until 8pm, and weekends. Pick the real hours and make all three match.
The header shows 774-498-0493. The Contact page shows 401-337-9772. Choose one main number and use it everywhere, including both Google listings.
"Break Repair," "Exaust Repair" and "Adress." When you are selling careful work, spelling is part of the pitch.
A shopping cart, a login icon, "Return to shop," a newsletter login and a page called "Auto Draft." You do not sell anything online, so all of that goes.
The address only lives on the Contact page. Put 688 W Shore Rd and a tap-to-call button at the top of every page.
On your road
Every review you have is five stars. The shops down West Shore Road just have more of them, so Google shows them first. A text with a review link after every job closes that gap.
Google review counts, October 2026.
The new site
One line that says who you are and where, with Call and Text buttons right under it.
Every review mentions him by name. Real photos of him and the shop beat stock pictures.
Brakes, tires, check engine, exhaust, oil and trucks each get a page, so Google has something to rank you for.
"5.0 on Google" at the top, with real reviews right below.
A lot of people would rather text a photo of the dashboard than call. Let them.
Tracking on calls and texts, so you can see which page and which ad brought the customer in.
The big idea
"I came late around 7PM with an issue I desperately needed done that night... not even 30 mins go by and he's already on his way to my house."Joseph D. on Yelp
That is the brand. The repair shops near you close at 5 or 6. You are the mechanic who is there when people need you. It goes on the website, the Google listing, the ads and the truck.
Next step
I can knock out the Google and cleanup fixes first, then build the new site. Call or text me and we will go through it together.
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