Industries
Industry pages for businesses that do not share a homepage
A template that says "quality service" fits a restaurant, a roofing company, and a clinic equally, which means it fits none of them. True North Web Design writes a different page for the trades we hear from most: restaurants and food, home services and contractors, auto, entertainment and recreation, and medical and health. The phone is (865) 235-1305. The work is nationwide. A Launch website starts at $750.
Restaurants need the menu, the hours, and a path to a table or an order that does not contradict Google. Contractors need one page per trade they want to be hired for, a phone link that dials, and towns they will actually drive to. Auto shops need the jobs they want more of, and a straight answer about what they will not take. Venues need the visit, the party, and the hours, without sending a guest across three booking tools to learn the price. Clinics need the care, the current address, and a booking path that is not a theme's sample sentence.
Those pages are below. Each one explains the offer, the usual way the site fails, and what is included in a build versus what is an app. If we have a short video for that industry, it shows on the page. If we have not recorded one, the page does not show an empty player.
Your trade might not be in the list. Professional services, retail, nonprofits, and shops we have not named still get the same process. Call and describe how a customer reaches you today. We will not force the story into a restaurant layout because that page exists. The industry pages are examples of attention, not a menu you must order from.
Search follows the same split. A local trade wants the map pack and a site that agrees with it. A destination venue or a specialty practice may need pages that make sense to someone in another state. We wrote a plain article on that difference. It is linked from here because it changes what we build.
The free website audit works on any public URL. Use it before you pick an industry page and decide you need a rebuild. Sometimes the site needs a headline and a phone link. Sometimes it needs to be replaced. The audit is how we avoid guessing. Pricing for the Launch build, and the line between a site and an app, is on the pricing page and the services pages.
Call (865) 235-1305 if you would rather start with a person. Say the business and the town, or say you sell nationally. Both are normal here. The canonical home for this work is choosetruenorth.com.
These pages exist so a restaurant and a roofing company are not forced through the same homepage story. Each one names the failures we see in that trade, the pages that trade actually needs, and the point where a website stops and an app starts. They link to web design, search, hosting, and the free audit, and they carry the studio number, (865) 235-1305. If we have a short video for that industry, the page shows it. If we have not recorded one, there is no video and no empty player. Use the page that matches the work. If you sell in one town, say so. If you sell nationally, the page has to make sense to someone who has never heard of the town. Both are normal. The canonical home for this work is choosetruenorth.com. Launch builds from $750. Start with the audit if you want the current URL scored, or call and name the business.
Questions we hear
- What if my industry is not listed?
- Call anyway. The list is the work we are asked for most, not a limit on who we will talk to.
- Do industry pages change the price?
- No. A Launch site still starts at $750. The industry changes the pages and the proof, not the starting range.
- Can I watch a video for my industry?
- When we have recorded one, it is embedded on that industry page. If we have not recorded one, we leave the player off.
See what your current site is missing
The audit is free. It reads the live page and scores the checks that decide whether someone calls. Or talk to a person: (865) 235-1305.