Cape Cod and Plymouth personal injury law firm handling car, truck and motorcycle accidents, malpractice and more, with free consultations and no fee unless successful.
450 South St, Hyannis, MA 02601
Hi, I'm Ted. I build websites for local businesses. More about me
What we improved
The old site buried its 17 seven-figure results in a scroller and hid attorney profiles and practice areas behind dropdowns. The new site leads with the free-consultation phone number, a settlement ticker, and the attorneys' faces, and adds a tap-to-call bar on phones.
We tested your current site on an iPhone-sized screen. We found 5 issues and fixed them in the new site. What's already working is marked too.
On an iPhone the site has 40 buttons and links too small to tap comfortably. Most local searches happen on a phone, and people leave pages that are awkward to use there.
The menu leads to about 12 different pages. A focused site gets visitors to the phone call faster.
6 of 38 images have no description for screen readers and Google. Visitors decide in seconds whether you look established.
4 of the 5 things search engines and AI assistants look for are in place. Missing: a share preview (Open Graph image) and canonical address. Help Google and AI find you, trust you, and send you customers.
We did not find business hours on the home page. Every extra step between "I need help" and the phone ringing loses customers.
No do-it-yourself site builder detected.
Loads over HTTPS (the padlock).
Loaded in 2.0 seconds.
All 21 links we tried worked.
Nothing out of date that we could find.
Measured October 17, 2026. The new site fixes every issue above.
Before customers call or walk in, many check your website on their phone. If it looks dated or loads slowly, they quietly move on, and you never know it happened.
So I rebuilt The Law Offices of John C. Manoog III's site: fast, modern, great on phones, and easy for Google and AI assistants to read. It's finished and waiting. No sales call, no design meetings, nothing to approve. If anything's wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.
$500 to launch, then $25/month for hosting. I handle go-live myself: a quick DNS change, about 10 minutes. One or two extra customers a month and it pays for itself. Don't like it? Nothing changes, no contract. (An agency would charge $3,000–$5,000 and take weeks.)
“Since you created the website, I receive at least two or three calls every week from people who found me on the internet. This never happened before with the old website.”
This is a fully built, real site — not a sketch — created on spec to show what's possible. Recognize your business? Get in touch to claim it or have it removed.
