Websites and marketing for Seven Points businesses.
Word of mouth built most of the businesses in Seven Points, and word of mouth has one flaw: it only reaches as far as the last person who used you. Everything we do is about what happens when somebody who has never heard of you goes looking.
Word of mouth does not show up in a search
A reputation earned over years is the best thing a local business owns. It is also invisible to somebody who moved here last month, opened their phone, and typed what they needed. That person will pick from what is in front of them, and what is in front of them is a listing, a handful of reviews, and a website.
The work is putting the reputation you already have somewhere a stranger can see it — the listing kept current, reviews asked for after the job instead of hoped for, and a site that reads like the business people already recommend.
What the count says about Seven Points
Counted in September 2026, Seven Points came to 71 businesses with a Seven Points address: 15 restaurants and bars, 9 in real estate, insurance and finance, 8 marine and lake, 7 auto, 7 retail, and 6 in lodging, RV parks and vacation rentals — almost all of them on Cedar Creek Parkway and Seven Points Drive. A website turned up for 10 of them. In a town that size, the handful of businesses a stranger can actually find online have most of the strangers to themselves.
The nearest finished example is on the same lake. Rivers Edge Pools is a custom pool builder on Cedar Creek Lake, and the whole site is live at riversedgepools.com right now — the photographs on it are the company’s own work, not stock. That is the last one we finished, and it is the only example on this page, because it is the only one the record holds.
The kind of businesses we build for around Seven Points
Shop pictures, not client work — our own portfolio lives on the work and proof page.
The free check, for a Seven Points business
Twenty minutes, no obligation, and the findings are yours whether we ever work together or not. Your business name and your town is genuinely all we need — everything we look at is public.
What happens after you hit the button
You hear back from us.
Somebody here runs your check from the first look to the final word, then walks you through the one-pager. If your setup is basically sound and you do not need us, you will get that in writing too.
What you keep, from day one
Your domain, your profiles, your leads.
You keep your own domain, your social accounts, your Google profile, your leads and your customer records from the start — not at the end, and not as a favour. Full website ownership transfers to you on final payment.
Where we would start in Seven Points: Local Authority
$2,500 a month — $3,500 to build, three-month term and then month to month. It covers a website designed for your company, local search work, your Google listing actively managed, review requests after the job, and a lead log that records when every call and form came in.
The listing managed, review requests going out after every job, and a lead log that shows which calls came from where. This is the plan for a business with a real reputation and nothing online that shows it.
Read the Local Authority page →
The other three plans are Launchpad at $600 a month, Growth Engine at $4,500 a month, Market Leader at $7,500 a month — all four are laid out side by side on the pricing page, and every add-on has its own tool page with what it does and what it needs from you. How the work actually runs is written down on the process page, and what we build is on the services page.
Ready to start in Seven Points?
Book a timeTwo of these are written out for Seven Points
Most of the work is the same wherever you are. Two pieces have their own page for Seven Points: lead tracking in Seven Points — a tracked number and a lead log, so every call and every form lands in one place with its source stamped on it — and content and photos in Seven Points, which is photographs of your real work and your real place, never stock, with the writing that goes around them.
Questions, answered plainly
We get referrals in Seven Points. What does a site add?
It gives someone who has not heard of you a place to read about your business before making contact.
Can you help us ask customers for reviews?
Yes. Review requests are part of the listing and website work offered here.
Can we see where inquiries came from?
A tracking number and lead log can record calls, form inquiries and their sources.
Will we own the finished website?
Full website ownership transfers on final payment. You keep your domain, business profiles, social accounts and lead records.
What do you need for a free check?
Your business name, town and an email address for the findings. Add your website address if available.
What we do in Seven Points
Each trade has its own page.
Pool builders & service websites and marketing
Landscaping websites and marketing
Roofing websites and marketing
Fencing & welding websites and marketing
General contracting websites and marketing
Painting websites and marketing
Garage doors & gates websites and marketing
Remodeling websites and marketing
Windows & doors websites and marketing
Tree service websites and marketing
Plumbing websites and marketing
HVAC websites and marketing
(469) 587-8280 support@marqueandheir.com Free check Book a time