Your website, offer pages for ads, and your own domain

Make it

Open Jobs › Website, pick a design and click Make my website. It's built from your setup: your services and price ranges (your job types), hours, reviews, online booking, your phone number, and a form that sends every visitor straight to your lead follow-up (an instant text, a call to you, follow-ups). It isn't public until you click Publish.

It lives at an address like your-name.bayrobin.com right away. Prices, hours and reviews on it stay up to date by themselves when you change them in Bayrobin.

Change it: the simple way

On the same page, change the headline, the lines under it, your promises, the about text, which services show (and a line about each), your address and the towns you serve, questions and answers, photos (logo, the top of the home page, your work) and the main color. Click Save and update the pages.

Each service gets its own page, and each service gets a page for each town you serve, like "Brake repair in Naperville", so people searching for it nearby can find you.

Change it: the full page builder

Under Pages, click Edit in builder on any page to move things, add sections or restyle it, then Save. The live parts (services and prices, reviews, hours, the form, the call and booking buttons) keep working on pages you change there. A page you've changed in the builder is marked Edited in the builder and isn't overwritten when you save the simple form; Reset puts it back to the design with your latest words.

Offer pages for ads

Under Offer pages for ads, click New offer: a headline, the deal ("Brake special $99"), what's included and an end date. It gets its own page with the form. Use its link in your Google or Facebook ad, with ?utm_source=google or facebook on the end.

Every lead from it is marked with its campaign. Jobs › Reports › Leads by source and ad shows, for each campaign, the leads, how many became jobs, and the money collected. Tag any other ad link with utm_campaign and it shows there too.

Your own domain

Under Your own domain, enter it (like www.yourbusiness.com) and click Connect. Where you bought the domain, add the CNAME record shown. Once it's in place the site switches to your domain, with the padlock (SSL) set up for you. It can take from a few minutes to a few hours.