SEO built into
the site itself.
At STACKS, SEO is not a separate retainer. It is part of the Repair Stack: the pages a repair search lands on, the structure Google reads, and the measurement that shows what happened. Here is what you get, who does the work, and how we measure it.
Seven things, all included.
A page for every device and repair
The Repair Stack ships with a preloaded catalog of 1,000+ device models. Each device gets its own page on your domain listing the repairs you offer for it, in crawlable text, so a search like "Galaxy S23 battery" has a page to land on. Wireless Kinect runs 903 of them.
A page for every store
Each location gets its own page with its address, phone and directions, and device pages show the stores that do the repair. Multi-location support has no extra charge per location.
Quotes and booking in the page
The quote request and the appointment booking are part of your page, not an iframe. You choose how prices appear: shown with instant booking, sent by email or SMS, or collected as a quote request.
Structure built in
Structured data, clean headings and internal links between devices, repairs and locations come with the site. Nobody has to add them page by page.
Your old URLs redirected
When we replace an existing site, old URLs are redirected to their new pages at the cutover, so links and bookmarks people already use keep working.
Google Search Console from day one
Search Console is connected at launch, so there is a dated record of which pages Google shows, for which searches, from the first day the site is live.
Google Business Profile connected
Publish posts to your locations from STACKS, keep name, address, phone and hours consistent with your profile, and see the daily views, calls, website clicks and direction requests Google reports, the search terms that show your profile, and your reviews and replies.
The platform
Builds and maintains the device catalog, the device and location pages, the structured data and the sitemaps.
The STACKS team
Real people set up the site, move your old URLs, connect Search Console and your analytics, launch it, and handle changes and support afterwards. Not a help desk, not a chatbot.
You
Set your prices, write the Business Profile posts you want published, and keep earning reviews. Only you can do those, and they matter.
JJ
Free consulting before and after you sign up, from someone who has built websites for cell shops for twenty years.
Search Console
How many of your pages earn impressions, how many different searches you appear for, clicks and average position, compared by date from launch.
Bookings and quote requests
Recorded on your own domain, where your analytics and Meta Pixel can see them, so each booking can be tied to the page, ad or search it came from.
Business Profile
Calls, website clicks and direction requests from your profile, as Google reports them.
Paid kept separate
If you run ads, paid results are measured apart from search results, so neither gets credit for the other.
- Rankings. Google decides what to show and in what order. We build the pages and the structure, and report what Google does with them.
- A timeline. New pages can take weeks or months to appear for the searches you care about, and Search Console shows it as it happens.
- AI recommendations. Clear, crawlable pages make your business easier for any search tool to describe correctly. Nobody can promise an AI assistant will recommend you.
See it live
Wireless Kinect, four stores, one site
903 device repair pages, a page per store, booking and mail-in on the site, old Shopify URLs redirected, and Search Console connected at launch on September 17, 2026.
Questions
Is repair shop SEO a separate service?
No. SEO is part of the Repair Stack. The device and location pages, the structure, the redirects and the Search Console and Business Profile connections come with the website, not as an add-on.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Nobody controls Google's rankings. STACKS builds the pages a specific repair search can land on, keeps the booking on those pages, and measures the result in Search Console and your own analytics.
What happens to my current site's URLs?
When STACKS replaces an existing site, old URLs are redirected to their new pages at the cutover.
Do I have to change my POS?
No. Bookings from your STACKS site create the customer and ticket in RepairDesk or MyRepairApp through a two-way sync, and STACKS works alongside other POS systems.
Can I see a live example?
Yes. Wireless Kinect (wirelesskinect.com) runs the Repair Stack for four stores in Pennsylvania and Florida. The portfolio page lists what we built and which features it uses.
More reading: do iframe booking widgets hurt your SEO, repair leads without an agency, how the Business Profile connection works, and Self Driving Ads for the paid side.
Bring your current site to a call.
JJ will show you what your site has for a search to land on today, and what the Repair Stack would change. Free, whether you sign up or not.