Automotive & Mobility

Yes. From an independent detailer or car care specialist to dealers, importers and mobility services. We tailor the approach and budget to your situation and ambition.

Definitely. We build configurators that let customers put together, for example, an exhaust system, wheels or a treatment package, with live pricing and an enquiry that lands straight in your inbox or CRM.

Yes. We handle product photography, corporate films, drone footage and 3D visuals, so your vehicles, workshop and results are shown at their best.

Yes. We integrate a booking widget into your website, synced with your calendar, with automatic confirmations and reminders by email or WhatsApp.

Two things at once: sell cars and fill the workshop. That means an up-to-date used car stock that flows in automatically from your inventory system, with good photos and filters on make, price and fuel type. Alongside that, clear pages for servicing, inspections and bodywork, with a button to book straight away. We build that kind of website so your sales team and your workshop manager are both happy with it. And so is the customer, who mainly wants to see quickly what is on the forecourt.

With local SEO for your car business. It starts with a complete and active Google Business Profile: opening hours, photos of your workshop and reviews you actually reply to. Then a separate page for each service, such as inspections, air conditioning service or tyre changes, and for the towns your customers come from. That matches how people really search. With local SEO we make sure you are visible at the moment someone looks for a garage nearby.

Yes. The customer enters their registration number, the form pulls make, model and inspection due date from the open data of the RDW (the Dutch vehicle authority), and then they choose a service and a time slot. No retyping, and no calls about the wrong car type. We connect the booking widget to your workshop planning or calendar. And with an automatic reminder when the inspection is almost due again, the customer comes back by themselves, without you keeping a list.

Make the first step small. A trade-in form with registration, mileage and a few photos feels a lot lighter than 'give us a call'. For your stock, ads that automatically show your inventory work well, so someone who looked at an SUV sees it again later in their feed. We set that up with Meta Ads and Google, linked to your inventory feed. Every enquiry lands neatly with your sales team, with the details they need to call back straight away.

Show what the work is really like with you, because good mechanics can choose. A careers page with photos and short videos from your own workshop, honest info about hours, training and tools, and an application that takes two minutes on a phone. With employer branding and targeted campaigns on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok you also reach skilled people in your area who are not actively looking. Your own mechanics are your best ambassadors.

By having everything come in in one place. Leads from your website, the big car portals, WhatsApp and the phone go into one CRM, with an owner and a fixed follow-up time for each enquiry. If something is left too long, the salesperson or sales manager gets an automatic nudge. You also see which channel actually brings in sales, and where your ad money is better not spent.

That mainly depends on the integrations and the amount of custom work. A site with your used car feed, a booking module and pages per service is usually live within a few weeks to a few months. We start with an introductory meeting and a clear plan, so you know when each part will be ready. The configurator at letsgo.m7branding.com gives you an early indication of what a website costs.

Premium comes from calm and consistency, not from as much chrome as possible. A clean logo, a limited colour palette, strong typography and above all images of your own work. We carry that visual identity through everything: website, workwear, company van, business cards and the card you leave in the car after a treatment. For JURGH Detailing, for example, we built a dark, luxurious website with large imagery and calm animations. That way a customer sees your eye for detail before the first appointment.

With honest before-and-after images: same light, same angle, ideally with a swirl light. A slider on your website that lets visitors see the difference themselves does more than three paragraphs about paint correction. Short vertical videos of water beading off a fresh coating work well on Instagram and TikTok. We shoot those with you on location, or show you how to capture them well yourself. That is where social video and photography come in.

Usually yes, even if it is a 'from' price. Customers want to know if they are in the right ballpark before they call. The tricky part is that price depends on the size and condition of the car. A price calculator works well here: choose the vehicle class, indicate the paint condition, pick a package, and you get an estimate plus an enquiry with everything in it. You keep room for custom work, the customer gets a realistic picture. That saves conversations that go nowhere.

Yes, if you take a visual approach. A detailer or wrap studio sells something you have to see, so Instagram and Facebook fit well, especially with video of a full transformation. On Google you target people who are already searching, such as 'ceramic coating' or 'car wrap' plus your area. We start small, measure which ads bring in enquiries and shift budget to what works. With Meta Ads you also reach enthusiasts who do not know yet that they need you.

Ask at the moment the customer is happiest: when they collect their gleaming car. An automatic email or WhatsApp message a day later, with a direct link to your Google profile, makes it easy. Reply to every review, including the critical ones, because future customers read along. Together with local SEO that helps you stand out when someone in your area searches for 'car detailing'.

Yes, although detailing needs a smarter calendar than a hair salon. A full paint correction can take a whole day or more, a hand wash an hour. In a booking module you link the right duration and capacity to each treatment, and ask for a deposit on bigger jobs. For coatings and PPF you start with a short inspection or photo request, so the schedule is right.

With a visualisation before anything goes on. A 3D render or an accurate mock-up on a photo of the car or van shows colour, finish and graphics from different angles. That prevents second thoughts afterwards and makes it easier to win over a business client with a whole fleet. You can then reuse those visuals on your website and socials.

Yes, and that is exactly where a lot of returns and emails come from. In a product configurator the customer first chooses make, model and year, or enters their registration number. After that they only see what actually fits, with the right sizes and any fitting options. For Titanium Exhaust we built a configurator like that for exhaust systems: step by step by make, model and preferences, with a direct quote request. The result is a confident customer, and an enquiry that is correct.

One that is good at search and filtering. Customers search by part number, OE number, brand or type, and give up if they find nothing after two attempts. You also want stock and prices to update automatically from your suppliers or ERP, because keeping thousands of items up to date by hand is not realistic. We choose the platform based on your range and systems, and build the web shop with smart filters, fast product pages and integrations that take over the boring work.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. For products that are mainly about looks, such as wheels, body kits, spoilers or exhaust tips, it helps a lot when customers can see, rotate and recolour the part. For an air filter or a set of brake pads, good photography is enough. We look honestly at what it will bring. If it does become 3D, we build a 3D configurator that runs smoothly on a phone, because that is where most enthusiasts browse in the evening.

By answering the question everyone has: what will it do for my car? A power check where visitors pick make, model and engine and immediately see what is possible works like a magnet. Each result can also be its own page that gets found in Google and in AI search. We connect that kind of check tool to your calendar or enquiry form. On top of that, honest explanations about warranty and reliability help, because that is where people hesitate most.

Start with the technical side, because a large range with filters quickly produces thousands of near-identical pages. With technical SEO we decide which filter pages Google does and does not need to see, and keep your site fast. Then we build pages per make, model and product group that match how enthusiasts search. With structured data Google also understands price, stock and brand, which helps in Shopping and in the regular results.

Yes. In a B2B portal a garage logs in and sees its own prices, discounts and delivery times. It orders by part or OE number, sees its order history and downloads invoices and fitting instructions. Connected to your stock or ERP, every order lands in the right place straight away, without retyping. That way you serve consumers and the trade from one system.

With images and sound rather than specs alone. Short videos of a cold start and a drive show what a system sounds like, and sharp product photography shows the welds and finish up close. Put those videos straight on the product page, next to the fit check. Then a buyer has everything in one place and does not need to look on YouTube for someone else's recording.

Start with the number everyone looks at: the monthly price. A lease calculator where visitors choose term, mileage and trim produces enquiries with everything you need for a quote. Around it, landing pages per model or audience, such as freelancers or private lease, and ads that point straight to them. Anyone still hesitating gets followed up with lead nurturing: useful emails at the right moment instead of three phone calls. That way fewer leads slip through the cracks.

Yes. In a client portal a fleet manager sees at a glance which cars are on the road, when contracts end and where servicing or damage claims are pending. Drivers report damage or mileage themselves, with photos attached. That saves your team a lot of email and phone calls. We connect the portal to your existing systems so the data is right without double entry. And we design it so that even someone who logs in twice a year quickly finds what they need.

Definitely. A good reservation system shows availability per vehicle and period, calculates the price including extras such as mileage or insurance, and lets the customer pay straight away by iDEAL or credit card. A deposit is possible too. Automatic confirmations follow, with the practical info for pick-up. For car sharing or rentals with key boxes it can go further, with a mobile app that works with your smart locks, as long as they offer an integration. We look together at what you need now and what can wait.

By not starting with kilowatts, but with the customer's situation. Do they have a driveway? How far do they drive each day? Business or private? A product finder with a few of those questions leads to the right charger, the right subscription or the car that suits them. After that, short explainer pages and an animation help more than a technical datasheet. That way a switch that still feels unfamiliar to many people suddenly becomes a lot clearer.

People renting a van, car or motorhome usually search close to home. A complete Google Business Profile for each branch, with opening hours, photos of your vehicles and reviews with replies, is the foundation. Add a page per vehicle type and per town your customers come from, for example in North Brabant. With local SEO you match searches like 'moving van hire' or 'motorhome rental' plus the town name.

For the standard questions, yes. An AI assistant that works from your own terms, rates and practical info answers questions about deposits, mileage, refuelling or charging and pick-up times, outside office hours too. When it comes to damage, a dispute or an exception, it hands the conversation to a staff member with the question already attached. We test thoroughly in advance what it says, so it never promises something you cannot deliver.

Follow the season. In the winter months people orient themselves and compare models; in spring they decide. A landing page per model with a walk-through video, the layout and a clear price or rental rate does a lot of work. We point Meta Ads and Google campaigns to it, with more budget in the weeks when people actually choose.

With calm. Restrained colours, plenty of white space, clear language and strong, respectful photography of the vehicles. No loud buttons, but a clear route to contact, at night too. For Nova Funeral Cars we made a sober website with a clear structure per vehicle, so funeral directors and families quickly see what is possible. The subject calls for care in every detail, from word choice to the way an enquiry is confirmed.

Funeral directors are often your main clients, so your communication has to work for them too. A website with specifications per vehicle, the regions you cover and how quickly you are available gives them what they need. With SEO we make sure you are found on searches like hearse hire or funeral transport in your area. A well-made brochure or presentation folder also works well at an introductory meeting. Personal contact remains the foundation; we make sure the rest fits with it.

First show what you have, with photos that capture the feeling of the day. After that, a couple mainly wants to know: is the car free on our date and what does it cost? A booking widget with availability per car, fixed packages and extras like a chauffeur or decorations answers that in one go. You can ask for a deposit to lock in the date. And because wedding season peaks, we plan campaigns well in advance, while couples are still exploring.

By showing that your cars suit other occasions too. Think of proms and gala nights, anniversaries, photo shoots, company events and a ride as a gift. A landing page per occasion, with matching photos and packages, gets found by people searching for exactly that. That way demand is spread more evenly across the year.

Make contact easy to find on every page, with your phone number at the top and a short request form that only asks for what you really need: date, time, location and vehicle. With automatic confirmations the funeral director knows straight away that the request has arrived, in the evening too. For regular clients, a simple portal where they request trips themselves and see the status can be useful.

Premium lives in the details: a restrained visual identity, well-groomed drivers in the photos and vehicles shown well from every angle. Show your cars in the setting where they belong, at a hotel, a church or a gala, with good photography. Keep the website calm and the booking simple. Anyone who books a limousine mainly expects everything to just be right.

Not in the same way as a wedding car rental. Funeral transport does not lend itself to cheerful posts, but a quiet presence on LinkedIn does help you keep in touch with funeral directors, your main clients. Think of a new vehicle, training for your drivers or a word of thanks to a partner. For wedding and classic cars, social media works well, with images of beautiful days.