📞 Web Friend HQ
Calls land on (323) 379-5251 · updated July 19, 2026
If you only read one box
- Get their name + text number early."Who am I speaking with? … What's the best number to text you at?"
- Goal of every call: a yes to keep the site, or ONE concrete next step said out loud.
- Never improvise a price."I keep it simple — one flat price for the site, optional monthly if you want me handling updates. I'll text you exact numbers today."
Who we are
"I'm Tony — I run Web Friend here in Eagle Rock. I build websites for local businesses. I saw yours was down, so I went ahead and built you a new one. It's already live. If you like it, we'll make it yours."
Answers that work
- "How much?""The build's already done. I'll text you exact pricing today — no contracts either way."
- "Why would you do this?""It's how I introduce myself. If you like the work, we talk. If not, no hard feelings — it cost you nothing."
- "Is this a scam?""Fair question. The site's live right now — judge the work yourself. I'm local, this number always reaches me, and there's nothing to sign today."
- "I already have a web guy.""No problem. Keep the link — if you ever want it, it's yours."
- "Can you change something?""Yes — tell me what, and it's updated today." (Write down their exact words.)
- "Take it down.""Of course — it'll be offline today. Sorry to bother you." (We actually do it, same day.)
Don't promise / don't say
- No promises about Google rankings or SEO results.
- Old domain: "I can look into that" — never a promise.
- No vendor names. "I build them myself with my own tools."
- No timelines you haven't checked.
Before hanging up
- Their name + text number.
- One concrete next step, out loud.
- Afterward: tell Claude — every call gets logged.
🐩 Julie's Dog Grooming
card sent: not yet
- Facts: 1803 Colorado Blvd, Eagle Rock · her line (323) 258-5548 · Mon–Sat 9–5, Sun closed · dogs AND cats · since 1990 (~35 yrs)
- Her site: julies.webfriend.co — her real photos, her real Yelp reviews word for word.
- Why this lands: her old site is DEAD (domain gone) — a customer publicly asked on Yelp why online booking was broken."Your old site's been down for a while — customers on Yelp were even asking about it."
- She'll recognize: the cream doodle in the navy bandana (her photo) · Robert G. "customer for 15 years" · the loyalty punch card (5th + 10th groom discounts) · cats welcome.
- Likely caller: Julie or family. Beloved longtime shop — lead with respect for the 35 years, not tech talk.
- Any change she wants: "Done today." Write it down word for word.