Claim or fix your listing
Hours, photos, services, and a clear description so Maps shows you’re open and what you offer.
Jason Brooks · Toledo / Lincoln County, Oregon
For Toledo-area and Lincoln County shops: fix your Google Maps listing first, then add a simple website so tourists and locals know you’re open, what you do, and how to reach you.
Tourists and locals searching “near me” land on Google Maps before any website. If your listing is missing, incomplete, or outdated, they drive past.
Hours, photos, services, and a clear description so Maps shows you’re open and what you offer.
You create and own the Google account. Jason never needs your password.
Invite him from your listing settings. You stay the owner; he can help keep hours and photos current.
Toledo working waterfront
Locals and visitors already search for places along the Yaquina— make sure Maps and a simple site show you’re open when they do.
Start here
A low-cost first step. Often enough on its own if Maps is the gap — or the foundation before a website.
$100–$150
$25/mo
Optional. Same monthly idea as having Jason host your website.
Draft pricing — not a live offer until Jason confirms.
Hours, photos, phone, map, and how to reach you — built so your shop looks open on a phone, not like a big corporate site.
Jason builds the site; you put it on your own account. No monthly fee to Jason unless you hire him later for updates. Half up front, half when it goes live. Any platform or domain fees are separate and billed to you.
$500
Hours, phone, photos, map, contact — enough to look open.
$800
The one-pager plus menu or services, about, and one extra (gallery or FAQ).
$900
Same kind of content, built in the editor you prefer so you can change it yourself later.
Most “you host it” sites start on Carrd (about $19/year). You buy your own domain. Squarespace or Wix, if you want those, bill to you separately.
Jason keeps the site online and makes small changes when you ask. You don’t need a website-builder login. Half setup up front, half when live; the monthly fee starts the day it goes live.
$400 setup
$25/mo
Hours, phone, photos, map, contact form — hosted and lightly updated.
$650 setup
$25/mo
Up to 5 pages, same hosting and small updates when you need them.
Draft pricing — not a live offer until Jason confirms.
Lincoln County
Whether you’re on the river or a few blocks inland, the same problem shows up: people search Google first. A clear listing and a simple site close that gap.
Facebook is great for regulars who already know you. Organic reach on business pages is often only about 1–2% of followers — so strangers searching on their phone usually never see those posts.
You’re not replacing Facebook. You’re making sure people who don’t already follow you — tourists, newcomers, “near me” searchers — can still find you on Maps and search.
Facebook for the community you have. Google so new people can discover you.
| Option | What you get | Setup | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google setup | Claim or fix listing, photos, hours, review link | $100–$150 | $25 optional upkeep |
| One-page (you host) | 1-page site on your account | $500 | Your platform fees only |
| Shop site (you host) | Up to 5 pages on your account | $800 | Your platform fees only |
| Editable build | Built in Squarespace or Wix | $900 | Your platform fees only |
| One-pager (Jason hosts) | Jason hosts and makes small updates | $400 | $25 |
| Shop site (Jason hosts) | Up to 5 pages, Jason hosts | $650 | $25 |
These figures are a draft for planning, not a live public offer until Jason confirms. Website builds are half up front, half when live. Carrd at about $19/year is a typical platform cost when you host yourself — that fee goes to Carrd, not Jason.
Questions about Google setup or a simple site for your Toledo-area or Lincoln County shop? Email Jason directly.
Web form coming later. For now, please use email.