Online presence systems · Est. 2026 · Rosemount, MN

Less paperwork.
More booked work.

We turn your online presence into one working system — built to capture leads, earn reviews, and make follow-up effortless.

Scroll 20-min working session · No pitch deck
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(01) — Our premise

Most small businesses don’t have a website problem. They have a system problem — leads slip, reviews never get asked for, follow-up falls through.

We connect the four things that actually win the job — your website, your reviews, your lead capture, and your follow-up — into a single engine that runs in the background.

4

Parts, one system

0

Leads left on the table

(03) — A look inside

Here’s how the lead engine runs.

Every system gets shaped around how your business actually works. The pattern underneath stays the same — six steps, fully automated, drawn here end to end.

  1. Visit

    A visitor lands on your site.

  2. Submit

    They fill out a contact form.

  3. Capture

    Automation captures the request instantly.

  4. Receive

    You get the lead in real time.

  5. Follow up

    You respond faster than competitors.

  6. Convert

    Lead becomes a customer.

(04) — How it works

One path, from audit to improvement.

  1. Phase 01 · 1 week

    Audit

    We review your current website, reviews, forms, calls to action and follow-up — finding what’s working and what’s quietly leaking opportunities you never see.

  2. Phase 02 · 1 week

    Plan

    We map pages, services, the customer journey, lead flow and automation into a single build plan — with a fixed timeline and a fixed quote.

  3. Phase 03 · 2–6 weeks

    Build

    We design the website and connect the forms, review requests and lead delivery workflows — each piece engineered around how your operation actually runs.

  4. Phase 04 · 1 week

    Launch

    We test mobile, page speed, forms, SEO basics, tracking and security — then ship, and stay close for the first thirty days to catch anything.

  5. Phase 05 · Ongoing

    Improve

    We monitor what’s working, review the lead flow with you and make improvements over time. The system gets stronger as your business grows.

Jeremy Sherlock, Co-Founder of Sherlock Solutions
Est. 2026 · MN

(05) — By-line No. 01

Jeremy Sherlock

Co-founder · Engineering

“Prepare with purpose. Execute when it matters.”

Jeremy is the technical backbone of Sherlock Solutions — he architects and builds every website, integration and automation we ship, designing systems that keep working in the background without becoming another thing you have to maintain.

(06) — After launch

Most websites die after launch. We don’t let yours.

We keep your site secure, updated, backed up and working — so the forms, pages and lead systems we built keep doing their job long after launch day.

  • SSL setup and renewal
  • Lead-form monitoring
  • Off-site backups and security checks
  • Software and plugin updates
  • Mobile and speed audits
  • Ongoing improvement notes

(08) — Before you reach out

Questions, answered.

Q.01 How long does a website project take?

Most builds ship in 2–4 weeks from kickoff for a 5–8 page site. Larger projects with custom automation run 6–8 weeks. You get a fixed timeline in the proposal — not an open-ended estimate.

Q.02 Do you write the website content?

Yes — copywriting is included in every project. You give us the operational details of your business; we shape the language for clarity, trust and local SEO. You have final approval before launch.

Q.03 Can you help with SEO?

SEO fundamentals come baked into every build — clean URLs, structured data, optimized images and Google Business Profile integration. We also handle AI-SEO so you get cited when prospects ask assistants like ChatGPT or Perplexity. Foundation work that compounds, not link-building on a monthly fee.

Q.04 Can you automate review requests?

Yes — it’s one of our core services. After a job completes, the system sends a personalized review request by text or email at the right moment. Happy customers route to Google; lower scores route to you privately so you can resolve them before they go public.

Q.05 Do I own the website?

Yes, completely — the domain, hosting, code and content all belong to you. We use standard, portable tools, no proprietary platform you can’t leave. If we ever part ways, you can hand the keys to any other developer.

(09) — Open a file

Let’s build the system behind your next booked job.