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1. Who you are

The basics so I know who I'm building for.

Business name *

Your name *

Years installing lights

Best phone *

Best email *

2. Where you work

Your city sets the whole tone, and it keeps you off anyone else's turf.

City and state *

Towns / areas you cover

3. The look you want

Remember, the four examples are a starting direction, not a template. Pick the one that feels closest to your business. Then tell me how close to stick to it.

Festive Premium · dark, warm, glowing, looks like the displays themselves Clean Modern · bright, minimal, photo-forward, lots of white space Bold Local · friendly, high-energy, big phone number, book-now Portfolio-first · gallery-led, before/after, big roofline shots Help me choose · show me your photos and I'll match a style to your work

How closely should I match that example?

Stay close · I like that example, build mine to feel a lot like it Just the feel · use it as a vibe, but make it my own Surprise me · you're the pro, run with what fits my business

Who are you mainly trying to reach?

Higher-end homes · they want a designed, standout display and will pay for it Everyday homeowners · they want a great look at a fair, clear price Businesses and HOAs · storefronts, offices, and neighborhoods A mix · a range of customers, not one type

Anything specific about the look?

4. What you offer

Start with the services you provide, then the holiday detail. This shapes your whole site.

Which services do you provide?

Holiday and Christmas lighting Permanent, year-round lighting Landscape and architectural lighting Outdoor audio Something else (tell me below)

Other services or details

For holiday lighting, what do you install?

Roofline and eaves (C9 / warm white) Trees, bushes, and wraps Wreaths, garland, and bows Walkways, driveways, pathway stakes Full custom property displays Commercial, retail, and HOA Takedown and storage

In your own words, what do you call what you do?

What makes you the one to call?

Anything your site absolutely needs?

5. Your logo and photos

This is the most important part. These go straight onto the real site I build you. Real photos of your installs are what make it look like you instead of a template. The more you give me, the more finished your first draft will be.

Your logo (PNG with a transparent background is ideal)

Photos of your work (up to 10: rooflines, trees, full displays, your crew, your truck)

These are my own photos and I'm OK with you using them on my site

No photos handy? Paste your Facebook / Instagram / existing site

No usable photos yet? That's fine, I'll start with tasteful placeholders and we swap in your real ones before it goes live.

6. Timing and how you take deposits

So your site is live before the first cold front, and so the "book now" button fits how you actually work.

When do you want it live?

How do you collect deposits today?