1,051 businesses across the Lost Pines, free to look up and free to be listed. And if it's your name on the sign, a thirty-second check of what customers see when they go looking for you.
Phone numbers, addresses and hours for 1,051 local businesses, sorted by town and trade. No app, no account.
Find out how you look to somebody searching for what you do, then get a plain-English list of what to fix, free, whether or not you ever hire anybody.
180 businesses in this county are in the same position. It's more common than you'd think, and it's the easiest thing on this page to fix.
912 Main Street, Bastrop
A bookshop that carries almost nothing, on purpose, only books the owner will personally vouch for. There's a two-storey fireplace built out of books. It's worth the walk for that alone.
575 Hyatt Lost Pines Road, Cedar Creek
The biggest thing in the county that isn't a town, and it quietly changed its name, along with its golf course and its spa. Here's what it's called now.
865 FM 1209, Bastrop
A grocery shop, a pub, a salon and a pottery studio. Open to the public, all of it, and each one keeps different hours.
More people every month find a local business by asking their phone a question out loud instead of typing one. Whatever anybody round here thinks about that (there are strong opinions, fairly held), it's already how a share of your customers go looking.
The practical upshot is small and unglamorous: a couple of plain text files that tell those systems what you do and who you serve. Hardly any business in this county has them. See whether yours does →
Nine things, all of them ordinary, all of them fixable in an afternoon. None of it is a design opinion. It measures whether the plumbing works.
Whether the site loads at all, and whether the browser calls it secure. A site that times out for us times out for customers.
Most people looking for a local trade are standing up holding a phone. One missing line of code makes a site render unreadably small.
The headline and the grey line underneath it in search results. Get them wrong and Google writes its own, usually badly.
Two plain text files that answer “what does this business do, and where?” for the systems people increasingly ask.
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