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Photo Booth Cost, Pricing & Profit Calculator For Photo Booth Business Owners

Tue, 29 Sep 2026 21:51:48 GMT

How ChatGPT Can Help Photo Booth Businesses Calculate the Right Price for Every Event

How ChatGPT Can Help Photo Booth Businesses Calculate the Right Price for Every Event

If you own a photo booth business, you probably know how much you charge for your packages. But do you know how much it actually costs you to produce each event? That distinction can have a huge impact on your profitability.

Many photo booth companies set their prices by looking at what competitors charge, what they think customers will pay, or what they have historically charged. While those can be useful reference points, they do not necessarily tell you whether your pricing is producing the profit you want.

We recently put together a ChatGPT Prompt Guide for Photo Booth Businesses designed to help owners take a closer look at their event costs and determine what they should be charging based on the profit margin they want to achieve.

The Prompt Can Help You Understand Your True Cost Per Event

One of the most valuable things a photo booth business owner can do is calculate the actual cost of producing an event. That means looking beyond the obvious expenses.

For example, you might consider:

• Employee or contractor wages

• Your own time

• Gas and mileage

• Vehicle expenses

• Photo booth equipment

• Equipment depreciation

• Printing supplies

• Photo paper and ink

• Props and backdrops

• Software subscriptions

• Online galleries

• Insurance

• Credit card processing fees

• Advertising costs

• Website expenses

• Repairs and maintenance

• Storage

• Office expenses

• Taxes and other overhead

Some of these expenses are directly connected to a specific event. Others are overhead expenses that need to be allocated across the events you perform throughout the year. That is where the exercise becomes especially valuable.

You may think you are making $500 on a $1,000 photo booth booking. But after accounting for labor, travel, supplies, advertising, software, equipment costs and overhead, your actual profit could be considerably lower.

Knowing Your Cost Makes Pricing Much Easier

Once you understand your cost per event, you can work backward to determine what you should charge. Let's say your total cost to produce a particular type of event is $400.

If you charge $800, you have a $400 gross profit before considering other business expenses that may not have been included in the calculation. But what if you want a 50% profit margin? The math is different.

If your costs are $400 and you want those costs to represent 50% of your selling price, your price would need to be:

$800

Now suppose you want a 60% profit margin. Your required price would be:

$1,000

And if you want a 70% profit margin:

$1,333

The important thing is that you are no longer simply asking, "What are other photo booth companies charging?"

Instead, you are asking:

"What does this event need to sell for in order for my business to achieve the profit margin I want?"

That is a much more useful question. Your Pricing Should Reflect the Business You Want to Build. There is no universal "correct" price for a photo booth. Two companies can offer seemingly similar services and need to charge completely different prices. One business might have a lower overhead structure, use part-time employees and operate from a home office.

Another company might have full-time employees, multiple vehicles, a warehouse, several booths, extensive insurance coverage, expensive software subscriptions and a significant advertising budget.

Their costs are different. Their required revenue is different. Their desired profit may also be different. That is why simply copying your competitor's pricing can be dangerous.

If another company charges $750 for a package, that does not necessarily mean $750 is a profitable price for your business. Your pricing should be based on your costs, your market, your value and your desired profit.

This Is Where the ChatGPT Prompt Guide Comes In

We created a prompt that allows you to give ChatGPT information about your photo booth business, your expenses and the type of events you offer. ChatGPT can then help organize those numbers and perform the calculations needed to understand your costs and pricing. The goal isn't to have ChatGPT randomly tell you what your photo booth should cost. The goal is to give it enough information about your business so you can use the calculations to make a more informed pricing decision. You can experiment with different scenarios as well. For example:

"What should I charge if I want a 60% profit margin?"

Or:

"What happens to my profit if I raise my price by $100?"

You can also compare different packages.

For example:

• Digital booth for two hours

• Digital booth for three hours

• Print booth for three hours

• Print booth for four hours

• Wedding package with an attendant

• Corporate package

• Premium package with upgrades

This can help you identify which packages are actually generating the profit your business needs.

How to Use the Photo Booth Pricing Prompt Guide

Getting started is relatively simple.

Step 1: Gather Your Numbers

Before using the prompt, collect as much information about your business expenses as possible. Look at your bank statements, credit card statements, accounting software and other financial records. Don't worry if you don't have every number perfectly calculated. The more accurate your information is, the more useful the results will be.

Step 2: Determine Your Event Costs

Think about everything that goes into producing one event. Consider labor, travel, supplies, printing, equipment, software and other event-specific expenses.

Step 3: Identify Your Annual Overhead

Next, look at expenses that aren't necessarily associated with one specific event.

This could include:

• Insurance

• Website hosting

• Advertising

• Software

• Office expenses

• Accounting

• Equipment storage

• Phone and internet

• Equipment maintenance

These expenses need to be accounted for when determining what your business needs to earn.

Step 4: Enter Your Information Into the Prompt

Use the information you collected with the ChatGPT prompt guide. The prompt is designed to help you organize the information and ask ChatGPT to analyze your costs and pricing.

Step 5: Choose Your Desired Profit Margin

This is an important step. Think about the profit margin you actually want your business to generate. You can run multiple scenarios. For example:

50% margin

60% margin

70% margin

This lets you see how your required pricing changes.

Step 6: Compare Your Current Prices

Take a look at what you currently charge. Compare your existing prices with the prices suggested by your cost and profit calculations. You may discover that some packages are priced appropriately while others are leaving money on the table. You may also discover that a package you thought was highly profitable isn't as profitable as you believed.

Step 7: Use the Information to Improve Your Packages

Once you understand your numbers, you can make better decisions about your packages.

You might decide to:

• Increase your base price

• Increase the price of additional hours

• Charge more for prints

• Create a higher-priced premium package

• Add profitable upgrades

• Adjust your minimum booking

• Charge appropriately for travel

• Reduce expenses

• Eliminate packages that aren't profitable

The goal isn't necessarily to become the most expensive photo booth company in your market. The goal is to build a business that is profitable and sustainable.

Don't Forget About Your Own Time

One of the biggest mistakes small business owners make is failing to properly account for their own labor. If you spend an hour answering emails, an hour preparing equipment, an hour loading the vehicle, an hour driving to the event, four hours working the event, an hour driving home and another hour unloading and processing everything afterward, you may have invested ten hours into a "four-hour event."

Your time has value. Even if you are the owner and don't write yourself a traditional paycheck for every event, your labor should be considered when analyzing the economics of your business. Otherwise, you may end up with a business that looks profitable on paper because the owner is effectively working for less than the business can afford to pay.

Use AI as a Business Tool, Not a Replacement for Your Judgment

ChatGPT is a powerful tool, but it is only as useful as the information you provide. The numbers still need to come from your business. You should also review the results and make sure the assumptions make sense. Your local market, competitors, service quality, brand positioning, demand and customer experience all influence what you can charge.

The prompt guide is designed to help you understand the financial side of the pricing decision. It is not intended to replace your knowledge of your customers or your market.

The Bottom Line

Getting more bookings is important. But getting more bookings at prices that don't generate enough profit can actually create more work without creating the financial results you want. Understanding your cost per event gives you a much stronger foundation for making pricing decisions. Once you know your costs, you can determine the revenue you need.

Once you know the revenue you need, you can work backward to determine the prices that can help you achieve your desired profit margin. And with tools like ChatGPT, you can analyze different scenarios quickly and see how changes to your pricing, costs and packages could affect your business.

Know your numbers. Know your costs. Know your desired profit. Then price your photo booth services accordingly. That is a much better strategy than simply looking at what the competition is charging.

Want to Try the Prompt?

We've created a ChatGPT Prompt Guide specifically for photo booth business owners that walks you through the information you need to provide and the questions you can ask to analyze your event costs and pricing.

Use it as a starting point for understanding whether your current pricing is actually producing the profit you think it is.

Better Yet, we turned our prompt into a functioning calculator we set up here

Website SEO Case Study - High Roller Rentals

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 17:49:56 GMT

5 Star Memories Ranks on First Page of Google

How We Helped High Roller Entertainment Hit Page One on Google in Just One Week

When High Roller Entertainment, a photo booth and casino rental company based in Anaheim, California, came to us for a new website, we knew the mission wasn’t just to make something pretty, it was to build a site that performs. Fast forward to just one week after launch, and their site was already ranking on the first page of Google for a laundry list of relevant local searches. Here’s how we did it.

Step 1: Build for the Bots (and Humans)

Many business owners don’t realize this, but what Google “reads” on your website matters just as much as what your customers see. From day one, we focused on optimizing key elements that search engines prioritize—namely, title tags, meta descriptions, and well-structured headings.

Each service page was built with clear, keyword-rich titles that aligned with what people in the Anaheim area are actually searching for. Think “casino party rentals Anaheim” and “photo booth rental Orange County,” not just vague or overly clever headlines. We also made sure to use relevant H1 and H2 tags to guide both users and crawlers through the content.

Step 2: Hyper-Local Blog Content

But on-page optimization is just the beginning. The real rocket fuel for SEO came from our hyper-specific blog strategy. We began publishing posts targeted to local markets and event types.

Each blog post was tailored to a specific keyword and location combo, helping the site not only rank for those niche searches but also building up the authority of the main pages. Google rewards relevance, and consistent blog content gives it plenty to work with.

The Results: Fast Rankings, Long-Term Momentum

Within just a week of launching the new site, High Roller Entertainment was showing up on the first page of Google for terms like “casino party rental Anaheim,” “photo booth for corporate events Orange County,” and more. But even more importantly, these rankings are continuing to grow. Each blog post adds more depth, more relevance, and more opportunities to be found by the right audience at the right time.

Final Thoughts

If you’re a local business trying to compete in a crowded market, SEO isn’t optional, it’s essential. High Roller Entertainment’s rapid success is proof that with the right mix of on-site optimization and ongoing content, even brand-new websites can get noticed fast.

Looking to take your business to page one? Let’s chat.

How We Helped 5 Star Memories Rank on Page 1 of Google

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 15:56:16 GMT

5 Star Memories Ranks on First Page of Google

Listen to Finn and Chloe, our AI Posdacsters talk about this post!

We recently had the chance to work with 5 Star Memories , a fantastic photo booth company based in South and North Carolina. They offer a variety of services, from traditional photo booths to trendy 360 video booths. It was exciting to help them grow their online presence and reach more customers through SEO.

Even though they already had some half decent on-page SEO implemented, we identified an opportunity for them to create better content to help fill in some of the holes on their website.

Our first step was setting up their website with Google Search Console. If you’re not familiar, Search Console is like a backstage pass for your website—it helps Google crawl your site faster and lets you monitor its performance and technical health. It’s a must-have for any business serious about showing up in search results.

Next, we teamed up to create relevant content for their website. After brainstorming ideas, we decided to focus on their 360 photo booth service, specifically targeting a popular local venue in the competitive city of Charlotte, NC. The goal was clear: help 5 Star Memories rank for terms like “360 Photo Booth Charlotte NC” and even more specific searches, like “360 photo booth Cordial Rooftop Bar.”

Once the content was written, we implemented it using solid On-Page SEO techniques. This involved optimizing titles, headers, keywords as well as image optimization to ensure Google knew exactly what the page was about. It’s one thing to write great content—it’s another to make sure it’s properly optimized to get noticed by search engines.

Here’s the exciting part: before we published the content, 5 Star Memories wasn’t even on the first page of Google for our targeted keywords. But just five days after publishing, they hit the first page! Not only that, but they snagged the number one spot for “360 photo booth Cordial Rooftop Bar.”

This win is more than just a boost in rankings. It’s about connecting with local customers who are searching for a vendor familiar with their favorite venue. By sending strong local signals to Google, 5 Star Memories is now positioned to attract more clients in the Charlotte area and beyond.

Helping businesses like 5 Star Memories thrive is why I love what I do. Watching them succeed online makes all the effort worth it!

Art Armani Guest on YouTube

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Tue, 15 Oct 2024 19:59:47 GMT

Art Armani Guest on Hustle With Drew

One of YouTube's biggest channels Hustle With Drew features Art Armani as a guest recently to talk not only about Google Ads but about how important your website is to converting the traffic to your website as actual leads.

Whether it is a lead form or a phone call, your website is the big influence on you getting leads from any traffic source whether it is from SEO, Social, Word of Mouth or paid advertising such as Google Ads.

Watch the short episode below:

Website Content for Ranking on Google in Your Market

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Tue, 08 Oct 2024 14:18:30 GMT

Website Content for Ranking on Google in Your Market

Click Video Above to Hear Finn and Chloe Talk About This Blog!

The internet is getting bigger and bigger by the minute, so it may feel like a daunting task to try and show up at the top of Google search results. Between multiple types of ads and larger companies such as WeddingWire and The Knot with a seemingly endless marketing budget taking up the majority of the first page, how is it possible?

We utilize a few very strategic ways to get your business in front of the right people for the right reasons. Aside from our Google Ads plan, one of the more organic and powerful ways to gain traction is through thoughtful content on your website. And no, we’re not talking about the same old content that everyone else writes about such as “5 Reasons to Have a Photo Booth At your Wedding”. That topic sounds familiar right? That is because the topic is overused and pointless these days as there are thousands just like it. Good luck getting attention in that crowded topic space.

Google loves straightforward answers to good higher intent search queries. For example, they are looking for a photo booth or a DJ for a certain venue in a certain town. That’s often what a potential client is looking for in a vendor, a company that services the area and has familiarity with the venue for the event they are hosting. If content on your website exists that highlights those focus topics, it’s an easy choice for Google’s algorithm.

With our website content service, we have found major success in ranking in those markets in searches related to the type of service, the venue, and or its city and have seen top of page search results in some cases as fast as 24-48 hours using our technique. Some of the search results on Google highlighting the content itself, others producing the businesses home page.

What really gives this technique its juice is feeding Google a few other things it likes such as quality, non-stock, non-AI, images with descriptions for accessibility goes far for the algorithm. Videos are even better. And lastly, links to reputable sources are beneficial. We strategize to create outbound links in our content process to create a good SEO balance.

How We Can Help You

We are seeing major success with our non-AI written content strategy and are hoping to pass along the success to your business. You can purchase single pieces of content or purchase in bulk for a discounted rate. We also offer a complimentary piece of content included with our monthly PPC maintenance packages if you opted in for that service. Contact us today for a free zoom consultation and let’s see how we can help your business grow on Google!

Photo Booths and DJs: Busy Season Time Data Analysis

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 12:48:12 GMT

Photo Booths and DJs: Busy Season Time Lead Data Analysis

Utilizing data to make important decisions is one of the smartest things a business owner can do. With this data it can tell you what direction you should move in the future with many aspects of your business.

In this article, we are going to look at a specific set of data from Google in addition to actual form lead data from a few event industry businesses over the past three years. This data will tell us the story of when people search for event industry services such as photo booths and DJs and when they take action to fill out a form on a website to inquire about booking an event industry service.

The data set used in this analysis is from 2021 - 2023. As always take this data with a grain of salt as this is looking at the US as a whole and not taking into consideration differences in geographical areas of the U.S.

We broke down this data into three main segments: time of day, day of week, and month of year. We hope to find some answers for when to expect lead volume and use that data to help us understand why sometimes of the year, day, or week are lower volumes than others, while also to understanding when we should expect to put time, energy, and money into our marketing efforts.

Month of Year:

People search for different things at different times of the year. For example, early in the fall months, people will start to book late fall and winter events or holiday parties. In the winter and early spring, folks typically start to think about booking their vendors for the mid spring to early summer months.

During the summer months such as July, August, and even early September, there are a lot of people on vacation already attending events, therefore they will usually wait until after all the summer fun is over to start searching for and booking vendors for their event.

In December, a lot of people are dealing with holiday plans and are too busy or aren’t even thinking about booking vendors for their event.

January tends to be the highest search volume and lead volume month of the year. As people return from the holidays and have their New Year’s resolution list in front of them, they’re looking to mark off all their tasks to plan for the events in spring and summer.

In April, we see another spike as we are getting close to May and June events and those last minute leads start to roll in.

We see the same trend that we see in April in October as folks booking those last minute vendors seemed to peek in October for the holiday events that are coming up.

Day Of Week

Fridays and Saturdays tend to be the days with the lowest search volume and the lower lead volume as most people are preoccupied with ending their work week or traveling to events where they already have their vendors booked for events that weekend.

As Sunday comes around, people have more time to browse online so the search volume and lead volume returns and starts to ramp up for the rest of the week.

As expected, Monday is the highest search and lead volume day of the week as folks have their plan ready for the rest of the week and have gathered their thoughts from over the weekend. They have tasks ahead of them and motivation to get those vendors booked for the events they are planning.

Each day afterwards scale down to meet the Friday and Saturday lows as plans are mapped out and the week becomes filled with other tasks.

Time of Day

Some people think they need to advertise or promote 24/7. This data tells us that’s not exactly the truth.

For the most part, you can expect lead volume to start picking up around 9:00 AM and start to drop off as we get close to the end of the working day at 5:00 PM. Then, as folks finished her drive home, eat their dinners and get settled in for the rest of the night they do find time to start searching again between 7:00 PM and 10:00 PM.

How do I use this data to my advantage?

This data tells us when to expect people to start searching for your business and when to expect to spend energy and budget on your marketing efforts, as well as when not to spend.

For example, you can put your marketing efforts at a higher-level during months that you know when people are searching and take down your budgets or energy level during the months that there is low volume. Segmenting your marketing efforts and budget this way can help you save time and money.

In the slower months, like February and August, that’s the perfect time for more logistical work: sourcing and testing new equipment, updating web pages and social media, basic business housekeeping. You can read another blog on this topic here.

And if you find yourself in need of paid search or web design help, contact us today for a free consultation.

Maritza's Boutique Makeover = Success

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Thu, 15 Aug 2024 18:25:22 GMT

New Website With SEO and Google Ads Increases Sales

With the help of her daughter, Gisselle, our team completed a full website overhaul for Maritza’s Boutique in Perth Amboy, NJ. Maritza’s Boutique, known for its wide array of elegant offerings, specializes in gowns for bridal occasions, proms, and quinceañeras. In addition to their beautiful gown collection, they also provide tuxedo rentals and event décor services. Given the variety of specialties, it was essential to create a website that is both clear and navigable. The new site features user-friendly navigation, high-quality images, and detailed descriptions to ensure that customers can easily find and appreciate the unique services and products Maritza’s Boutique offers.

Our main focus was to develop a clean, easy-to-read website that ranked highly for all the right searches. In this particular case, we encountered some initial challenges related to local keywords and common phrasing. Each community uses different names for services due to a variety of reasons, such as cultural nuances and local vernacular.

This diversity makes it crucial to maintain a direct line of communication between us and our clients. By doing so, we can ensure that we’re accurately capturing the specific terms and phrases their target audience is using. This tailored approach not only improves search engine optimization (SEO) but also enhances user experience by making sure the website resonates with the local clientele. Regular consultations and feedback sessions allowed us to stay on the right path, ultimately leading to a website that met both our technical standards and the specific needs of Maritza’s Boutique.

It was also important that each service had its own dedicated space on the website, making it easy for customers to quickly find exactly what they are looking for while showcasing the boutique's expertise in each vertical. By creating distinct sections for bridal gowns, prom dresses, quinceañera attire, tuxedo rentals, and event décor services, we ensured that visitors could navigate effortlessly to their desired category. This clear segmentation not only enhances the user experience but also plays a critical role in the backend work necessary for keyword ranking. By optimizing each section with targeted keywords and phrases, we improved the site's SEO performance, making it more likely for prospective customers to find Maritza’s Boutique when searching for specific services.

In tandem with the brand new website, our team also began a comprehensive google ads pay-per-click campaign. Keeping this in mind, the front page of the site was built with those leads in mind, including multiple factors to garner conversion.

Maritzasboutique.com went live in June of 2024. Since then, the business has reported record breaking phone calls and leads. “Our SEO rankings have dramatically improved,” says Giselle, “and we’re now showing up on the first page of Google. This has brought in a flood of new clients, not just our loyal repeat customers. The new design is such a breath of fresh air compared to our old site. It’s so much easier to navigate and user-friendly. Our Google Ads campaign has been a game-changer, generating a lot of calls and inquiries. We’re thrilled with the high-quality leads coming in. These new customers have the budgets we're looking for, and we’re no longer dealing with low-ball offers. Plus, the pricing for these services was very reasonable."

For more information or to set up a free consultation, give us a call at 855-717-3566 or shoot us an email at info@rollupads.com

Busy Season Is Almost Here… Get Ready!

domains@hoglundanalytics.com (Art Armani) — Thu, 15 Aug 2024 18:14:05 GMT

Take Advantage of Downtime to Better Your Business:

Oftentimes there are periods within the year that your business may have some downtime where you don’t have as many clients to serve, or you don’t have a lot of leads coming in. It just so happens during the summer months of July and August we typically see low amounts of events and leads coming in so why not take advantage of this time to make some improvements for your business and prepare you’re your business and processes to bring in more leads or handle those leads when they start rolling in again.

This is also a great time to clean up some processes and streamline things so that when you do have a lot of events that you’re more efficient and in the end profitable.

Here are a just few things to work on during this downtime.

Marketing

Google Business Profiles:
If you don’t already have one, you should make sure that your business has a Google Business Profile also known as GBP for short. Since most of the traffic on the Internet is on Google take advantage of attempting to get on the first page of search results within the maps section. This map section is where Google business profiles exist. If you do have a GBP, this is also a great time to reach out and get reviews from past customers, add photos to your GBP, make a few posts or even add some offers to your GBP.

When you have filled out as much of your business’ information as you can and frequently update GBP the better chances you have at generating more leads and getting more business.

For some more in-depth information about Google Business Profiles, check out this video with Google expert Jason Brown as a guest on the photo booth magazine show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRE5800YEK8 . In this episode Jason goes over how to create, verify and optimize a GBP.

Websites

There are many ways online to have a presence for your business such as a listing on the Knot Wedding Wire Yelp Facebook Instagram and other directories. Those are all great places to be to get eyeballs on your business from prospective clients however you don’t own those properties and your listing on those platforms can be taken down at any time without warning, explanation or even someone at that platform to speak with to get the listing reinstated. You are also at the mercy of those platform algorithms that may not show your business to all the people all the time. In many instances, your business will show up next to other similar businesses that can take potential customers to your competitors instead of you. When you have a website, you are in full control of your destiny.

If you do have a website that’s great! There are a lot of things you can do on your website to get and convert traffic. Here are three things that you can do on your website right now that can help get more traffic and more importantly convert that traffic.

Contact Info: At the top of your website, you should have a phone number and a button that leads to a contact form. Don’t make your site visitors have to work to try to contact you. Having your phone number, city you operate in and even the address on the website helps send a local signal to Google, helping Google rank you better in the search results for local searches.
Photos: Having great photos on your website tells a story and helps customers know more about your services and the quality of your work. If you have to use stock photography for now that is ok, but nothing tells the story better than your own photos. If you don’t have your own photos, now put a plan in place to take photos The next time you are working so that you have a stockpile of photos for when you need them in the future. Something important about the photos you use that you should consider for your website is the naming of the photo file itself as well as what is called an alt image tag.

Google takes into consideration the name of the photo itself as that helps Google tell people with accessibility problems what that image is about. The same goes for the alt tag which is a little bit of code in the back end that tells Google how to display the image if there is sight impaired person using a computer and visiting your site.
Reviews: Testimonials and reviews are also a great way to reassure your website visitors that you have done business before and have done great work. People love to see what others have to say about the quality of your products and services. If you have Google reviews usually websites have a plugin or app that can import those reviews onto your website. This is another reason why you should be getting reviews on your GBP.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

Handling those leads that do come in can be quite a task. If we do not already have a CRM this can help streamline the whole process, saving you time and making your life a lot easier. There are bunch of different options out there for you to use such as Check Cherry, 17 Hats, Táve and so many more. Almost all these systems have a free trial which allows you to test it out and find out which one meets your business needs and price range.

Having a CRM can streamline communicating with customers for emailing, booking the customer, setting up meetings, and even things such as automating texts to the clients for reminders contract signatures, payments, and more. It consolidates all of your interactions in one spot so that you don’t have to navigate from email to an external calendar to spreadsheets to manage your business.

Here are links to some of the platforms that are popular in the event industry:

CheckCherry: https://www.checkcherry.com/

17 Hats: https://www.17hats.com/

DJ Event Planner: https://www.djeventplanner.com/

DJ Intelligence: https://www.djintelligence.com/

Booth Book: https://boothbook.com/

Tave: https://hello.tave.com/

We hope some of this helps and you take advantage of this downtime to better your business and prepare to grow in the future.

If you need any help with your website or with things such as Google ads or Google business profiles feel free to reach out and schedule a free 30-minute consultation. Just smash that button below and contact us!