Three Peaks Rides Website

What they needed.

The founder launched Three Peaks Rides to build a proper luxury chauffeur operation in Greater Vancouver, the kind that earns hotel concierge referrals and keeps executives on retainer. We had crossed paths during my time working in hospitality, so when he needed a web presence, he knew where to come. His reference was a competitor used by a major Vancouver hotel. A reasonable place to start, except that site was built for a company with a decade of history, an established fleet, and recognizable client names. Three Peaks didn't have any of that yet. What it needed wasn't a copy of a more mature business's site. It needed to make a credible case to someone who had never heard of them.

What we built.

Home, six service pages, a fleet section, about, contact, and a dedicated quote page. Eighteen pages, with every one of them built to move the visitor toward sending an inquiry. Someone booking a high-end chauffeur needs to feel confident before they hand over a schedule or a surname. So services and fleet (Cadillac Escalade, Ford Transit) come first, then 5.0 Google reviews, then partner logos from Wedgewood Hotel and Spa, Andonis Vancouver, and Airble. The quote form comes after that. WhatsApp sits beside it for anyone who wants a faster reply.

What changed.

Within 90 days of launch, the site was showing up in Google for 237 search queries. Organic visitors averaged over a minute on the page, which is real time for someone deciding who handles their most important transfers. The client referred new business to Unpixel8.