The challenge
Start with the customer.
Customers in Edmond and Shawnee need to find the right product, understand installation options, and reach the right store. A long product list alone cannot answer those questions.
Make a broad range of truck accessories and installation services easy to explore—and easy to ask about.

The business
Automotive retail + installation / Oklahoma
The work
Website, local search, CRM-connected inquiries
The engagement
Website + ongoing local visibility
The challenge
Customers in Edmond and Shawnee need to find the right product, understand installation options, and reach the right store. A long product list alone cannot answer those questions.
The approach
Built the experience around the customer's truck, the work they need, and their nearest location. Product brands, service pages, store information, and inquiry forms work together.
The website organizes Truck Gear’s offering into installation services, product categories, and familiar accessory brands. Someone researching a bedcover can start with that category; a commercial buyer can take the fleet-upfitting path. Dedicated pages give each inquiry context before the customer reaches out, so the first conversation can focus on the vehicle and the job.
Edmond and Shawnee each need to be easy to find and contact. Store information, local content, phone actions, and HubSpot inquiry forms connect product research with a practical next step. The website supports both customers comparing options and customers ready to ask about installation.
What I built

The customer experience
Product and service pages give customers a clear place to start.
Location information connects inquiries to Edmond or Shawnee.
Mobile call and quote actions support customers ready to act.