Not a résumé — receipts. Each of these proves a specific thing you should
demand from whoever builds your site.
Proves: scale
semashow.com
I work on the web properties behind the SEMA Show — the largest automotive specialty-equipment trade show in North America. 2,000+ exhibiting brands and over 100,000 industry professionals run through that site every year. A five-page local site built to that standard doesn't break, doesn't lag, and doesn't lose leads.
Proves: brand standards
viewsonic.com
Global display-technology brand sold in over 100 countries. Inside companies that size, presentation is never allowed to undersell the product. That discipline — positioning, consistency, polish — is exactly what most local businesses never get access to.
Proves: high-ticket selling
calspas.com
The online storefront of one of the best-known premium spa manufacturers in the country, headquartered right here in Pomona — plus Coleman Spas. High-ticket products sold to exactly the customer you fight for: someone comparing you against three competitors on their phone.
Proves: it works — live
peoplewhogrow.com
The site you're reading is its own evidence. Every page, every ranking, every system on it — the AI receptionist, the instant follow-up, the review engine — runs live on my own business first, and every build is documented on YouTube. Google the keywords. Watch the videos. Judge the work, not the pitch.
Logos identify sites and organizations Frank has worked on; they don't imply endorsement of People Who Grow.
The pattern across all of it: businesses win when their follow-up never
sleeps and their presentation never undersells them. That's what we install.