(About KineticConversion)

Small on purpose.
Serious about your phone ringing.

KineticConversion is a founder-led web and marketing studio in Evansville, Indiana, run by Isaah Jacob. It builds websites and follow-up systems for local businesses across the US, and it stays small on purpose: the person who answers your text is the person building your site.

Based in
Evansville, Indiana
Works with
Local businesses anywhere in the US
You talk to
The founder, from first call to launch and after
Prices
Published, and locked once you sign
Isaah Jacob, founder of KineticConversion, outdoors with his partner and their dog
Isaah Jacob, founder

(From the founder)

I learned to sell before I learned to market.

I spent years in sales before I ever built a website. When you stand across the counter from people who walked in confused, frustrated, or just not sure yet, you learn how buying decisions really get made. That's the part a lot of websites skip.

So that's how KineticConversion builds. Every page answers the questions your customers are already asking, in the order they ask them, and ends with an easy way to call you. Then the follow-up takes over: a text back when you miss a call, a reminder when a lead goes quiet, a review request when the job is done.

Before this I worked delivery, logistics, property management, and even sheet metal. Different jobs, same lessons: show up when you said you would, fix the problem in front of you, and stay calm when things go sideways. I run every project the same way.

The name says what I care about. Kinetic is motion. A good website gets someone moving from "just looking" to picking up the phone, and keeps them moving until they're a happy customer telling other people about you.

Isaah Jacob

(Why trust the work)

Evidence, not adjectives.

Anyone can say they're great. Here's what you can check for yourself before you spend a dollar.

A live site you can check today

Meals on Wheels of Evansville went from a print-and-mail PDF to a site where neighbors request meals, sign up to drive and give from their phone. Strategy, words, design and build, start to finish.

  • 97 performance
  • 100 accessibility
  • 100 best practices
  • 100 SEO

Google Lighthouse, desktop, October 2026.

Working examples, not mockups

Five example sites, one for each package, and four full concept brands with their ads and emails. Open them on your phone and tap around. That's the actual quality you'd get.

See a site for your kind of business

Every price, out in the open

Five packages, every add-on and every monthly service, with the math for monthly payments spelled out. Most agencies make you book a call to find out. Here, you can build your own price in a minute.

See pricing

A draft before you pay

After the first call you get a free rough draft of your homepage. Like where it's going? Say yes. Don't? You walk away owing nothing.

Built properly, under the hood

Sites are hand-built for speed and accessibility instead of stacked on a heavy page builder. They load fast on a phone, work with screen readers, and come with the search basics Google and AI tools look for.

(How we work together)

You know your business. Together, we put it to work.

Before anything gets built, we agree on what a win looks like for you: more calls, more bookings, more reviews. After launch, we check the numbers against it.

What you bring

  • About an hour on a call, walking through how your business runs
  • Your logo and some photos of your work, if you have them
  • Honest feedback on the draft, as many rounds as it takes
  • The final yes before anything goes live

What KineticConversion handles

  • Every word on the site, the design and the build
  • Your Google Business Profile, search setup and call tracking
  • Missed-call text-back, review requests and AI tools, set up and tested
  • Hosting, updates and edits after launch, if you want them
  • A plain-English report: calls, messages and reviews

(Lines that don't get crossed)

What you won't get here.

  • Fake or filtered reviews

    Every customer gets the same request. Screening out unhappy customers breaks Google's rules, and buying reviews can get your profile flagged.

  • A site held hostage

    Your domain is registered in your name, and the site is yours once it's paid for. Leave any time after that and take it with you.

  • Surprise fees

    You get the price in writing before work starts. Ad money goes straight to Google and Meta on your own card, so you see every dollar.

  • Made-up promises

    No one can honestly guarantee a number of leads or a #1 ranking. What you get is the work, and the numbers to judge it by.

Want to see what yours could look like?

Send a few details about your business. You'll get a free rough draft of your homepage and an exact price before you pay anything.