asker323/baksan-evakuator-landing

This repository holds the source code for a single page website built for a real tow truck company that operates across several regions in the North Caucasus area of Russia, based in the town of Baksan. It is a freelance client project, not a demo, and the live site is linked directly in the README. The page is a simple business card style site meant to convert visitors into phone calls. It has a header that stays visible while scrolling so a caller stuck on the highway can tap to call from any point on the page, lists clear fixed prices so customers do not need to call just to ask about cost, and shows real photos of the company's tow trucks to build trust. The build itself is plain HTML and CSS using Tailwind CSS loaded from a content delivery network, with no build tools, package manager, or JavaScript framework involved, so it can be deployed as static files with no compile step. The README describes moving the site's hosting from Netlify to a Russian cloud provider called Amvera Cloud, explaining that this avoids relying on infrastructure outside Russia that could be blocked, gives fast loading for users on Russian mobile networks, and includes automatic HTTPS. A large part of the README covers search engine optimization work: verifying site ownership in Google Search Console, registering the business with Yandex Maps and Yandex Navigator, and adding structured data that marks the site as an automotive business so it can rank for location based searches like tow truck plus the names of nearby towns and a specific highway. The project also produced a printed vinyl design for the physical tow truck itself, using the same color scheme as the website and including a QR code so people who see the truck in person can scan it to reach the site. A Telegram bot was set up separately to alert the owner if the cloud hosting balance runs low, so the site does not go offline unexpectedly.