Collision repair · Orlando, FL

A body shop that had to be found, then had to answer the phone.

Founder-ownedOwned and operated by this house’s founder. Built in-house, not commissioned.

Corsa Automotive repairs exotic and luxury vehicles in Orlando. It is the most complete thing this house has built, and the one where the consequences of getting it wrong landed on us.

corsaauto.com ↗

The problem

What it started as.

Exotic collision work is a small market with high value per job, which means the customer is rarely nearby and is almost always searching for something specific. A generic body shop site does not survive that. Someone looking for repair on a particular exotic marque is a fundamentally different customer from someone looking for a wrap, and sending both to the same page wastes both.

The second problem was quieter. An enquiry that arrives and is not answered quickly is worth nothing, and the failure is invisible: nothing errors, nothing alerts, the form says thank you, and the lead simply sits.

What was built

The actual work.

Marketing site Custom build covering collision, mechanical, tuning, wraps and customization, with pages structured around how customers actually search rather than around the company org chart.
Editorial engine A blog system with structured data, written from real repairs and real insurance situations rather than keyword filler.
Lead capture and routing Enquiries delivered to a person, with alerting, so a lead cannot sit unnoticed.
Shop-system integration A live mirror of the shop management system, so the site and the operations data are looking at the same reality.
Local search Business profile, consistent name, address and phone across every page and every profile that matters.
Social channels Four channels produced from ordinary work days in the shop.

Measured

Numbers, with where they came from.

173K: Instagram followers; Read off the public profile @corsa_atr on 2026-08-15.
526.1K: TikTok likes; Read off the public profile @corsa_atr on 2026-08-15.
107: indexable pages; Crawled from the live sitemap on 2026-08-15. All returned 200.
42,338: search impressions, 28 days; Google Search Console, property sc-domain:corsaauto.com, the 28 days to 2026-08-31. Pulled 2026-09-03.
315: search clicks, 28 days; Same property and window. Google withholds the query behind roughly seven in ten of these, which is normal and is why the query counts below are lower.
334: queries ranking in the top three; Counted across the 3,532 named queries Search Console will attribute, same window. Was 298 in the preceding 28 days.

What this does not show

Two limits, stated plainly. First, these are measurements of the property today, not a before-and-after: this house built the site, so there is no clean pre-build baseline to compare against, and any claim that a specific number rose BECAUSE of the work would be unsupported. Second, no commercial outcome is reported here. Booked jobs and revenue live in the shop management system and have never been attributed to a traffic source, so quoting them against this build would be an assertion rather than a measurement. Search and audience figures are measured and dated; everything downstream of them is not.

Last verified August 15, 2026.

A body shop that had to be found, then had to answer the phone.

What it started as.

The actual work.

Numbers, with where they came from.

Yours could be next on the board.