Bram Racing.
4.9★ on Google · 149+ reviews
- i.
Problem.
A decades-old tuning and handling specialist with a 4.9-star reputation on Google was being let down by a slow, fragile WordPress site that buckled under plugin sprawl and made routine updates - new services, new pricing, new blog posts - feel like pulling teeth. They needed a site that looked as sharp as the work they do on cars.
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Approach.
Full rebuild in Next.js on Vercel. Each service (alignment, remapping, suspension, fuel injector cleaning) gets its own page with real copy and JSON-LD structured data. The Dynapack hub dyno gets a dedicated landing page with pricing, FAQ, and a booking form. Blog content lives as MDX in the repo so it's fast, versioned, and portable. Google Reviews are pulled in live. Analytics run through self-hosted Umami with per-CTA event tracking so we can see what's actually converting.
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Outcome.
A site that loads fast, ranks for local tuning queries, and makes it trivial to ship new content. Vercel Speed Insights and Umami confirm both - the page weight is a fraction of the old WordPress build, and CTA clicks are now measurable rather than invisible.
Drag through three tune presets. Same chart the real Dynapack page runs on.
- 4-Wheel Alignment
- Dyno Testing
- ECU Remapping
- MDX Blog
- Google Reviews
- JSON-LD SEO
- Dynamic OG Images
- Umami Analytics