Flagship Website
A fast, custom Southlake site that looks like the counter you actually run — not a 2015 theme with a wood background.
CREDIBILITY IN THREE SECONDS
Prepared by Hector Gonzalez · Brandcore
EAGLE POSTAL CENTER
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
EAGLE POSTAL CENTER · SOUTHLAKE, TX
A digital front door for the Southlake counter that already earns the reviews — three carriers, one stop, and a team customers know by name.
We read epc16.com the way a first-time customer would — on a phone, at night, with a parcel in hand. Six things send them to a competitor before they ever see the counter.
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Three images: the eagle twice and a 555×142 contact card between them.
Both contact panels use href="tel:Eaglepc16@yahoo.com" — tapping the email dials it.
24 top-level links. Mailbox pricing, the only page with rates, is item 11.
At 390px the subhead clips mid-word: “GRAPE VINE” becomes “G” + “VINE”.
Slide one of three asks for a review. It autoplays every five seconds.
It says 2023. A second, hidden line says 2026 — even the copyright is duplicated.
106-character page title · 218-character description · two retired Universal Analytics properties still loading · user-scalable=no blocks pinch-zoom · duplicate id="menu-primary-menu" in header and footer.
They have a fragile gift, a deadline, and three carrier apps open. Your site gets one shot to answer three questions: Can you pack it? Which carrier? When does it land?
The mailbox lobby is open 24 hours. The homepage mentions it once — inside a 24-item list of services.
Not a template with a new coat of paint. A ship-first page built around the two things every customer wants: the right carrier and the next step.
“What are you sending?” replaces the stock photo. Four answers, one recommendation, and what to bring.
Personal, Business, Corporate and XL — with the published 3, 6 and 12-month prices from their own pricing page.
Type a number, get the right carrier's own tracker. Nothing stored, nothing faked, no dead-end page.
Pick documents, a parcel, something fragile or freight. The page returns the carrier strategy and exactly what to bring — no invented price, no account.
Personal from $336 for 12 months ($28/mo) to Extra Large at $540 ($45/mo). The same published rates as epc16.com/mailbox-pricing, finally on the front page.
Enter the number and the page routes you to USPS, UPS or FedEx directly. Real links, real hours, 24-hour lobby access.
Your storefront is the front door. Brandcore builds the whole building: the ship flow, the mailbox funnel, the local search presence, the proof, and the monthly rhythm that keeps the rates and hours current.
A fast, custom Southlake site that looks like the counter you actually run — not a 2015 theme with a wood background.
CREDIBILITY IN THREE SECONDS“What are you sending?” → carrier answer → what to bring. One decision instead of 24 menu links.
FEWER “CAN YOU SHIP THIS?” CALLSThe published rates, the 24-hour access and the street-address advantage — on one page that asks for the visit.
A RENTAL DECISION, NOT A PDFYou already have eight city pages. We make them consistent, current and connected to one clear front door.
FOUND IN SOUTHLAKE, KELLER, GRAPEVINESeven reviews already name Joe. We put them where a first-time customer sees them — and ask for the next one after pickup.
TRUST THAT COMPOUNDSRate changes, holiday hours, new services, monthly edits and one direct line to Hector. Nothing goes stale.
A SITE THAT STAYS CURRENTThese are real, published customer words — not a testimonial we wrote. The business is not the problem. The front door is.
“Joe spent so much time packing it up properly and sealing it to where it was unbreakable.”
Brad B. · epc16.com/reviews
“The convenience of shipping USPS, FedEx, or UPS all at one place is really nice.”
Megan B. · epc16.com/reviews
“You are always greeted by name and with a smile.”
Robin L. · epc16.com/reviews
Photography: the store counter, greeting-card wall and mailbox bank are original Eagle Postal Center photos from epc16.com. No generated imagery is used in this deck.

Joe stays behind the counter. We handle the site, the copy, the rate calculator, the carrier links, the QA and the launch.
A 90-minute kickoff with Hector. We leave with the service map, the rate sheet and the launch date.
Design, build, copy and QA. The rate calculator and carrier links are wired in. The site goes live on Day 10.
The site starts working. We keep the rates and hours current, build local visibility and turn pickups into proof.
Every engagement starts with the same foundation: a custom flagship, the ship flow and the real rates. Choose how far you want to take the growth.
For replacing the current site with a front door that finally matches the store.
One front door that answers the ship question before someone calls.
For owning the Southlake search — and keeping the rates current without lifting a finger.
A site that stays current without Joe touching it.
For growing beyond word of mouth and filling the mailbox bank.
A repeatable path from search to mailbox to repeat customer.

Twenty minutes. We'll walk through the audit, the concept and the day-10 plan — then you decide if it's worth building.

The counter is already the brand. Let’s make the website say so.
Thursday at 1 PM or Friday at 2 PM Pacific — or pick any weekday that fits.
All times Pacific. Choosing a time prepares an email to Hector. Nothing is booked until confirmed.

This is the working concept, not a picture. Tabs, the mailbox calculator and the tracking links all function. Rates and hours are the client's published ones; dates and UI states are illustrative.