What you are agreeing to
- A written scope with a fixed price, agreed in advance
- A named start date and a visible build schedule
- One monthly report you can actually read
- Direct access to Sam, replies within one business day
The process
Four steps from first email to work in progress. The first one is free and you can stop after it with nothing owed.
The process
You tell me your business and town. Within 48 hours I send back a scored X-Ray across 8 checks: your listings, reviews against your top 5 competitors, Facebook, content, website and how customers reach you. It names the three problems costing you the most, in order. No call required to receive it.
Thirty minutes, with me, not a closer. We go through the X-Ray, I ask what your best customers actually look like and where the leads come from today, and we work out whether marketing is even your bottleneck. Sometimes it is not, and I will tell you.
You get a document that lists what gets built, what happens each month, who does it, what it costs, and what is explicitly not included. Fixed price, agreed before anything starts. If it is wrong, we change it before you sign.
Work begins on a schedule you can see. You get a monthly report in plain English covering what was done, what it produced, and what is next. Direct line to me the whole way through.
Inside the X-Ray
This is the same review process used on every prospective client. It is manual, not an automated scan with a logo dropped on it.
| Area | What we check | Why it costs you money |
|---|---|---|
| Google Business Profile | Categories, services, hours, photos, posts, Q&A | Most local buyers never scroll past the map pack |
| Map pack ranking | Where you sit for your core service in your town | Position three to position one is a large jump in calls |
| Reviews | Count, average, recency, and response rate | Buyers compare you to the next result in seconds |
| NAP consistency | Name, address, phone across major directories | Mismatches suppress local rankings quietly |
| Mobile experience | Layout, tap targets, click-to-call, forms on a real phone | Most of your traffic is on a phone |
| Page speed | Core Web Vitals and load time on mobile data | Slow pages lose visitors before they read anything |
| Technical SEO | Titles, headings, indexation, sitemap, crawl errors | Pages that are not indexed cannot rank at all |
| Service pages | Whether each service you sell has its own real page | One page cannot rank for six different services |
| Local content | Coverage of the towns and areas you actually serve | Search is local long before it is national |
| Conversion setup | Calls to action, forms, tracking, follow-up path | Traffic without a conversion path is a rounding error |
| Competitors | Who is outranking you locally and what they have that you do not | You are being compared whether you like it or not |
| AI search visibility | Structured data and how clearly your business is described | A growing share of searches never reach a results page |
Common questions
Yes. No card, no call required, no obligation. You can take the findings to another provider or fix them yourself. Plenty of people do.
Within 48 hours. If something delays it, you get an email saying so.
It depends entirely on scope, which is why there is no rate card on this site. A single-location service business and a manufacturer with a full product catalog are different jobs. You get a fixed written price after the strategy call, before any commitment.
Website and marketing work is scoped around the business, content, integrations, and ongoing support. Deliverables, fees, timeline, and agreement terms are confirmed in writing.
Yes. We work with businesses anywhere in the US. Websites, local SEO, Google Business Profile work and ads are done remotely, and on-site shoots are planned around travel.
No, and anyone who does is either guessing or lying. What is guaranteed is the work in the scope, the reporting, and an honest read on whether the investment makes sense for your business.
Proof from a real client
A new website, an instant quote, a follow-up that lets homeowners pick their own time, and ads on Google and Meta. Here are the first 71 days.
Homeowner leads in 71 days
Signed from 26 jobs, on $33,931 in Meta and Google ad spend
Still out in proposals to 43 homeowners
One metal roofing client in Goshen, Indiana, August 18 to October 27, 2026: 516 leads, $397,950 signed, $1,000,889 in proposals. Leads are not all unique or qualified. Signed, not collected. Some jobs were returning customers; $346,880 came from new customers. Ad spend excludes agency fees. Not a promise of future results.
Tell me your business and town. You will have your X-Ray back within 48 hours.