Local marketing, done properly
Most of your customers decide before they ever reach your website.
They search, they read the Google listings, they compare review counts, and they call one business. I make sure that business is you — and that the call gets answered, followed up and won.
The audit is a real tool, not a lead form. It reads your website and your live Google profile and shows you exactly what is missing — free, in about a minute.
Your free audit
Five of ten checks pass. Five are costing you calls.
- Primary category
- Hours
- Website & phone
- Verified
- Address
- Description
- Services
- Photos
- Google Posts
- Review velocity
Every check is read from your real listing.
Reviews
12 reviews
The businesses ranking above you average 47.
What I do
Four things, and they only work together.
A great website with no reviews does not get called. A full review page pointing at a dead site does not convert. I run all four so none of them is the weak link.
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Your Google Business Profile
For a local search, the profile is the page — most people never click through to a website at all. I fill in every field Google reads, in the words your own site already uses.
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Reviews, on their own
Every finished job asks for a review by text and email, on a schedule, without anyone remembering to. Review count is the gap I see most often, and it is the one nobody can shortcut.
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A website that earns the call
Fast, plain, and built around the one thing you want a visitor to do. It also feeds the profile: your services, your areas, your proof all come from here.
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Follow-up that does not forget
Missed calls get a text back in seconds. Form fills get chased. Quotes that went quiet get one more nudge. This is the cheapest money in the whole list, because you already paid for these leads.
How it works
You do not have to take all four. Most people start with the free audit, fix the profile, and add the rest when they can see it working.
Nobody wakes up wanting marketing. They want the phone to ring with the right job on the other end.
How we start
You see the work before you pay for any of it
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Run the free audit
Connect the Google account that manages your profile and the tool scores it against the businesses ranking near you. It takes about a minute and costs nothing — no card, no trial.
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I fix the profile, free
The tool writes the changes you approve straight to Google. That part is genuinely free and it stays free. It is also the fastest way for you to find out whether I know what I am doing.
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We talk about the rest
Only if you want to. Fifteen minutes, and I will tell you plainly which of the other three is worth doing first for your business — including when the answer is none of them yet.
Follow-up
The leads you are already losing
Most local businesses do not have a lead problem. They have a response problem — and it is invisible, because a lead that goes cold never complains.
- Missed call, instant text — “Sorry we missed you, what do you need?” inside ten seconds, before they dial the next name on the list.
- Form fills get chased — a real sequence over a few days, by email and text, that stops the moment they reply.
- Quotes that went quiet — one honest nudge at the point most people give up. It closes more jobs than any ad I could sell you.
- Everything in one inbox — calls, texts, emails and form fills in a single thread per customer, on your phone.
You already paid for these leads once. This is about not paying for them twice.
Before you get in touch
Questions people actually ask
Is the audit really free, or is it a sales call in disguise?
It is a working tool. You run it yourself, you see the findings yourself, and if you want the fixes written to Google it does that too — free. I ask for your details once, partway down the results, because I would like to be able to follow up. That is the whole trade. Nothing is held back after that.
Why is the profile work free when everyone else charges for it?
Because a profile I have visibly fixed is a better advertisement than anything I could write about myself, and because the tool does most of the work. Some of the people I fix one for go on to hire me for the rest. Most do not, and that is fine.
What does the paid work cost?
It depends which of the four you want and how many locations you have. I will give you a number on the first call rather than making you sit through a proposal. If your business is not ready to make that money back, I will say so.
Do you lock people into contracts?
No. The ongoing work is month to month. If it stops being worth it, you stop — and you keep the website and the profile, because they were always yours.
Do you write fake reviews?
No, and I would not work with anyone who asked. Google's API cannot create reviews and neither can I. What I can do is make sure every customer you have already made happy actually gets asked.
Start where it costs nothing
Find out what your listing is missing
Connect the Google account that manages your Business Profile and the audit takes about a minute. Seeing everything it found is free, and so is fixing it.
Run my free auditWould rather just talk? Book fifteen minutes.