We look at your shop from the outside, the way a customer does. No login, no call, no obligation. Then we write down what we found. Read a real one first.
What we look at
Your siteWhere the forms go, what happens after hours, what a customer can and cannot do at eleven at night.
Your findabilitySearch demand in your town, the keywords you rank for today, and whether your site tells Google where you actually work.
Your proofWhether the reviews and finished jobs you already earned show up on the site, and whether anything asks for the next one.
Your marketingWhat is running, what is stale, what was clearly started once and abandoned.
Your stackThe tools you already pay for, and which ones are doing nothing.
Your mentionsWhere you come up, how you are described, and what a customer finds before they call.
Why any of this matters.
You are under a house with both hands full.The line rings out. The next shop in the search results takes the job.
It is seven in the evening and you are the front desk again.So it goes to voicemail. She calls whoever picks up first.
A form comes in on Saturday afternoon.Nobody writes back. By Monday she has already booked someone else.
You keep meaning to hire someone for the office.Two years running. The pay, the training, the turnover, it never gets to the top of the list.
What the report says
Every finding is written the same way. What we saw, what it means, what we would do. Every claim cited back to its source. No slide deck.
Written reportSample · Not a real shop
A plumbing shop · Mid-size US cityChecked against 28 source facts
Good at the work, quiet on the outside: calls roll to voicemail, the form sleeps through weekends, and nothing on the site shows or asks for a review.
Modelled annual leak$110,000 – $180,000 a year
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No booking option and no short form, a customer ready to book still has to phone.
The jobs that start at ten at night go to whoever answers.
We runA booking link and text-back on your own number, answered inside minutes.
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The only way to reach the shop is a form fill.
A Saturday inquiry sits until Monday. By then she has booked whoever wrote back.
We runForms, calls and texts answered on your own number, booked when your rules are clear and sent to your phone when they are not.
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The site names eleven towns it covers. No structured data names any of them.
Google has to guess where the shop works, the listing drifts from what the site says.
We runLocalBusiness markup naming the real towns, then kept in line.
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Nothing on the site shows a review or asks for one.
Proof of the work is invisible, and nobody is asking after a paid job.
We runOne review ask, sent after a job is paid. Not a review farm.
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Ask for it.
The trade, the town, the website, and what is leaking. What you tick here is what the report prices and plans against.
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