Resources
Straight talk, in writing.
What actually moves the needle for a local business — written for the owner who has fifteen minutes and no patience for jargon. No content calendar padding, no thinly disguised sales pitches. Articles land here when there’s something worth saying.
FeaturedMost brands fail at trust because they treat it as a message to deliver, not an experience to earn. How to build it into every touchpoint — before the first call.
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Newest first, and each one written to be useful whether or not you ever call us.
What makes a business show up when someone nearby searches — and what to fix first.
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Most visitors leave without converting. Retargeting is how you get a second shot.
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Ten approaches that still hold up — from local search and content to social and brand — and how to sequence them.
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The foundation every local business needs before anything fancy: a working site, a presence where customers look, a CRM, and a reputation you tend.
Read the articleNew articles land here when there’s something worth saying — not on a schedule that forces filler.
What these connect to: local SEO · advertising · reputation · websites · the whole system.
Free, and more useful than an article.
Reading is a fine start. These are about your business specifically — two where a person does the work, and four you can run yourself right now.
We look at your website, your Google presence, your reviews and your follow-up — and send you a written breakdown of what’s costing you customers, in priority order. Two business days.
Get the auditFifteen minutes with the people who’d do the work. We’ll tell you what we’d fix first, what it would cost, and whether we’re the right fit — and say so plainly if we’re not.
Book a timeOr run one yourself, now. No waiting, no call — each of these answers on the page.
Twelve questions, about ninety seconds. Scores your marketing section by section and names the three things worth fixing first, with a written copy sent to your inbox.
Score my marketingWorks out what one customer is actually worth to you, and the most you can afford to pay to get one — the number every quote you are ever given should be checked against.
Find my numberThe same figures on paper, with the reasoning spelled out. For working through it with whoever else has an opinion, or for a business whose numbers do not fit a form.
Get the worksheetThe ten questions to ask anyone selling you leads — written by people who sell them, which is why it includes the ones we would rather not be asked.
Read the questionsRead enough? Let’s look at yours.
Everything above is general. The free audit is specific: what’s working, what’s leaking, and what we’d do about it — in writing.
