The right work,
in the right order.

One person scopes the work, does the work and is accountable for the result. That is the whole model.

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Run it on your own site.

A scan of how easy your site is to find on Google and in AI answers, and to call or book from a phone. It grades five areas and lists the fixes that matter most.

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  • 01Found on Google
  • 02Found in AI answers
  • 03Easy to call or book
  • 04Fast on a phone
  • 05Knows what is working

Four jobs.
Start with the one costing you most.

Getting found, being understood, being chosen and following up. Most businesses lose more people at one of these than the others. That is where the work starts, and the others get added when there is a reason to.

  1. 01Visibility

    Find.

    Your website, Google presence and listings built around how people and the AI tools search for what you do, where you do it.

  2. 02Clarity

    Understand.

    What you do, who it is for and why you, said plainly on every page and profile somebody lands on.

  3. 03Trust

    Choose.

    Proof you can trace to its source, a reason to choose you that is concrete, and nothing between the visit and the call that gets in the way.

  4. 04Continuity

    Follow up.

    Every call, text and form lands in one record with an owner and a next step, so an inquiry does not go cold between interest and conversation.

MeasurementIncluded with every engagement, not sold on its own. Every call and form counted, and tied to what brought it.

Six pieces.
Scoped to the business.

Not every engagement needs all six. The diagnosis decides which ones, and the scope says so in writing before anything starts. Measurement runs underneath all of them; it is never scoped as its own piece.

01

Website

Six seconds to say what you do and who it is for.

Built around what the buyer needs to work out, not around what looks impressive in a mockup. One obvious next step, and it works on a phone before it works anywhere else.

Start here if
People find you, then leave without calling.
Covers
  • Information architecture
  • Copy and proof
  • Design and build
  • One clear next step
Ongoing
Kept fast and up to standard. Changes to the pages get built in the order the plan sets.
See the Website page
02

Google Business Profile and listings

Show up where the decision actually starts.

Most local decisions are made before anyone opens a website. The profile, the service pages and the directories have to tell one story, and the small details that decide a phone call have to be right.

Start here if
The right customers never see you in search or maps.
Covers
  • Google Business Profile
  • Service and location pages
  • Citations and consistency
  • Review flow
Ongoing
Kept current and consistent across the directories, with the review flow running.
See the Google Business Profile and listings page
04

CRM, follow-up and reviews

The inquiry is the beginning, not the finish.

Every inquiry lands in one record with its source attached, an owner, and a next step that fires. Most lost revenue is not a lead problem. It is a follow-through problem, and it is fixable. Your approval before anything goes out in your name.

Start here if
Inquiries come in and go quiet.
Covers
  • Forms and booking
  • One inbox of record
  • Source attribution
  • A follow-up that fires
  • Review requests
Ongoing
The follow-up keeps firing, and nothing goes out in your name without your approval.
See the CRM, follow-up and reviews page
05

AI assistants

An assistant that knows how your business works.

I build and run custom AI assistants for owner-run businesses. They answer customer questions, sort the inbox, chase quotes and draft the routine paperwork. Each one is built on your information, checked by a person where it matters, and run by me every month after it goes live.

Start here if
The same questions get answered by hand every day.
Covers
  • A map of the repetitive work
  • An assistant built on your business
  • Guardrails
  • Monthly care
Ongoing
Every month: conversations reviewed, answers corrected, and new jobs added when the current ones run cleanly.
See the AI assistants page

Four more,
when the diagnosis calls for it.

These are not part of every build. They get scoped when the read says the constraint is there rather than in the six above.

07

Positioning

A difference specific enough to repeat.

If a customer cannot explain why you and not the next tab, the positioning is not finished. This is the work of finding the thing that is both true and useful, then saying it in a sentence.

Covers
  • Who it is for
  • The real difference
  • Proof that supports it
  • Language you can reuse
08

Brand system

Decisions you can reuse without calling me.

Type, color, voice, and the rules for using them. The test is simple: the next thing you make without me still looks like you made it.

Covers
  • Type and color
  • Logo usage
  • Voice rules
  • Reusable components
09

Organic social

A cadence that holds without a content team.

Not a posting quota. A rhythm you can sustain, in a voice that sounds like the person actually running the business.

Covers
  • Cadence and format
  • Creative worth testing
  • Repurposing what exists
  • What to stop doing
10

App Store Optimization

For app founders.

Keyword strategy, metadata, creative and Apple Search Ads, for a product that lives in the store rather than on a website.

Covers
  • Keyword strategy
  • Metadata
  • Creative
  • Apple Search Ads

A 90-day commitment.
Then it keeps going.

The first 90 days are committed so the foundation gets built properly. After that it runs month to month.

The first read

Where customers drop off, what is worth fixing first, and the plan in writing.

The fixes

Built in the order the plan set, starting with whatever is costing you most.

Every month after

A plain report on what ran and what came in, and the next thing worth fixing.

Common questions.

Can I hire you for just one thing?

Yes. Most engagements start with the part costing the business most. The first read tells you if something upstream would undercut it.

How long is the commitment?

90 days, then month to month with 30 days’ notice.

What happens after the first 90 days?

The work keeps going: a plain monthly report and the next thing worth fixing.

Do you guarantee rankings or leads?

No. Nobody can. I control how the site is built, what it says, and whether the numbers can be trusted. Google and your customers decide the rest.

Do I keep what you build?

Yes. Accounts and data are in your name, per the agreement, and what was built stays in place if you stop.

Who do you work with?

Owners and founders who make the decisions themselves.

Tell me what you want fixed.

I answer my own email. The audit is yours to keep either way.