Book a strategy call.
Most people who search for a local service pick one of the three businesses Google shows first. The call is about getting you into that top 3 and keeping you there: top 3 on Google Maps within 90 days, or billing pauses until you are there.
What the call is
Ten to twenty minutes on a video call or the phone. I ask about your business: your main service, the town you want to win, what you have tried. Then I open your Google listing and your current rankings with you on the screen and tell you whether I think I can get you into the top 3. If I can, you get a one page plan in writing after the call. If I cannot, I say so and point you to what would help instead.
It is not a pitch. I do not have a sales floor and there is nobody whose job is to close you. It is me, the person who does the work, deciding with you whether this is worth doing.
Who the call is for
I put four requirements on the plan page and I mean them. In short:
- Doing well and wanting more. Not at zero, not about to go under. A business that works today and wants to scale.
- Patience for marketing to take effect. Google does not publish a fixed ranking timetable. If you need a guaranteed result by next weekend, this is the wrong call.
- The rate has to make sense for you. One flat monthly rate, locked for as long as you stay. If it would take your last penny, wait.
- No gigantic contracts. A one page plan, month to month. Unhappy, or done: say so by email and it ends.
The full version, with the thinking behind each one, is on the plan page. If you read the list and think "that is me", apply below.
Apply for the call
Fill this in and I read it myself, usually the same day. If I think you and I would be a good fit, I reply within 2 business days with two time slots. Pick one and you are booked.
What happens after you apply
- I read itIt lands with me, not in a queue. I look at your listing and your market before I reply.
- Two time slotsWithin 2 business days you get an email from me with two times. Pick one and you are booked.
- The callTen to twenty minutes on your business, your listing and your rankings.
- A plan on paperIf it is a match, a one page plan: scope, rate, date and what done means. You approve it before anything starts.
Questions people ask
Who is the call for?
Owners of local businesses that people find by searching on Google: contractors, med spas, studios, mechanics, dealers, clinics, salons, restaurants. Businesses doing well that want the top 3 for their main search term, with the patience to get there. I take one business per industry per area, so if your direct competitor is already my client, I tell you on the call.
How long is the call?
Ten to twenty minutes. Long enough to look at your listing and your rankings together and decide whether it is a match. If it is, the plan follows in writing, so the call does not need to be longer.
Who is on the call?
Me, Brandon. There is no sales floor, no setter and no closer. I am the person who does the work, so I am the person who decides whether to take it on.
What happens after the call?
If it is a match, you get a one page plan by email: scope, rate, date and what done means, with the guarantee written into it: top 3 on Google Maps within 90 days, or billing pauses until you are there. You approve it before any money moves. If it is not a match, I say so on the call.
What if I am not a match yet?
Get the free analysis instead. Send your business name and website and you get the exact things that need to happen, in an email, within 2 business days. Fix what you can on your own, then apply for the call when the requirements fit.
Not sure the call is the right first step? Read what the work actually is on the services page, or get the free analysis first and decide with the gaps in front of you.