One person.
On purpose.

Why the audit is free

It’s the fastest way to find out
whether I can help.

I run it before we talk, from the outside, the way a customer sees you. If the answer is that your presence is fine, I will say so and you will have lost twenty minutes. If it is not fine, you will know exactly what is missing and what it is costing you — and you keep that whether or not we work together.

Why I won’t promise rankings

Because I can’t control them,
and neither can anyone else.

What I can control is whether your site says what you sell, whether Google can find it, whether a stranger trusts it, and whether you can tell which marketing produced which job. That is the whole method, it is the same five stages for everyone, and it is written out on the services page so you can hold me to it.

What I actually do all day

Read search results.
Write pages. Finish profiles.

Most of my day is spent reading search results for towns I can drive to, writing pages for the jobs a business actually wants, and finishing Google profiles that were abandoned halfway. It is not glamorous. It is specific, and specific is what works.

One person means one point of contact, and it means I do not take on more clients than I can look after properly. If I am full, I will tell you and put you on a list rather than take the money.

REVIEW — Josh: one paragraph here that only you could write. Where you are from, what you did before this, why Modesto.