How it works
Every lead takes the same path. I build the whole path.
Click → page → phone → follow-up → booked job, with numbers at every step. Most businesses buy one piece from one vendor, another from another, and nobody owns the gaps between them. Here, one person does, and the price is fixed in writing before anything starts.
Only need one piece? Each part is also its own service.
Ads that bring the right people
Google Search for people already looking, Meta for the ones who don't know you yet, both aimed at one customer, one offer, one page. Campaigns are judged on booked jobs and cost per customer, never on clicks. I've managed and measured over a hundred thousand dollars of spend; I know what a dollar is supposed to do. If the numbers say stop, I stop. And I won't run ads into a page that can't convert, which is why the next three parts come first.
More on ad work →A page built around one action
Not a brochure. One page that answers "can you solve my exact problem" in the first screen, states who it's for and what happens next, shows proof, and pushes one action: call, book or get a quote. Thumb-reachable on a phone with two bars. Measured from day one. Where you need a full site, it's built the same way, around the action, with the phone number on every screen.
More on website design →A phone that's answered every time
An AI receptionist on your existing number. It picks up when you can't, in your business's name, knows your hours, services and the price ranges you approve, books straight into your calendar, hands anything unusual to you, and texts you who called and what they want. You read every transcript. Live in about five business days. Call (213) 727-7238 and talk to mine.
More on AI integrations →Follow-up that doesn't forget
An instant text back to every inquiry and missed call. A short follow-up sequence for leads who didn't book the first time. A review request after the job. Reminders before the appointment. All automatic, all in your voice, all approved by you before anything goes out.
More on automations →Numbers you can run the business on
Tracking from the click to the booked job. A dashboard with calls handled, bookings made, where they came from and what each cost. A monthly read of what to change next. This is the part most businesses skip and the reason the other four keep improving instead of drifting. When the gaps are in how leads get handled inside the business, that's process and sales work.
More on process & sales consulting →What an engagement looks like
Five steps, and you can stop at any of them.
Nothing here is a trap. Each step tells you something useful even if you never hire me.
Two minutes, free
Your site graded live, a few questions about your leads, and the free training for your biggest leak. Start it →
Thirty minutes, no pitch
We go through the read, what you're actually trying to grow, and whether any of this is the right lever. It ends with a straight answer.
Fixed price, in writing
Which parts you need, in what order, what it costs, and the date. If what you asked for isn't what you need, the plan says so.
Reviewed live, launched measured
Nothing that talks to a customer goes out without you hearing it work first. Measurement attached from day one.
Monthly, in plain words
What came in, what it cost, what to change next. The only reason to keep working together is that the numbers say so.
On price
The complete system: $6,999, fixed in writing.
All five parts, built for you and managed for your first three months. This is the founding rate for the first three clients. You set the ad budget and pay Google and Meta directly. I run the campaigns. Need only one part? I quote single services in writing after the call. No hourly billing. No surprise add-ons. And a plain "not yet" if the honest answer is to start with the free fixes.