Your category, locked
- Written into the agreement, not a handshake
- Holds for as long as you're a client
How this actually works
I take one business per category, per town.
Which means I'm never working for your competitor.
An agency will happily take you and the four shops down the street. I can't do my best work split four ways, so I don't.
Businesses I've built for
- US Nails
- Dairy Diner
- Kanya Market
- Epic Glass Tinting
- Sprague River Labradors
- RV There Yet
- Dolo Golfing
- Ascend
1
Client per category, per town
Monthly
Meeting to move things forward
0
Handoffs to anyone else
Any month
You can cancel
The three promises
What you're actually buying.
A meeting every month
- We look at what came in and pick the next move
- That's the partner part — not just a website
One person, start to finish
- The person who built it answers the phone
- No account manager, no ticket queue
How it works
What the first ninety days look like.
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1
We find the one thing
Not a menu. The one or two moves that'll actually shift your business this quarter.
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2
I build it
The site, the profile, the tools — whatever the answer turned out to be.
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3
We meet monthly
Look at what came in, pick the next move, repeat. That's the whole model.
Why one client per category?
Because an agency working for you and your competitor is playing both sides, and I can't put my name on that. It also means everything I learn about your market works for you and never against you.
What happens in the monthly meeting?
We look at what actually came in — calls, bookings, reviews, where you're showing up — and pick the next move. It's the difference between a website and a marketing partner.
Am I locked into a contract?
No. Month-to-month, cancel any month, owe nothing more. I'd rather earn it every month than tie you to a year.
What if my category is already taken?
I'll tell you straight, and point you to someone good. I'd rather lose the sale than quietly take on two competitors.
Before we even talk
See how your business shows up today.
Type in your business and I'll build you a Local-Visibility Scorecard — where you stand, and the first thing I'd fix.