Let me be real with you—I can show you results with a bit of time. Every business is different and growth is based on multiple factors like 1. do you have images and videos? 2. are you good at what you do? 3. are you good with customers? etc. But here's the thing: if you think you're going to close your eyes and pay us to solve all your problems without doing anything else, we're probably not the right fit.

You have to be doing multiple forms of advertising. This system is meant to be your foundational marketing—we're building your online business foundation, not performing miracles. And I need you to actually commit to using the system. There's no denying the numbers, and that's what I'm going to show you definitively over time.

How exactly does this help me grow my business?

Let me ask you a few questions:

1. Do you believe having more 5-star reviews than your competitors will get you more clicks? It's psychology—if you have 40 reviews and they have 10, you're getting that click every time.

2. Do you believe having a professional website that actually works will help convert more leads? Because your website is your resume—if it doesn't match the quality of your work, people just fall off.

3. Do you believe responding to leads within five to ten minutes instead of five to ten days makes you look more professional? The stat is 4x the results if you reply within the hour.

4. Do you believe putting past customers into automated follow-up campaigns will make them more likely to work with you again? We want to squeeze every juice from every lead that comes in.

5. Do you believe offering referral discounts to friends of past customers will increase the number of referrals you get?

6. Do you believe automation and AI can free you from repeating the same basic tasks, giving you more time for the actual work?

If you believe any of those things can grow your business, that's exactly what we help you build.

Here's the thing—I truly believe if I can just do an essential package with you over 90 days, you're going to be happy and you're going to stick with me long-term. So I'm betting on myself at the end of the day.

I don't want to overcharge you and then have you feel like you're not getting results. My whole game is this: if I can send you at least as much money as you're giving me, you're breaking even. If not, you're making more money. That's the ROI I'm focused on.

I look at this as a long-term relationship. I want you to pump that revenue back into ramping up even more with us because you actually see the numbers working. If I don't overcharge and I deliver excellent service, you'll never have a reason to leave—and honestly, that's how I want it. I'd rather keep you for 10+ years than squeeze you for everything upfront and lose you in 90 days.

Look, I'm not going to lie—we'll be bummed to see you go. But at the end of the day, you're the captain of the ship, and I respect that.

Here's what you need to know though: all the systems we built out for you—the CRM, the automations, the workflows, the phone lines, the integrations—those live inside our platform. So if you decide to leave, you lose access to all of that. The pipelines, the lead tracking, the follow-up sequences, the text and call features—all of it goes away.

That's why I always say, I want to build a long-term relationship with you. I'd rather keep you for years because you're seeing results than have you bounce after 90 days. But if it's not working for you, no hard feelings—just know you're walking away from everything we set up together.

So here's the deal—Google is all about trust, right? We make sure every website is set up properly so Google knows exactly what your business is about and gives you the authority you deserve.

That means keyword research, making sure we're targeting the right terms people are actually searching for. We build pages specific to those keywords so Google can rank you for them. We handle all the technical stuff—alt tags, meta tags, header titles, SSL certificates, speed optimization—all of it. Because if any of that is off, Google starts de-ranking you.

Now, your actual ranking depends on a few things: how long your site's been live, how competitive your local market is, and your Google My Business reviews. That last one is huge—if you have 40 reviews and your competitors have 10, you're getting that click every time.

We also setup citations, which is placing your business info across hundreds of websites so Google sees you as a real authority. And we provide regular updates, because unlike some developers who set up your site and then forget about it, we keep optimizing. We're constantly telling Google, hey, rank us for this word, rank us for that word—and over time, your positioning stabilizes and starts climbing.

The lowest hanging fruit for high-intent people ready to buy is Google traffic, because they're searching for a problem they need solved right now. We make sure you show up when they're looking.

Look, I get it—you're getting one or two form submits a month from your website and most of your business is referral-based. That's actually really common. But here's the thing: your website is your resume. And if someone hears about you through word of mouth, what's the first thing they're going to do? They're going to Google you.

If your website doesn't match the quality of the work you actually do, people just fall off. You're basically expediting people knowing you have a bad resume online. It doesn't matter if you're the best in your game—if your website doesn't coincide with that image, you're losing them before they even call.

Here's how I look at it: if each customer brings in a few hundred bucks and getting just two to four new customers from your website covers the cost, you're already winning. But the bigger play is this—a professional website lets you attract bigger clients who value professionalism. Development projects, commercial work, the clients who are double-checking your credibility before reaching out. Those bigger clients are doing their research, and they're not hiring the company with a deck image on their About Us page when they want a $500K project.

Plus, it makes it way easier for your existing customers to refer you. Instead of explaining who you are, they just send the link and your website does the talking. And if you ever want to run ads or drive traffic, you actually have somewhere to send people that converts. Otherwise, you're just sending traffic to a bad resume and wondering why it's not working.