What you get
- Written findings, in the order they matter
- What is wasting money in your ad account
- What is missing or wrong on your listing and profiles
- What to leave alone, and what not to buy
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What is wasting money, what is missing, what to fix first. In writing. From $1,500.
The free report reads your public site. It cannot see your Google listing, your Instagram, your ad account, or the CRM. We review those with read-only access and hand you written findings: what to fix first, what to ignore, what not to buy. We do not run or manage your ads, so nothing in the review is a pitch for a retainer.
For the owner whose site is fine and whose inbox is quiet.
Your digital presence is everything a customer sees before they ever reach your site: the Google listing and the map pin, the reviews and what you answered, the profile someone checks to see if you are still open, and the ad account a nephew set up two years ago that still charges the card every month.
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Being found at all
Today: your listing shows the hours of the previous owner and no phone number, so the customer calls the place next door and never opens your site.
After: the hours, the phone, and the pin are right, and the call reaches you.
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Being chosen
Today: three businesses show up on the same map. Yours has old photos and reviews nobody answered, so the customer picks one of the other two.
After: the photos show the place as it is now, every review has a reply, and yours is the one that looks open and looked after.
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Money not wasted
Today: the ad account spends every month on a city you do not serve and sends people to a page that cannot take the booking.
After: you know exactly which line to pause and which page to fix before another dollar goes out.
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Time
Today: you poke at Google, Instagram, Facebook, Yelp, the ad account, and the review inbox a little every week, never sure which of it mattered.
After: one list, in order, that says what to change in each account. You, or whoever helps you, works down it once.
What we review, and what you get.
A review of all of it, inside your own accounts, with read-only access.
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You give us read-only access
Your Google listing, your social profiles, your ad account, and the CRM if you use one. Read-only means we can look and cannot change anything. If you would rather share your screen, we can do that instead.
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We go through each place a customer sees you
The listing and the map pin, the reviews and what you answered, the profile someone checks to see if you are still open, and what the ad account spends and where it sends people.
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We write it down, in order
What is wasting money, what is missing, what to fix first, what to ignore, and what not to buy. Plain language, one document.
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You decide who does the work
You, whoever helps you, your own agency, or us. The findings are yours either way. We do not run your ads, so nothing in the review is a pitch for a retainer.
What this is not
- Running or managing your ad campaigns
- A monthly retainer
- Changes made inside your accounts
What this looks like in a business like yours.
Four common cases. No client names and no figures, just what is wrong today and what changes.
A restaurant whose listed hours are last year's
The kitchen now closes earlier on Sundays. Google still shows the old hours, so a family drives over, finds the door locked, and leaves a one-star review that says "closed when it said open."
What changes: the hours match on Google, Facebook and the site, holiday hours are set ahead of time, and that review gets an honest reply instead of sitting there for the next family to read.
A clinic whose map pin lands on the wrong building
Patients follow the pin to the office park across the street, arrive late and upset, and the front desk spends every morning giving directions over the phone.
What changes: the pin sits on the right entrance, the suite number is in the listing, and the first photo is the actual door they will walk through.
A plumber whose reviews have gone unanswered for years
The work is good and the reviews mostly say so, but nobody has replied to any of them, including two complaints that were sorted out by phone and still look ignored to anyone reading today.
What changes: every review gets a reply, the sorted ones say how it was sorted, and the next person comparing three plumbers sees the one that answers.
A shop whose ad money goes to a city it does not serve
A boosted post was set to a wide radius when it was created. It still runs, it still spends, and the clicks come from people two hours away who land on a home page with no product on it.
What changes: the review names the line to pause, the area it should cover, and the page the ad should point to. You or whoever runs your ads makes the change.
The presence review starts at $1,500.
Price and scope in writing before we start. We reply in one business day.
Presence review
from$1,500
- Google listing, social profiles, ad account, CRM
- Read-only access, nothing changed
- Written findings in priority order
Ad account only
from$1,000
- Meta Ads account review
- What to pause, what to fix, where the clicks should go
- You or whoever runs your ads makes the change
Questions a careful owner asks.
If yours is not here, ask it in the first email.
My marketing agency already handles this.
Then a second opinion is worth having, for exactly that reason: we do not sell ad management, so we gain nothing from your spend going up. You can hand the written list to your agency and see what they say.
I do not want to give access to my ads.
We ask for read-only access, or we look at it with you on a shared screen. You decide, and you can remove access the day we finish.
What happens after the review?
You receive priorities in writing. You, your agency, or we can carry them out. The review does not obligate you to anything else.
Do you run the ads?
No. We tell you what to change in them. Running campaigns is a different job, and keeping the two apart is the point.
The free report already checks my site. Why this?
The free report reads your public site. It cannot see your Google listing, your Instagram, your ad account, or the CRM. This review does, with your access.
Do you work in Spanish?
Yes. Esta página en español. Calls, emails, and the written findings can be in either language.
Tell us what your business is and where it shows up.
We reply in one business day with whether a review is the right first step, and what it costs.