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The things I’d tell you on the call anyway.
Written for the business owner, not the search engine. No listicles, no “10 tips”, nothing I don’t do for paying clients.
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Send me your URL. I’ll tell you what I’d do with it.
No pricing page, no discovery funnel, no form that emails you a PDF. Write to me, we get on a call, and I tell you straight whether there’s something here worth paying for. If there isn’t, you’ll hear that too and it costs you nothing.
Three things in the first email
The URL. That's genuinely all I need to start forming an opinion.
What you sell and where. Local search lives or dies on the second half of that.
What you actually want more of. Calls, bookings, quotes, foot traffic. Not rankings.
I’ll have looked at your site properly before we speak, so the call isn’t twenty minutes of background.