THE AUDIT

Could you say, right now, which part of your business is losing the most work?

Twenty minutes on a call. I ask, you answer, and by the end you know where it's going. You get it in writing the next day whether or not we go any further.

WHAT HAPPENS ON THE CALL

  1. 01You talk, I ask.How leads reach you. Who picks up at six on a Friday. What happened to the estimates nobody ever signed. It's mostly questions, and you'll do more of the talking than I will.
  2. 02I tell you where it's going.Which of the six is leaking in your company, and what that looks like in your own numbers. Not a statistic borrowed from somebody else's business.
  3. 03You decide, or you don't.If a build makes sense I'll tell you what it is and what it costs. If it doesn't, I'll tell you that instead and we're finished.

WHAT YOU KEEP

One page, sent the next day: where the work is going, what it looks like to be costing you, and what I'd fix first.

What I won't look at: your ads, your website copy, your branding or your pricing. One thing only: what happens to a lead in the first five days.

Weekdays, 6:45am – 6:45pmEastern
Pick a timeOpens my calendar in a new tab. Pick a slot, leave your number, and I'll call you.

You're about to give your number to someone who sells automated calling. So, plainly: nothing on this page dials you. No agent, no system, no callback you didn't ask for.

20 minutes

Not an hour of your day

$0

No card, no trial

No pitch

Unless you ask for one

One page

Sent after, yours either way

This isn't a sales call with an audit attached. If you never hire me, you still leave knowing which part of your business is losing work, and you get it in writing.