Done-For-You Marketing Infrastructure for Trades Businesses You're Acquiring.
You close the deal. I build the system that makes it cash flow.
You’re not looking for someone to post on social media and send a monthly report. You need a marketing partner who can walk into a newly acquired shop, assess what’s broken, and build the infrastructure that generates predictable new customers — without needing you in the room.
What the Audit Revealed for Mason — and What Happened Next.
Mason had just acquired an auto repair shop. The audit revealed zero structured online presence, no review strategy, no lead capture, and a competitor three miles away dominating local search.
We knew exactly what to build and in what order. Twelve months later:
- 73% revenue increase year over year
- 6–8 new customers arriving every week, consistently and without his involvement
- Mason is already evaluating his next acquisition
The Marketing Clarity Audit — $500
The Marketing Clarity Audit — $500
This is where every engagement begins.
Before we spend a dollar on marketing, I need to show you exactly what's broken and why. The Marketing Clarity Audit is a comprehensive review of your business's entire online presence — not a generic checklist, but a specific, prioritized diagnosis of where revenue is leaking and what to fix first.
What's Included:
- Google Business Profile review — ratings, responses, optimization score
- Website conversion audit — copy, CTAs, trust signals, and mobile performance
- Online reputation scan — review count, recency, and competitive positioning
- Local SEO visibility check — how visible is this business to people searching right now
- Lead capture and follow-up assessment — is anyone capturing and converting inbound interest
- Written report with prioritized recommendations and projected revenue impact
- 60-minute debrief call to walk through findings and answer your questions
Timeline: 5–7 business days from start to delivered report.
The audit stands alone. If the data doesn't show a clear opportunity, I'll tell you straight. No upsell pressure. No agency pitch. Just the truth about where the business stands.
Marketing Infrastructure Management — Starting at $2,500/month
This is the system that makes your business run without you.
Following the audit, I build and manage the complete marketing infrastructure your acquired business needs to generate consistent new customers — done for you, priced to your specific situation, and built to operate without your daily presence.
What's Included:
- Google Business Profile setup, optimization, and ongoing review management
- Website copy and conversion optimization based on audit findings
- Local SEO infrastructure to increase search visibility in your market
- Lead capture system and automated follow-up sequences
- Monthly performance reporting in plain numbers: new customers, revenue impact, ROI
- Strategic oversight without your daily involvement
Pricing is customized based on the size and complexity of what the audit reveals. Engagements start at $2,500/month.
Common Questions.
I've tried marketing vendors before and it didn't work. Why is this different?
That's exactly why I start with the audit. Before we spend a dollar, I show you specifically what failed and why. You get data and a clear action plan — not a promise. $500 tells you more than any agency pitch ever will.
How long does the full infrastructure build take?
The audit is completed in 5–7 business days. The full infrastructure build timeline is determined by audit findings — most foundational systems are operational within 30 days.
Do I need to be involved in the day-to-day?
No. That's the point. I build systems that run without your daily presence. You get a monthly report with numbers that matter: new customers, revenue impact, ROI. That's it.
Is there a guarantee?
The audit stands alone with no risk — if the data doesn't show a clear opportunity, I'll tell you straight. For ongoing engagements, if you're not satisfied with the direction after the first 60 days, we'll either correct the course or part ways cleanly. I'm not interested in keeping clients who aren't seeing results.
What types of businesses do you work with?
Primarily trades businesses: auto repair, HVAC, plumbing, and similar shops. Especially those that have recently been acquired or are actively underperforming relative to their market opportunity.