The owner who judges every dollar by cost per lead
Owner-run service businesses that measure everything on cost per qualified lead and buy campaign firepower rather than strategy.
What they want: A repeatable lead-gen playbook with tracked campaigns, pixels and calls to action that prove their cost per lead.
Still unsolved for them
- Document a replicable lead-gen playbook
- Create and optimize Facebook Business Page with Meta Pixel
- Write captions and calls to action targeting food service
The trades owner bolting automation onto the stack
Non-technical trade owners buying one fixed-scope automation to cut manual admin inside the field-service tools they already run.
What they want: AI agents that do real tasks, a customer portal with online payment and a structured lead pipeline in their existing tools.
Still unsolved for them
- No AI agents performing meaningful business tasks
- Customer portal with account view and online payment
- No structured lead pipeline for customer engagement
The local owner who wants the website fixed once
Owner-run local service businesses that treat the site as a lead-gen utility and pay a capped price for a discrete rebuild.
What they want: A rebuilt site with lead capture forms and solid SEO foundations that starts bringing traffic without a long ramp.
Still unsolved for them
- Lead capture form collecting customer information
- WordPress build with Rank Math and XML sitemap
- New website has no SEO history or traffic
The founder whose company outgrew their head
Owner-run home-services firms whose growth has outrun founder capacity, buying operations and sales structure before control slips.
What they want: Documented pricing, training materials and a sales system the team can run without the founder in every decision.
Still unsolved for them
- Design engaging and effective training materials
- Build GHL Agency account with sub-account
- No repeatable documented pricing system exists
The hands-on trades owner fixing DIY marketing
Trade owners whose self-built marketing has outgrown them, buying one-off local search and site fixes to win nearby demand.
What they want: Stronger local search visibility, an on-brand site and an acquisition funnel they can measure and scale end to end.
Still unsolved for them
- Weak local search visibility for cleaning services
- Existing Framer site does not match target brand identity
- Acquisition funnel not measurable or scalable end to end
The solo operator whose referrals dried up
Solo and micro trade operators with no marketing staff, turning to paid leads because word of mouth no longer fills the pipeline.
What they want: Cost-controlled paid leads, help clearing Google LSA verification and a way to reactivate a dormant customer database.
Still unsolved for them
- Legacy 30k customer database is dormant and unreached
- Google LSA verification blocking campaign launch
- Examples of past locksmith or home-service LSA verifications