You send a short description of what is not working. We look at what you already have and send back a written page: what it is costing you now, what we would fix first, what it would cost, and how long it takes.
You pick what you want. The price is agreed before anything starts. No hourly billing, no line item you did not approve, no invoice at the end of the month that surprises you.
We recruit, train, supervise and pay the people. You never sit in an interview, you never carry payroll, and if somebody leaves it is our problem to solve, not yours.
Work delivered on schedule, everything documented, and one page a month showing exactly what happened and what it produced.
These are not preferences. They are how the whole thing is built, and they are the reason it costs what it costs.
Nothing recurring on your calendar. You send what we need when you have a minute, we send back the finished thing. If something needs a decision, it arrives as a question you can answer in a line.
You know the number before we start. Scope changes are quoted before they happen, not billed after. There is no clock running while you think.
Built inside accounts in your name, with tools you already pay for or free ones. No subscription to us, no license that expires, nothing that stops working the day we do.
Written in the language, not translated into it. Which matters if your crew, your suppliers or your customers speak Spanish, because they can tell.
Free channels before paid ones. Fixing what you have before building something new.
Procedures, playbooks, passwords, decisions. If you replaced us tomorrow, the next person would find a written record instead of a mystery.
When marketing is part of the job, we work down this list, and we do not move to the next thing until the one above it is producing.
Somebody searches, sees three businesses on a map, and picks one. A complete profile with sixty reviews beats an incomplete one with eight, every time. Setting it up costs nothing.
Yelp, Angi, Thumbtack, Nextdoor. People who are ready to hire go there on purpose, which makes them worth more than people browsing.
Half won already. A follow up costs nothing and recovers jobs you had written off.
People look you up from a job site or from the truck. If it is hard to reach you from a phone, they call the next name on the list.
Send a short description of the mess. We send back a written page: what it is costing you, how we would fix it, what it would cost, and how long it takes. No call, no pitch, no obligation.