Seven parts, one system, one login
Most practices buy this in pieces — a web designer, an SEO contractor, a review tool, a CRM, someone for the blog. Five suppliers, five invoices, and nobody who can answer the only question that matters: is it working?
The five-supplier problem
This is what a practice usually ends up paying for, and why none of it compounds.
The saving is real, but it is not the point. The point is that the parts talk to each other: the content answers the searches the SEO targets, the reviews feed the map position, and the follow-up catches what the site brings in.
One prospect, five stages, seven parts doing the work
Follow a business owner from the moment they start looking to the month you see it in a report.
They start looking
They check you out
They make contact
They get followed up
You become a client, and they become a review
What each one actually does
Every part has its own page with the full detail. This is the short version.
A site built to win the call, not to look nice
Eight seconds to answer one question: are these people safe to hand my books to? Fees stated, plain English, a real face, one obvious next step.
The three results that get every call
Almost nobody scrolls past the map. Getting into those three, for the searches business owners actually type, is the single highest-value thing we do.
The number beside your name
Eleven reviews with the last one in 2019 says something you do not want said. We ask every client at the right moment, and we reply to all of them in your voice.
Nothing sits in an inbox over a weekend
Every call, form and chat lands in one place, gets a reply in minutes, and keeps getting chased until they answer or tell you to stop.
Answers to what they are already typing
Not thought leadership. The specific questions a business owner searches at eleven at night — written properly, published for you, and quietly doing the filtering.
One login for the whole thing
Enquiries, calls, reviews, rankings, content and your report — one place, on your phone. No chasing five suppliers for a straight answer.
One report, in plain English
Enquiries, calls, position, reviews — and the honest read on what moved and what did not. Including the months it went backwards.
Enquiries fell to 9 while every marketing number improved. Five callers got voicemail; two are now clients of the firm on Patrick Street.
Separately, these are seven expenses. Together, they compound.
A review lifts the map position. A better position brings more enquiries. Faster follow-up converts more of them. More clients means more reviews. That loop is the entire product — and it only closes when one team runs every part of it.
Ninety minutes of your time, total
Everything else is on us. Here is exactly where your time goes.
One call about the practice — your fees, your specialisms, the towns you serve, the clients you want more of and the ones you do not. Everything after this is built from that conversation.
Site written and built, Google profile rebuilt, review flow connected, follow-up sequences written, first articles drafted, tracking installed. You hear from us when there is something to look at.
You walk the site before it goes live and tell us what is wrong. We fix it the same day. Then everything switches on together, because the parts only work as a set.
Approve the month's article and the review replies, read the report. If you have more time than that we will use it well — but nothing stalls because you were busy in filing season.
Questions about the platform
Including the ones we get asked on every call.
See what the system would do for your practice
A free Visibility Audit: your live map positions, your rating against the firms beside you, and the three things worth fixing first. Yours to keep either way.
