Apply for a free market audit.
Tell me about your business and I’ll record a ten-minute walkthrough of where you stand against your top three competitors in Bismarck-Mandan. Yours to keep, whether we work together or not.
How it starts
Four steps. Stop at any of them.
You can take the audit and walk away. That happens, and it is a fine outcome.
What happens next
Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.
1 · You apply
The form takes about two minutes. The questions are there so I can look at your actual market before we speak, not to build a mailing list.
2 · I record your audit
Within a business day or so, you get a video: your map rankings, your Google profile, your website, your reviews, and the same four things for your top three local competitors. No slide deck.
3 · We talk for thirty minutes
Mostly about your business, your margins, your best job types, whether you could even handle more work. Then I tell you what I would do, what it costs, and whether your market is still open.
4 · You decide
One page, plain English: scope, exclusions, price, payment dates, market exclusivity, ownership, cancellation. Or you take the audit and go do it yourself, which is a completely fine outcome.
Prefer to just call?
That works too. If I’m on a call or in a build I’ll get back to you the same day.
Where I work
Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln primarily. Contractors working out toward Washburn, Hazen, Garrison or Linton, ask, and we’ll look at whether the numbers make sense.
Before you apply
Who this is not for
I would rather say this here than waste your time on a call.
- Contractors whose market is already taken by another client in the same trade
- Businesses maxed out with work they are happy with, you don’t need me
- Anyone looking for guaranteed #1 rankings, because that is not a thing
- Anyone wanting the full website-and-ads build on a one-month trial — that one is Foundation instead, which is month to month
- Businesses outside home services and the trades, there are good generalist agencies in Bismarck for that, and I’m happy to point you at one