Run for you, or you drive it.
One system. The marketing department and the front desk, set up around how your business already works. With a person running it, or with you driving it.
On this page
- Side by sideThe two ways to run it
- Your websiteThe front door
- Every weekYou see what it did
- Your problemWhich of these sounds like you?
The two ways to run it.
You drive it$500 a month for the first six months, then $250 a month
Your website isn't a brochure. It's the front door to your business.
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Connected
Every enquiry from the site lands in the loop and gets answered, not in an inbox.
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Kept
Articles, review replies and your profile kept current, a person approving each.
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Measured
The weekly report shows what the site did.
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Owned
The site and its code are yours, and leave with you.
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Fast
Built to pass Google's own page checks.
You see what it did.
Every week, a short report in plain English: what came in, what was answered, and what we'll do next. A person checks it before it reaches you.
This week
A short note in plain English on what came in, what was answered, and what changes next week. Checked by a person before it reaches you.
What we'll do next
Which of these sounds like you?
- Things at workPhoto: a shopfront sign, no business name (stock)
- Things at workPhoto: hands on a phone at a bench (stock without faces)
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Questions
What does it cost?
Run for you is quoted after the leak audit, as a fixed monthly fee. You drive it carries a public price, shown with the two tiers above.
How long until it works?
Typically three to six months to meaningful results. The first month goes on getting a working baseline in place.
Who does the work?
The system does the routine. A person approves anything that reaches a customer, and on Run for you a person runs it.
What do I have to do?
Answer the questions in the audit, approve the templates, and read the weekly report.
Can I leave?
Month to month. Where we build or take over your site, the setup is spread over six months, with a six-month minimum term.
See where your enquiries are leaking. Free, in plain English.