How the work actually runs
A typical week, your first 30 days in full, and the tools I run. Open any part of the system to see what it covers.
A typical week
| When | What happens | Who |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | A 15-minute review with the owner: last week's numbers, what's coming up. | Together |
| Two days a week | On site: filming content and checking the front-desk lead handling. | Me, at your business |
| Every day | Posting, with real work from the business. | Me |
| Weekly | An ads check: what is bringing leads, what is not. | Me |
| Monthly | A report you can read in a few minutes. | Me, reviewed together |
The first 30 days, in full
- Week 1
Audit and fix the leaks
- Audit everything online
- Fix wrong hours
- Fix broken links
- Fix missing tracking
- Week 2
Map your leads
- Map where every lead goes
- See who answers
- Measure how fast they answer
- Week 3
Launch the right channels
- Launch ads
- Launch listings
- Start the content calendar
- Week 4
First report, next plan
- Your first weekly report
- The plan for the next 60 days
What I run
Ads
Meta Ads and Google Ads, run from the business's own accounts.
Content
Daily posting, built from real work filmed on site.
Website
Built or fixed, and always in the business's name.
Leads
Where leads go, who answers and how fast.
Listings
Hours, address and phone the same everywhere.
Reports
A weekly review and a monthly report.
A weekly report, as you would see it
Every Monday you get one page: leads by channel last week, what each lead cost, what I changed, and the one thing I need from you. It takes about five minutes to read before our 15-minute review.
You own everything
Every account, ad, page and file is in your business’s name, from day one, and you hold the logins. If we ever stop working together, you keep all of it.
- Website
- Domain
- Ad accounts
- Listings
- Every page, ad and file
Tools I run
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- GoHighLevel
- Square
- JaneApp
- Notion
- AI content systems