You were out on jobs today.
Your marketing employee was landing the next ones.
A specialized AI marketing employee that works every hour of every day, driving more of the right calls and booked jobs.
See if your business qualifies
She searched. She found you first. She called you, and not the next guy on the list.
One real week, one real account
Here is what your employee did last week.
Not a plan. Not a proposal. Nine jobs, shipped, on one client’s account, in one week. Every week looks like this, because it is somebody’s whole job and that somebody does not go home.
Rewrote the titles on every page already sitting on page one
Same ranking, more people clicking it
Took the homepage from 60 to 89 on phone speed
Most of your customers are on a phone, and slow pages lose them
Found 8 dead links left over from the old site and pointed them somewhere real
Those 8 addresses were drawing 517 searches a month into nothing
Corrected the business data Google reads, including two wrong identifiers
Google has to be certain who you are before it recommends you
Pushed 90 pages to Bing to be indexed
Bing is what Copilot, DuckDuckGo and Yahoo actually read
Crawled all 149 pages for faults and queued every fix
Broken things stop pages ranking, quietly
Scored every target search by how hard it is, and picked the easiest wins next
Effort goes where it moves first, not where it sounds impressive
Ran a 49-point map grid and tracked 49 searches against the top three rivals in each
Where you show up depends on where the customer is standing
Asked ChatGPT and Perplexity the questions your customers ask, and logged who they named
A growing share of buyers never see a results page at all
About 25 changes went live that week. You approved none of them, because that is the point of hiring somebody.
Your week, on the phone you already carry. Nothing to log into.
One client. One month. Here is what moved.
A Seattle-area company in a competitive local industry. We rebuilt the site, then worked on it every day. These are rankings and visibility, measured week by week. We do not claim leads we cannot prove.
Before
Not in the map pack
After
#1 at 49 of 49 map points
Google Maps, main service, around the office
Before
4 of 10
After
6 of 10
AI answers that name the business
Before
Position 12.8
After
Position 5.7
Their most important page, in one week
Before
60
After
89
Phone speed score, in one week
Before
0 of 34
After
19 of 34, 12 at #1
Towns where the site now ranks
Before
A site that sat still
After
About 25 changes a week
Shipped, logged, and reported
AI desk: $1,500 a month. Coming soon.
We do all of it for you: a brand new website, your Google profile, reviews, listings and your place in AI search, worked every day.
See if your business qualifies, then join the list. We'll email you when it opens in your area.
Software does the work every day, instead of people billing hours. A full-time marketing hire costs a lot more than this, and they go home at five.
- A new website, built by us, owned by you
- One improvement shipped every day, 7 days a week
- Your Google profile, your reviews and your place in AI answers, run for you
We only take businesses that already have customers and reviews.
Flat monthly price
$1,500
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Questions
The straight answers.
No runaround. Here's what owners ask before they get started.
No. You can start without ever talking to anyone. Your employee answers you by email, usually the same day.
A little. We need access to your Google profile, and Google asks the owner to verify. We chase you by email for those few things, never by phone.
You do. We build it, we host it, and we keep improving it. If you leave, it is still yours.
We rebuild it on our platform. Your old site stays yours. Most sites we replace are slow and have pages nobody can find.
Some pages move in a week. A whole town usually takes a few months. Your Friday report shows the movement, town by town.
Both. An AI employee does the daily work. People set the standard it works to and check the output.