How it works.
Four steps, mapped exactly to how a real engagement runs. No mystery, no lock-in — the audit is the front door, and everything follows from what it finds.
Four steps, start to finish.
- 01
Free audit
You request an audit and Davis runs it by hand — about 30 to 45 minutes of real work. You get a plain-English read on where you stand: what is working, what is leaking calls, and the opportunity in front of you. Free, no obligation.
A written read on your local search - 02
Custom recommendation
A private, written recommendation: the level your business is actually ready for, scoped honestly. Pricing is quoted to your situation here — never a published number that ignores your starting point.
A level scoped to your situation - 03
Launch
Onboarding is quick: profile access, ad account, analytics, and a short content/photo intake. Then the work starts — profile, citations, reviews, content, automation, and ads as your level includes.
The work, live and in motion - 04
Monthly reporting & adjustment
Every month you get a short, plain-number report — map rank, calls, reviews, ad return — and a standing check-in to decide what to double down on. Month to month. We earn the next month, every month.
Plain numbers, every month
The full local-search stack, in-house.
Your level decides how many of these are switched on. The audit tells us where to start.
Our fee covers the work. Your ad budget is yours.
If you choose to run ads, that budget goes straight to Google on your own card — we never touch it and never mark it up. You can start with no ads at all. When you are ready, new ad accounts often qualify for a spend-match credit from Google; we set things up so you can use it where eligible.
- No long-term contract — month to month
- You own every login, profile, and asset
- Ad budget goes straight to Google, never marked up
- A real person runs the work, not a ticket queue
We run the platforms that drive local demand
Step one is free. Start your audit.
A plain-English read on your local search — what is working, what is leaking calls, and what to do about it.