They call. Voicemail. They hire the next shop.
Starts with a 15-minute call
Nothing broke. Nobody made a mistake. The phone did exactly what it was set up to do.
from the phone ringing to somebody else booking that job.
before the shop owner knew it had happened.
Call your own shop tonight at 8. Listen to what a customer hears.
Takes thirty seconds. You’ll know right away whether this is you — and if somebody picks up, you don’t need me.
Every other site in this business will show you a statistic. I don’t know your shop. You do.
Take what you spend on ads in a month. Then count the calls that came in after 6 and never got called back.
That’s the number. Not mine.
There’s nothing to install. It’s 90 minutes with me, going through what happens to your calls after 6, telling you where the jobs are going.
15 minutes. We check whether after-hours calls are actually being missed.
If they are: 90 minutes, $497. You pick the time on that first call.
You leave with what’s going wrong, what to fix first, and a written list.
If you want it built, that’s a later conversation.
$497 · 90 minutes
In 90 minutes I tell you what’s going wrong after 6, and what to fix first.
You hear what’s going wrong on the call. The written list lands in your inbox that day.
We figure it out on the call. We don’t install anything that day.
If I can’t show you a real after-hours problem, you don’t pay.
The 15 minutes costs nothing because I need to find out whether you actually have a problem. The 90 minutes costs $497 because that part is real work — and because you are not paying to hear a pitch.
The 90 minutes is the whole thing. You get the list and you can hand it to anyone. If you’d rather have help with the work afterward, you can ask. That’s not what the call is for.
Some of it, yes. Start by calling your own shop tonight. What’s harder is seeing the parts that look fine from the inside.
They take a message. A message is not a job.
I’m Mike Vifquain. I’ve spent 25+ years running ecommerce and tightening the path from a click to a paid job. I live in Tampa Bay. The version I see in local shops: ads run all day, then the phone stops getting answered after six.
90 minutes. $497. A list of what to fix.
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