$2,000 of work before you pay us anything.
Your first month is free. So is onboarding. Nothing to sign.
How it works
Three straightforward steps. Transparent from start to finish.
Book a 20-minute call.
Pick a time on the calendar. No sales deck.
Take the call.
We look at your business beforehand and tell you exactly what we would do. Bring your questions.
If it is a fit, month one is on us.
Free management, onboarding waived, no long-term contract.
You probably know the pattern
Month one, everyone's responsive and the calls are exciting. Month three, your emails start going to an account manager you've never met. Month six, you're getting a dashboard you can't read and a report that leads with impressions and reach.
You can't tell whether it's working. You suspect it isn't. And you're reluctant to leave because they're holding your website, your ad account, or your Google profile.
It isn't that you chose badly. It's that nobody hands you the questions to ask, and every agency's pitch sounds identical until you're eight months in.
Already have an agency? Here is how to vet them.
Most business owners have no idea how to vet a marketing agency — that is why so many get burned. Here are the four questions that separate a real agency from an expensive one. Ask them, then ask us the same four.
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Who is actually doing the work, and who do I call?
Get names and roles. Plenty of agencies sell you a strategist and quietly subcontract the execution overseas. Then ask whether the person you'd call when something breaks is one of the people doing the work, or someone relaying messages.
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Can I see the exact report I'll receive?
Not a sample deck — a real monthly report from a current client, redacted. If it leads with impressions and reach instead of leads, calls, and revenue, you have your answer.
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Do I own my website, accounts, and content?
Domain, ad accounts, Google Business Profile, everything they build for you. Get it in writing before you sign. This is the most common way agencies make leaving expensive.
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What happens at month two if it isn't working?
The answer to that question tells you almost everything. Watch for long lock-ins with automatic renewal.
One more thing: if an agency guarantees you a number-one ranking, end the meeting. Nobody controls Google. Anyone claiming otherwise is either lying or planning to rank you for something nobody searches for.
Our answers, in advance
Who does the work, and who do I call?
Ben and Brian, in-house in Scottsdale. Nothing subcontracted overseas. You call them directly — same number at the top of this page.
Can I see a real report?
Yes. Ask on the call and we'll show you a redacted current one. Ours leads with leads, calls, and revenue.
Do I own my assets?
All of it, in writing, from day one. If you leave, you take your website, accounts, and content with you.
Am I locked in?
No. No long-term contracts, no commitment. Your first month is free and you can walk at any time.
Let's see where you stand
Four fields. We'll come back within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
What's the catch on the free month?
None, but it isn't automatic — we offer it after the consultation if we think we can actually get you results. We'd rather turn you down than take a month of your time and fail.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. We do not do long-term contracts or commitments. Everything else is covered on the call.
I already have an agency. Is this a waste of time?
No. Most of the AI visibility problems above are things your current agency isn't looking at, and you'll leave the call knowing whether they should be.
Ask us all four
Twenty minutes. Bring the questions. If we don't answer every one of them straight, you'll know exactly what to do with that information.
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