Free plan
A plan for your business, before you spend anything.
The plan is worth having on its own. It reads your site, takes your own numbers and says what I would do first. You decide afterwards whether any of it is worth paying for.
Book a 20 minute callWhat is in it
Six things, none of them a sales pitch.
- 01
Your site, as Google sees it
The real score Google gives your site on a phone, and the things costing you the most, written in plain words rather than developer jargon.
- 02
Whether an assistant can read you
People ask ChatGPT and Google who to call. An assistant can only name a business it can read about. I check whether yours can be read, and say what is missing.
- 03
What I would do first, second and third
For each area you pick, the order I would work in, and why that order and not another one. First moves are the cheap ones that pay for the rest.
- 04
What it is costing you now
Your own numbers turned into money: what late replies cost you in a year, what the admin hours cost, and how many of those hours a system could hand back.
- 05
A hire, or a system
What one administrator really costs once leave, KiwiSaver, sick days, recruitment, training and management time are counted, over one year and over three.
- 06
The first ninety days
Month by month, what would be built and what would be running by the end of it. No figure until you ask for a quote.
Right now
The form that builds this is being finished.
Until it is live I do it with you on a call instead, which takes about twenty minutes and gets you the same thing. Bring your website address and a rough idea of your enquiries a month. Nothing to prepare beyond that, and no obligation at the end of it.
Or look through every service and what it fixes while you decide.