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Most small businesses lose money the same way: a lead comes in, nobody follows up, and it goes cold. I set up a CRM with automated follow-up — every inquiry gets an instant response and persistent, polite follow-up until they book or say no.
From $750 · Free diagnosis · 30-day fix warranty
GoHighLevel or HubSpot, configured for your business — pipelines, stages, and fields that match how you actually sell.
Every new lead gets a text or email in under a minute. Even at 2 AM.
Polite, persistent multi-day follow-up that stops the second they reply or book.
Missed call? They instantly get a text: ‘Sorry I missed you — how can I help?’
Happy customers automatically get asked for reviews at the right moment.
Booked appointments flow straight into your calendar. No double-booking, no phone tag.
For most contractors and local businesses: GoHighLevel — it’s built for follow-up. Already on HubSpot or something else? I’ll build in what you have.
Done wrong, yes. Done right, it’s faster AND more personal — the customer gets helped in 60 seconds instead of 6 hours. Every message sounds like you.
GoHighLevel is around $97/month, paid to them. My setup fee is one-time — and one saved job usually pays for months of it.
Yes — web forms, Facebook lead ads, and Google calls all feeding one pipeline. One inbox for every lead.
How every fix works
01
You tell me what’s broken, slow, or missing — in plain English. I tell you what’s actually wrong, what the fix is, and the flat price. No jargon, no upsell.
02
I build it, install it, and test it like a customer would — then walk you through it so you actually know how to run it. You approve everything before it goes live.
03
Every build carries a 30-day fix warranty. If something I built breaks or misbehaves in the first 30 days, I fix it free. That’s the deal, in writing.
Free diagnosis. Flat quote. 30-day warranty.
No tech talk, ever — plain English or it’s free.
The worst that happens is you learn what’s actually wrong — free.