Digital Attic

Quick audit · Digital Attic

First, tell us where you are today

Before we talk about anything we do, a few questions. Whatever you say here decides which parts of this are actually worth your time.

Discovery notes
01

What kind of business do you run?

What you sell, how long you have been at it, how many of you there are, and the area you cover.

02

What is working and not working in your business today?

Referrals, repeat customers, Google, ads, door knocking. What is actually filling the calendar.

03

What do you need to change in your business right now?

Slow months, missed calls, wrong kind of leads, a site you are embarrassed to send people to.

04

What made you book this call?

Something on that page landed. Which piece were you hoping we could take off your plate?

05

If this works, what changes for you?

More jobs a month, bigger jobs, fewer nights on the phone. Name the number if there is one.

35 years, thousands of businesses, one problem every time

Almost none of them have a single source of truth — one place where everything about the business actually lives. Instead it is scattered:

Growth Plan — one place for billing, sales, email, phone, text messaging, automation, website, marketing, and social

With the Growth Plan, it all lives in one place.

What those pieces cost separately

Billing / invoicing

$30–60/mo

Sales CRM

$50–150/mo

Email marketing

$30–100/mo

Phone system

$25–50/mo

Text messaging

$30–80/mo

Automation / workflows

$50–100/mo

Website hosting

$30–100/mo

Social scheduling

$50–200/mo

Marketing / ad management

$500+/mo

Piecing it together runs

~$1,070/mo

That is roughly

~$12,800/yr

Three moves, one monthly price

1

Meta ads

Creative, targeting, and management. We put your offer in front of people in your service area who are ready to buy.

2

Website

Built to convert, not to win awards. Clear offer, one obvious next step, fast on a phone.

3

AI front desk

Answers every call, text, and form in seconds. Books the job while you are still on the ladder.

78% of jobs go to whoever responds first. That is the whole strategy.

In the past you would have paid separately for each of these — and paid an additional fee per user just to have access to the system. Now it is one flat monthly rate.

What you will need to have ready

None of this is homework. It takes about five minutes to round up, and it is the difference between starting this week and starting next month.

Facebook & Instagram admin

The ads run from your own accounts. If a nephew or a past agency set them up, find out who still holds the keys.

Website and domain details

Where it is hosted, who manages it — or tell us you do not have one yet. Both are fine.

The area you want work from

Towns or zip codes. Also worth knowing: the jobs you want more of, and the ones you would rather stop getting.

A rough monthly ad budget

Most start at $10–20/day. That money goes straight to Meta, never through us.

What happens when the phone rings now

Who answers, and where calls go after hours. This is usually where we find the fastest win.

Photos or reviews you are proud of

Real job photos and real reviews beat stock every time. Do not gather them — just know where they live.

Your questions

Especially the skeptical ones. If you have been burned by an agency before, bring that up first.

Who to send leads to

The email and mobile number that should get every new lead the moment it comes in.

Let’s get started

You can start right now, on this call. No setup fee, cancel anytime. Everything above begins the moment you are in.

“I already have a website”

Most do. The question is not whether it exists, it is whether it converts. Three things to check together, right now, on your own site.

On a phone

Can someone see what you do and how to reach you without scrolling or pinching?

One next step

Is there exactly one thing to do on the page, or nine links and a slideshow?

After hours

Someone fills the form at 9pm Friday. Who answers, and how fast?

Found at all

Search your service plus your town. Do you come up, or does a competitor?

If your site is fine, we keep it and put the AI front desk behind it. You are not paying us to redo work that already works.

“I do not have time for this”

Your total involvement is one intake form and one review call. Here is the whole timeline.

Day 1 — you, 10 minutes

Intake form: your services, your area, your pricing, your phone number. That is the last thing we need from you until review.

Days 2–7 — us

Site built, AI front desk trained on your services and hours, ad account and creative prepared.

Day 8 — you, 20 minutes

Review call. You test the site, hear the AI answer a call, approve the ads.

Day 9 — live

Ads on, phone answered, leads landing in your inbox. Monthly report after that.

“What if it does not work?”

Then you cancel and you keep the site. There is no contract to get out of, so we only stay hired if the numbers hold up.

Month to month

Cancel anytime, no fee, no exit call.

You own the site

It is yours, and it leaves with you.

No setup fee

Nothing sunk up front to justify later.

Numbers monthly

Leads, calls answered, cost per lead. Plainly.

“I do not want a robot talking to my customers”

Fair. It is not there to replace you, it is there for the calls you are currently missing. It answers, qualifies, books, and hands anything unusual straight to you with a transcript.

It handles

Hours, service area, pricing ranges, scheduling, and follow-up on unanswered forms.

It escalates

Emergencies, complaints, anything off-script. Straight to your phone, with context.

You approve it

You hear it answer a call on day 8 before it ever talks to a real customer.

It sounds like you

Trained on your services, your pricing, and how you talk. Not a generic script.

“Let me think about it”

Reasonable. Two things worth knowing before you do.

The price is held for 50

The launch rate is held for the first 50 businesses, and it stays your rate for as long as you stay. After that it goes up for everyone new.

Waiting has a cost too

Every week you wait is another week of calls going to voicemail and going to whoever picked up first. That number is never zero.

“This sounds too cheap. What is the catch?”

There is no catch. It is cheap because it is productized. You are not paying for a custom project — you are paying for a system we have already built and now run for you.

Typical agency

$4,000 build, six-week timeline, then $1,500/mo retainer. Twelve-month contract.

Doing it yourself

Your evenings, indefinitely, plus the tool stack. The site never quite ships.

Hiring for it

A part-time marketing hire runs $3,000+/mo, and still needs the same tool stack.

Growth Plan

No setup fee. Cancel anytime. One recovered job usually covers the month.

Ad spend is separate and goes straight to Meta. We never touch it and never mark it up.

The next step

Say yes and you are live in nine days

Start Today Intake form goes out the moment we hang up.
✓ Cancel anytime ✓ No setup fee ✓ No long-term contracts ✓ You own the site