Both courses, fourteen lessons, and the thing nobody teaches: telling which kind of business is in front of you before you change anything on it.
For anyone who works on more than one business. An agency, a freelancer, or your own two.
14-day refund. Two files. No login.
Only have one business and you already know which kind it is? Buy the one that fits: the Fix Kit or the Sprint, $27 each.
The first line of a real service page
This panel sits beside every box you write in, in both courses. It checks for the things a stranger needs in order to decide. It is not a score.
This is why they are two courses and not one. Give a consultancy the local advice and you will spend a week on a map listing nobody in its market uses. Give a plumber the national advice and you will write a page for customers who will never drive to them.
Each course ends in a written brief in your own words. If you do client work, that brief is also the scope: it names the change, who makes it, and what you look at to know it went live.
Two contests on that screen. You end the lesson knowing which one is being lost.
Under the business it is, not the jobs it would accept.
In words a stranger can put a price on without ringing.
From a phone that is not yours. Almost nobody has done this.
One Google screen, every click written out.
Reachable, then keepable, then the words. A name against each.
Decide what happens in four weeks, while you can still be honest about it.
Not the one with the biggest number. The one typed with a wallet open.
Who it is for, what is in, what is not, what happens next.
And decide which near-identical wordings stay on this page.
One Google screen, every click written out.
What to show when you cannot publish the work itself.
Publish, then send yourself an enquiry from a phone that is not yours.
Flat facts that read the same wherever they are repeated.
Real screens from real businesses, dated, with the part that matters pointed at. Your answers build in the panel beside them as you type.
Rows you have not answered stay visible and say so, with a link back to the lesson that fills them, so nothing quietly goes missing.
You do it. Fourteen lessons, about four hours, and you finish holding two briefs that each name every change and who makes it.
Two files. They open with no internet. Yours to keep. 14-day refund, and you do not owe me a reason.
$39Paid once, instead of $54 for the two separately. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
Get both coursesYou send us the finished brief and we do the work it names: the listing and the page, the exact edits already written down, then one round after you have seen it live.
We quote against the brief you finished, so you are not paying anybody to work out what to change. We sell the work, not a position, an enquiry count or a date.
Quoted per jobNo fixed price, because a one-van plumber and a six-site clinic are not the same afternoon of work. Tell us what you are trying to grow and we come back with a scope and a number.
Fill in the form at Scale on Steroids →Fourteen people who do this for a living, on the record. Twenty-one sessions of the Rank and Convert Summit 2026, sorted into two courses and cut down to the part that applies to one business at a time. Every instruction carries the name of the practitioner it came from and the timestamp where they say it, so you are never taking my word for anything.
It is exactly the two courses, at $39 instead of $54. There is no bonus module, no community and no call. I would rather take $15 off than invent something to justify the price.
Probably not. If customers come to you from nearby, buy the Fix Kit. If they could be anywhere, buy the Sprint. Both is for people who look at more than one business, or who are learning the method rather than fixing one listing.
Yes. Work through it on a client's business and the brief you finish is the scope you quote against. What you cannot do is resell the files themselves or hand a copy to each client — one purchase is for you.
No. They are independent, and lesson one of each tells you whether that course is the right one for the business in front of you. If you only ever use one of them, you have still paid less than buying it on its own plus the other later.
Nobody can promise that, so I do not. What the courses do is find which of three things is against a business and give you the exact change for it. Sometimes the honest answer is that the page is fine and nobody can reach them. That is said too, in the lesson where it comes up.
No. One payment of $39. There is no account, no renewal and nothing to cancel. The files are yours and they still open if this website disappears.
Fourteen lessons, two files, and two briefs you can hand to somebody. $39 once, and fourteen days to decide it was not worth it.
14-day refund. Two files. No login.