A seven-lesson course, about two hours, that picks the search worth winning. It ends with a written brief for the page: what it must say, in your words, in the order a buyer reads it.
For a consultancy, a practice or an agency selling past its own town.
14-day refund. One file. No login.
If your customers are usually nearby and find you on the map, the Local Visibility Fix Kit is the one you want.
The first line of a real service page
This panel sits beside every box you write in. It checks for the things a stranger needs in order to decide. It is not a score.
Every lesson fills a few more rows. Rows you have not answered stay on the page and say so, with a link to the lesson that fills them, so nothing quietly goes missing.
When you are done you print it, copy it, or send it to whoever edits your website. That person is then being paid to make the change, not to decide what the change should be.
If you edit the site yourself, it is your own list, in the order that matters.
$27 once. 14-day refund.
Page brief: one service page
The worked sample inside the course. Written for the course to show the shape of a finished brief. Not a real practice.
Every one of these is why the last rewrite changed nothing. The writing was probably fine. It was aimed at the wrong problem.
The search with the biggest number beside it is usually people reading, not people hiring. There is a narrower search that someone types once they have decided to pay somebody, and that is the only one this page has to win.
You have made this page warmer, then shorter, then added a paragraph about your values. If Google is not keeping the page, or it answers a search nobody makes with a wallet open, none of those edits could have worked.
A stranger is deciding whether to spend money with someone they have never met. They need four things: who it is for, what is included, what is not, and what happens if they get in touch. The third one is the one everybody leaves out.
Rewrite the page, change the address, add the links and fix the indexing in the same week and you will never know which one mattered. They go in an order, and the order is most of what you are buying.
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.
Each block is shown as a shape before you write it, and your own words build up in the brief on the right as you type.
You do it. Seven lessons, about two hours, and you finish holding the brief that says what the page must contain and in what order.
One file. Opens with no internet. Yours to keep. 14-day refund, and you do not owe me a reason.
$27Paid once. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
Get the SprintYou send us the finished brief and we do the work it names: the page itself, the title set, the indexing check and the links, 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 →Work on more than one business? Both courses together are $39, instead of $54 bought separately. The Local Visibility Fix Kit is the one for a business whose customers are always nearby.
Fourteen people who do this for a living, on the record. Twenty-one sessions of the Rank and Convert Summit 2026, cut down to the part that applies to one business with one page to sell. 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.
No. You will look at two Google screens and every click is written out, including what to do when the screen says something the course did not predict. If you would rather not touch them at all, the page you finish is the message you send to the person who does.
Nobody can promise that, so I do not. What the course does is find which of three things is against you and give you the exact change for it. Sometimes the honest answer is that your page is fine and the problem is that nobody can reach you. I say that too, in the lesson where it comes up.
That is the normal case and the course is built for it. Every lesson ends in wording you can paste, and the last screen is one message you send to whoever does have access, with the whole page in it.
Either. I built it to work on a phone first, because that is where most people actually do this. Your answers save in whichever browser you open it in, so pick the one you will finish on.
No. One payment of $27. There is no account, no renewal and nothing to cancel. The file is yours and it still opens if this website disappears.
Lesson one takes about fourteen minutes and ends with you knowing which of the three things is against you. Several of the fixes people find there take under ten minutes to make. The two hours is the whole course, not the first move.
Two hours, one file, and a page you can hand to somebody. $27 once, and fourteen days to decide it was not worth it.
14-day refund. One file. No login.