Your website
A fast, mobile-first site written around what your customers type into Google, then kept current without a surprise invoice every time you need a change.
Local marketing · Troy, Michigan
Your website, your Google Business Profile, and your local search visibility, handled by one person for $297 a month. No contract, no agency layers, no dashboard you will never log into.
Denny Strecker · denny@dragoneyemarketing.com
Most local businesses lose customers in the same few places. I work on those places and leave the rest alone.
A fast, mobile-first site written around what your customers type into Google, then kept current without a surprise invoice every time you need a change.
Categories, services, hours, photos, and posts on the listing that often earns the first phone call before anyone reaches your website.
Steady work on the searches that bring a nearby customer to your door. No tricks, no purchased links, nothing that puts your listing at risk.
A simple way to ask happy customers for a review, and help answering the ones you would rather not have received.
In my own words
Forty seven seconds on what your customers actually see when they look for a business like yours, and what I do about it. No slides, no pitch deck.
Why me
I own Mastery Martial Arts, a kids karate school in Troy. I built its website, sorted out its Google listing, earned its reviews, and paid close attention to which pages brought parents through the door. Nobody handed me a budget to experiment with.
I run three more Michigan sites the same way. When I tell you something works, it is because I watched it work on a business that pays my mortgage.
If your customers live, work, or drive within reach of your front door, this fits.
If you sell nationwide online, I am the wrong person for the job. That is why the first step is a short call rather than a contract.
Straight talk
Two minutes on how I work with the businesses I take on, what I will not do, and why you get to decide each month whether we keep going.
The full offer, what it costs, and what happens on the first call.
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