What would a website that actually gets found be worth to your business?
Not in clicks. Not in rankings. In dollars.
Answer 4 quick questions about your business and get a real estimate of how much work you’re likely missing every month because customers can’t find you. Takes about 3 minutes, and you’ll have your number before you close the tab.
No download. No waiting on a report. Your number shows up at the end.
You already suspect you're losing work you never hear about.
Somebody in town needed exactly what you do last week. They picked up their phone, typed a few words, and called whoever showed up first. You never knew they were looking, so you never knew you lost them.
That’s the part that makes this hard to act on. A slow month feels like bad luck. A missed customer feels like nothing at all, because there’s no missed call, no unanswered email, no sign anything happened.
So when someone tells you that you need a better website, it lands like an expense. Another bill, another project, another thing to manage, with no way to tell whether it will do anything.
That’s a fair place to be stuck. You just need a number instead of a feeling.
Here's what the estimator does.
You tell it 4 things you already know off the top of your head:
- What kind of business you run
- What an average job or sale is worth to you
- Roughly how many of every 10 inquiries turn into customers
- What shape your website is in right now
It handles the part you don’t know, which is how many people search for a business like yours around here every month, and how many of them are currently reaching you.
Then it gives you three things:
- A dollar range for what you’re likely missing each month
- What that looks like in real terms, like 3 or 4 more jobs a month instead of an abstract percentage
- The full math, so you can see exactly how it got there and decide for yourself whether it holds up
We built it conservative on purpose. It would be easy to make the number look enormous. A number you can actually trust is more useful than one that falls apart the first time you poke at it.
We're right here in McPherson.
We’re Sandy and Mark Hunter, and we run ProsperIT Local Strategies. Between us we spent about 30 years in software development and engineering before we started helping local businesses with their marketing, which is a long way of saying we’d rather solve a problem at the root than decorate the symptom.
We built this because of a conversation we kept having. Someone would tell us they knew their website wasn’t pulling its weight, but they couldn’t justify spending on it, because nobody could tell them what it was actually costing them to leave it alone.
Nobody was doing the math. So we did.
Three minutes, start to finish.
1.
Enter your name and email.
You’ll land on the estimator right away.
2.
Answer 4 questions.
No research, no logins, nothing to look up. Everything it asks, you already know.
3.
Get your number.
A monthly range, a yearly figure, and the math behind both.
We’ll also email you the link so you can run it again later, because the answer changes when your business does.
Knowing the number changes the decision.
If it turns out your website is costing you a few hundred dollars a month, that’s worth knowing. You can stop worrying about it and put your attention somewhere that matters more.
If it turns out to be a few thousand, that’s worth knowing too, and probably sooner rather than later.
Either way you stop guessing. Most local businesses never find out, and keep making one of the bigger calls in their marketing on a hunch.
Find out what yours is worth.
Four questions. About 3 minutes. A number you can actually use.
Questions before you start, or want to talk it through with a person instead?
Reach out to us at ProsperIT Local Strategies.