$1,300 a month recurring
Chris closed a roofer at $500 a month, taking him to $1,300 a month recurring. His goal is $2,500 a month.

FREE LIVE CLASS · THURSDAY OCTOBER 1ST @ 1PM ET
Join me live on Thursday October 1st at 1pm ET and I'll show you how to find a local business that's losing work to AI search, get them on a call, and build their site live in front of you so you can see exactly what they're paying you for every month.
DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT...
Chris closed a roofer at $500 a month, taking him to $1,300 a month recurring. His goal is $2,500 a month.
Jaromy signed a junk removal company at $400 a month, with two more calls already booked.
I found Foley Roofing, built their site in about three hours, and the first 30 days brought 6 leads. Two months in, Delbert had closed three of them worth $34,100. He pays me $200 a month.













EVENT DETAILS
CLASS AGENDA
THE SHIFT
AI doesn't give a list anymore, it gives one answer and names one business, and everyone else is invisible, even the company with 40 five star reviews. I'll show you why that happens and why it's the easiest opening you'll ever have to walk into a local business with.
THE CLIENTS
I'll show you the exact search I run to find every local business in a town that's losing work, the short video I send the owner, and what goes in the first ten seconds so they reply.
THE BUILD
I'll build a local business site on the call so you can see the whole setup, including the five layers I fix in order to get a business recommended and which of them the software handles for you.
THE MONEY
What clients are paying, from $200 a month up to full management, how many you need to reach $10,000 a month, and what to say when an owner asks why it's monthly instead of one payment.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Trevor started his first local search agency in 2008 and has spent the years since getting local service businesses found online, then built Carrot, the software those businesses run their websites on. He still finds and builds sites for local businesses himself, which is where the roofing example on this page came from.
