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salesolution

For showrooms, retailers & specialty brands

Built for the brandbuyers can’t find, and don’t come back to.

Someone searches for what you sell, and Google hands them a competitor. The shopper who browsed once never comes back. The customer who bought last year forgot you exist. Each one is a sale you already earned, walking to someone else.

Artur Shepel

Artur Shepel

One operator runs your account.

Setup
90 days, one-time fee
Pricing
published, in full
Lock-in
none

The brand's leak

Three places you lose the sale. Most brands only fix one.

Before they find you, when they look and leave, and after they buy once. The leak is bigger than the storefront.

Google · Maps
  • 1. Modern Floors Co4.9 ★
  • 2. Brooklyn Hardwood4.8 ★
  • 3. Kings County Flooring4.7 ★
  • 6. Youbelow the fold
you, below the fold

Bring · Not in the top three

Your own neighborhood can’t find you

42% of local clicks go to the first three. You are competing for the scraps below.

Backlinko, local search study

Analytics · Visitors
  • First-time · 2 pagesLeft
  • First-time · 1 pageLeft
  • First-time · 3 pagesLeft

Convert · The shoppers who looked and left

They came, looked, and left

Most first-time visitors leave without buying. With no way to follow them, that interest is gone.

Customers
  • A. ReyesLast order 14 mo · never contacted
  • M. CohenLast order 11 mo · never contacted

Retain · The customers you already won

The list that just sits there

A 5% lift in repeat business raises profit 25–95%. The people who already bought never hear from you.

Reichheld, Bain / HBR

Reconstructed from real audits. Names and numbers changed.

Every one of these is a customer you already earned, handed to someone else.

Your leak, in dollars

Put a number on it. Your number, not ours.

Three figures from your own numbers. The math is in the open — change them.

What the leak costs you

bought once, never came back

%
$

$1,680 a month

$20,160

in repeat business you never ask for

lapsed customers × win-back rate × average order × 12 months · these are your numbers, I round down

A 5% lift in repeat business raises profit 25–95%. (Bain / HBR)

The fix

You’ve been sold pieces.I run the whole flow.

A website, an ad, a CRM — each sold by someone who never saw the other two. Customers fall into the gaps between them. I run all three as one system, so they don’t.

Bring

Get found when they’re looking.

Convert

Win the ones who reach you.

Retain

Bring them back.

Retain feeds Bring. A repeat customer or a referral costs almost nothing to win. A one-off campaign can’t do that.

No markup on your ad spend.I don’t resell your leads.No lock-in.

That’s the flow. Here’s how I run each part.

The plan

The whole machine, one part at a time.

Three jobs, five moving parts. I install and run all of it — the 90-day setup is on me.

Bring

Get found when they’re searching for what you sell.

1

Capture

A tidied-up Google and Maps listing, location and product pages built to show up in search and AI for what you sell, and a simple way to buy or ask — all yours, running alongside your store.

More of the right searches find you first

Convert

Win the ones who reach you.

2

Respond

Every call, text, DM, and form answered fast, even after close. A missed message gets an instant reply, so the buyer doesn’t move on to the next brand.

No interested buyer left waiting

3

Book

The path from interested to bought, tightened: visits and consults booked, carts and quotes recovered, and the follow-up that closes the sale. Every order logged, in store or online.

More interest turns into a sale

Retain

Sell to them again.

4

Recover

The shoppers who looked and left get brought back, and the customers you already have get sold to again — win-back offers, new-arrival emails, referral asks, and a steady stream of reviews that lifts you in search.

Repeat revenue from customers you already won

5

And then · Prove

I prove it paid.

A record of every lead and sale the system touched, and a monthly dashboard that shows what it brought in — on its own line, separate from your ads.

The difference

Same shopper. Two endings.

One shopper, one search. The only thing that changes is whether you show up and follow up.

Without a system

  1. They search. You’re on page two.

  2. They click a competitor.

  3. They buy elsewhere.

  4. You never knew.

When you show up and follow up

  1. They search. You’re in the top three.

  2. They look, they leave.

  3. A reason to come back finds them.

  4. They buy from you.

Same shopper. The only thing that changed is whether you showed up and followed up.

42% of local clicks go to the top three. (Backlinko)

How I report it

Two lines on every report. The second has to clear my fee.

Each month I split what your ads produced from what the system brought back. The honest test: the recovered line alone should cover what you pay me.

Your monthly report

your figures

  • Media-driven

    from your ads

    Your ad spend, run through the engine.

  • System-driven

    the line that clears the fee

    Calls won back, quotes chased, past customers returning, new reviews.

Your monthly fee

one line on the report

The system line is calls won back, quotes chased, past customers brought back, and people who found you from new reviews — counted in your own dashboard, not estimated on my spreadsheet. If it doesn’t clear the fee, the next section is for you.

How it’s priced

Install the base. Then add the parts.

One system, billed in two moves: a one-time install that puts the engine in, then the cylinders you choose, monthly. Or hand the whole thing to one operator.

The base · installed once

~90 days · 3-month engagement

The Revenue Engine

$30K one-time

Answer the call, book the job, recover what went cold, prove the revenue. The foundation every cylinder bolts onto.

then bolt on the parts
  • Where most start

    Per part · monthly

    Add cylinders

    $4–15K / mo each

    “Pick the parts that move our number.”

    AI search, content, local SEO, paid, outbound, reviews — added on top of the base, run and re-aimed each cycle. Start with one, add more as they pay back.

  • Whole engine · one operator

    Full Growth Ownership

    From $20K / mo

    “Run our entire growth function.”

    One operator owns the base and every cylinder, reads both revenue lines, and re-aims the weakest part each cycle. 3–6 month minimum.

The fee isn’t the expensive part.

You already spend $15–40K a month on agencies, and get less for it. Six vendors, no one accountable, and you still can’t say which lever moved revenue. The costly line item is another year exactly where you are, demand leaking the whole time.

Want proof before the full install? Any cylinder can run as a standalone engagement first — fixed scope, written SOW in 48 hours.

A few last questions

Questions before the call.

New website, in-store and online, how it's priced, time to start. Straight answers.

  • 01Do I need a new website?

    No. The pages and follow-up run alongside your existing store. We don’t touch your domain or make you rebuild — the engine bolts on to what you already have.

  • 02I sell in a store and online. Does this cover both?

    Yes. The system brings searchers to the store and the site, catches the ones who would have left, and follows up by text and email either way. Whichever channel they buy in, it gets logged.

  • 03How is it priced?

    Published, in full. A Sprint to install one part and hand it over, an Operator Retainer to run a few parts directly, or Full Growth Ownership for the whole engine. You see the model before we ever talk — there’s no guarantee on a count of sales, because the price is in the open instead.

  • 04How fast can we start?

    The full system installs over 90 days, but the first pieces — the tidied listing and instant reply to calls and forms — are live within the first couple of weeks.

One system, not six vendors

We build the engine. You sell more.

Tell us your numbers and we’ll show you where your brand is leaking sales, and what the engine would fix first. No deck, no pressure.