What a serious buyer sees — before they ever call.
This is a filled-in sample for an example local business, so you can see exactly what you get before you request one. The names are invented; the patterns are the ones we find in real front doors every week. The real Report reviews your business.
sample — “example co.”, kansas city · free · a few business days · no meeting required
Six checks, made the way a serious buyer actually makes them — phone first, proof first, patience short.
R·01
leakWebsite + mobile
Loads slow on a phone and the strongest work is nowhere on it. From a phone in a parking lot, this reads like a business card — not a company you would trust with a serious purchase.
R·02
solidGoogle Business Profile
Claimed, correct hours, right categories, map pin lands where it should. Photos are three seasons old — worth refreshing, not urgent.
R·03
leakReviews + responses
4.7 stars — the reputation is real. But the last five reviews sit unanswered, and buyers read the silence too.
R·04
leakProject proof
The best proof lives on someone’s phone or in a shared drive. The website shows none of the work that actually wins the sale.
R·05
fix firstQuote path
The form emails a general inbox. No owner, no reply expectation, none of the questions a serious buyer actually needs answered. This is where ready-to-buy customers quietly leave.
R·06
leakFollow-up
Missed calls go to voicemail and stay there. Quotes that go quiet are never chased. Every one of those was paid for once already.
Where you’re strong
from the sample
Word of mouth is real: review quality is high and repeat customers mention people by name. Nothing about the work itself needs fixing — the problem is that a stranger cannot see any of it.
Leaks ranked by impact
from the sample
01 — Contact path (fix first) · 02 — Proof on the site · 03 — Follow-up on missed calls. Ranked by what is most likely costing booked work, not by what is easiest to sell.
The first fix
from the sample
Rebuild the front door around proof, and give every inquiry one owner and a same-day reply. For this sample company that is a website rebuild — for your business it might be something smaller. The Report says which.
Free. A few business days. No meeting required. And if your front door is fine, the Report says that instead — you do not owe us a build.
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