Marketing Repair Hub
Something in your marketing is broken.Find the link.
Fewer calls rarely have one cause. They have one broken link in a chain: traffic, rankings, the map, ads, leads, conversion, the website, tracking and now AI search. Check them in order and the break shows itself.
- PassTrafficsteady
- WarnRankingspage two
- FailGoogle Mapswrong category
- FailLeads3 hr replies
- PassWebsitefast
- FailTrackingcalls untracked
The repair chain · work through it in order, and each check narrows the next
What are you noticing?
Pick the sentence that sounds like your business. It will take you to the right link.
- “Fewer calls and form fills, and nobody changed anything”→ Traffic Problems
- “You cannot find your business when you search your own service”→ Ranking Problems
- “Customers say they cannot find you on the map”→ Google Maps Problems
- “The budget is spent every day, but the phone does not ring more”→ Google Ads Problems
- “Traffic looks fine, but the phone is quiet”→ Lead Problems
- “Plenty of visitors, very few calls or forms”→ Conversion Problems
- “The site is slow on phones”→ Website Problems
- “Google Ads, Analytics and your CRM report different lead counts”→ Tracking Problems
- “ChatGPT names competitors when asked for your service in your city”→ AI Search Problems
The nine links
Each page lists the signs, the usual causes with a way to check each one yourself, how we diagnose it and what the fix involves.
- Step 1
Traffic Problems
Visits fell off a cliff, or slid for months. Find the day it broke and why.
Diagnose traffic - Step 2
Ranking Problems
Stuck on page two, or nowhere at all. Why pages fail to rank and what moves them.
Diagnose rankings - Step 3
Google Maps Problems
Missing from the map pack, or the profile vanished. What the map weighs and how to fix it.
Diagnose maps - Step 4
Google Ads Problems
Spending on ads and getting little back. Where the money actually goes.
Diagnose ads - Step 5
Lead Problems
Visitors, but no leads. Or leads that go nowhere. Find the stage that leaks.
Diagnose leads - Step 6
Conversion Problems
Visitors look and leave. Find the moment they give up, and change it.
Diagnose conversion - Step 7
Website Problems
Slow, broken or outdated. The site problems that quietly undo your marketing.
Diagnose website - Step 8
Tracking Problems
Ads, Analytics and your CRM disagree. Get one set of numbers you can trust.
Diagnose tracking - Step 9
AI Search Problems
Assistants recommend your competitors by name. What gets you into the answer.
Diagnose ai search
How a diagnosis works
- 01
Tell us what you are noticing
Fewer calls, a traffic drop, an ad bill with little to show. The symptom tells us where to look first.
- 02
We check the chain in order
Traffic, rankings, maps, ads, leads, conversion, the website, tracking and AI search, stopping where the break is.
- 03
You get the answer in plain English
What is broken, how we know, what fixing it involves and what it costs. You keep the answer either way.
- 04
Fix the break that matters most
One link at a time, starting with the one losing the most customers, at a fixed price agreed before work starts.
Not sure which link is broken?
Tell us what you are noticing. We will check the chain in order and tell you plainly where it breaks, what fixing it involves and what it costs.
Which of these sounds like you? (pick any)
Frequently asked
It is the order we check a business's marketing in: traffic, rankings, Google Maps, Google Ads, leads, conversion, the website, tracking and AI search. Checking in order finds the real break faster than guessing, because most problems show up as a symptom somewhere else.
Start with what you noticed, using the list on this page, or start at step one. If you would rather not diagnose it yourself, send us a note and we will check the chain for you.
Yes. We tell you what is broken and what fixing it involves. If you want us to do the fix, we quote a fixed price before any work starts; if not, you keep the answer.
Not to start. Much can be seen from the outside. For ads and tracking we may ask for read-only access, and only once you decide to go further.