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If you don't live under a rock you must've heard about a new trend going on where people are going on google maps, searching up local businesses such as coffee shops, restaurants and whatnot and calling up the owners to make them a site with a free preview. Heres the workflow:
1. The AI
You can use any AI really, all they do is copy over the full page, including the business name, reviews and amount of stars, contact information and whatnot. For starters most use https://lovable.dev whilst Claude Code is also good, https://freemodel.dev/invite/FRE-ba2bbad1 (use this refferal code to get 10$ of free claude API credits, after that it's about 2 USD/30$ of credits). If you need any support with setting it up PM me.
2. The prompt
You don't have to be too fancy with the prompt, here's an example:
Below this message is a chunk of text including the general information of a business named (Insert Business Name), such as their contact information, google reviews etc. Make a professional website for this business whilst making sure it's SEO friendly and follows all necessary laws (insert chunk of text here).
Also, the "follows all laws" part is for countries like Germany where every site needs an Impressum and Datenschutz (aka privacy policy).
3. The sale
Call up the business and be confident, don't throw in your sales pitch right away, tell them something along the lines of "I noticed customers can't easily book online/find your menu/see your opening hours" or alternatively "I wanted to book an appointment but you guys don't really have a website". Offer a free preview of your website and if they accept it, it's time to charge them.
4. Pricing
Charge accordingly, for a good site you require:
- a domain (discuss with client what kind of domain he wants, Porkbun is very good for purchasing them, a .com will likely be about 15$)
- hosting (depends on what you use but can be either very cheap or free, use something like Vercel or Netlify as a start)
- SEO (take iniative from guides or other sites, stuff like having an individual page for every location your store is located in really drives good SEO, alongside that a sitemap for indexing, local schema markup, fast mobile load, good metadata and service pages)
- Ads (most of the time you'll be good with Google Ads, they charge per click, so a good balance will be upwards of 50-100 euros every so often depending on region)
Just make sure to get experienced with the paid tools such as Google ads before starting your sales, otherwise you'll burn through your client's money without even getting leads.
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If you don't live under a rock you must've heard about a new trend going on where people are going on google maps, searching up local businesses such as coffee shops, restaurants and whatnot and calling up the owners to make them a site with a free preview. Heres the workflow:
1. The AI
You can use any AI really, all they do is copy over the full page, including the business name, reviews and amount of stars, contact information and whatnot. For starters most use https://lovable.dev whilst Claude Code is also good, https://freemodel.dev/invite/FRE-ba2bbad1 (use this refferal code to get 10$ of free claude API credits, after that it's about 2 USD/30$ of credits). If you need any support with setting it up PM me.
2. The prompt
You don't have to be too fancy with the prompt, here's an example:
Below this message is a chunk of text including the general information of a business named (Insert Business Name), such as their contact information, google reviews etc. Make a professional website for this business whilst making sure it's SEO friendly and follows all necessary laws (insert chunk of text here).
Also, the "follows all laws" part is for countries like Germany where every site needs an Impressum and Datenschutz (aka privacy policy).
3. The sale
Call up the business and be confident, don't throw in your sales pitch right away, tell them something along the lines of "I noticed customers can't easily book online/find your menu/see your opening hours" or alternatively "I wanted to book an appointment but you guys don't really have a website". Offer a free preview of your website and if they accept it, it's time to charge them.
4. Pricing
Charge accordingly, for a good site you require:
- a domain (discuss with client what kind of domain he wants, Porkbun is very good for purchasing them, a .com will likely be about 15$)
- hosting (depends on what you use but can be either very cheap or free, use something like Vercel or Netlify as a start)
- SEO (take iniative from guides or other sites, stuff like having an individual page for every location your store is located in really drives good SEO, alongside that a sitemap for indexing, local schema markup, fast mobile load, good metadata and service pages)
- Ads (most of the time you'll be good with Google Ads, they charge per click, so a good balance will be upwards of 50-100 euros every so often depending on region)
Just make sure to get experienced with the paid tools such as Google ads before starting your sales, otherwise you'll burn through your client's money without even getting leads.
PLEASE LIKE/REP TO BOOST ME ON MY ROAD TO GODLIKE!
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