Client · Sioux Falls, SD

605 Good Dog
Dog training brand built to book
- Brand identity
- Website built to book
- Google profile + reviews
Result
3× the calls
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A quality craftsman still needs a positive first impression.
Customers decide before they call. If your online impression is dated or missing, the job often goes to the business that pays attention to the details. The bar is rising. We work with owners who intend to keep up.
The business has your name on it. You're still the one who decides.
Trades
Local services
Administration
You'll work directly with me—from strategy through launch and beyond. No account managers. No handoffs.
Don't see yourself listed? If you stand behind the work and this feels like a fit, reach out.
Client work and software I've shipped under my name.
Want work like this on your name?
See partnership ratesI start with the week you actually have—not the clean one on paper.
Calls, estimates, follow-up, crew handoffs, and whatever keeps getting shoved to Friday. I learn how the business runs while I'm already helping.
A useful plan. No workshop.
The biggest drag on the week goes first.
Website, booking, follow-up, payments, hiring, or the spreadsheet everyone quietly avoids. You keep the paying work; I clear what's stuck.
Working and ready. No waiting.
A finished build should not become a new chore.
I hand it over with walkthroughs, training, and plain-language notes, so your crew can use it without calling me for every button.
Yours to run. No decoder ring.
Packages as low as $30 / hr
Your hours buy a growth partner — someone to carry the website, booking, and follow-up work so you can keep the paying jobs.
Commit to more hours. Your hourly rate drops.
Pick a time on my calendar—no form, no assistant.
If you run a real shop with real demand, probably. If the entire plan is ‘make the logo bigger,’ I may not be your guy.
Whatever keeps showing up on your list and never getting finished — websites, booking, follow-up, payments, hiring help, and the other glamorous parts of running a business.
Isaiah. The same person on the call, in the project, and accountable when something needs fixing.
Usually in week one. You’ll see work, not a presentation explaining how exciting the future work might be.
Predictable hours are easier to plan. Less calendar Tetris for me, a lower rate for you. No secret pricing ritual involved.
Month-to-month with 14 days’ notice. You keep every file I built. Clean exit.
Yes. One-off work is billed at $50 an hour or quoted as a fixed project. Ongoing commitment is optional, not a timeshare presentation.
Got another question? Bring it to the intro.