Give a local business a free website. Then get paid every month to keep it running.
One post. One copy-and-paste prompt. Five short messages. That is the whole thing. It works with the free version of ChatGPT or Claude.
Press play. Sound on.
// Look at this. A real website for a heating and cooling shop. I made it in about 5 minutes with the prompt you get. Scroll it. It is live.
More sites made the same way: a barber shop · a dentist · a builder · a chiropractor. Sample shops, real builds.
Here is how it works.
You post in your town's Facebook group: "I will build two local businesses a free website this week."
Owners raise their hands.
You paste one prompt. The website is done in about 5 minutes.
You send them the link. "It's yours to keep if you want it."
They write back: "This looks great. What now?"
That is when you tell them about the monthly plan. They already like you. You already gave them something. It is a much easier conversation.
That's it. Get the post, the prompt, and the 5 messages.
Yes — I want the method · $27
$27 one time. No monthly fee. · 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. · You get in right away.
Why the old way does not work
Most people try to get local clients like this:
Send a long message. Say what you do. Say what it costs. Ask for a call.
Nobody answers.
Think about it. A stranger is asking a busy owner for time and money. Of course they say no. They get 20 of those a week.
It is not you. It is the order. You were told to ask first.
This method flips it. You give first. Then they come to you.
This isn't a new idea
Local businesses need websites. Someone has to build them. Someone has to keep them running. That's the whole model. People have done it for years.
Here's what the numbers say.
17% of small businesses still have no website.
Source: Clutch, "The State of Small Business Websites in 2025." A survey of 406 U.S. small business owners, August 2025.
90% of small businesses plan to spend money on their website in the next 12 months. A full redesign or refresh was the top plan.
Source: the same Clutch survey, August 2025.
45% of small businesses with a website paid an agency to build it.
Source: the same Clutch survey, August 2025.
There are more than 36 million small businesses in the U.S.
Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy, June 2025.
There are about 160,000 web design businesses in the U.S. That number went up again this year.
Source: IBISWorld, Web Design Services in the US, 2026.
Other people run this model publicly.
You don't have to take my word for it. These people talked about their web business in public. Here's what they said, in their own words.
Windhill Design (New Hampshire). Link Moser builds and looks after WordPress websites for small business owners. In 2021, he said they managed about 220 websites, and most of their money came from monthly plans.
Read it: Starter Story interview. Their result, self-reported. Not typical, not a promise, and they're not affiliated with us.
Artillery Media. Jake Kramer is a co-owner. On a 2026 podcast, he said they look after about 502 live websites on one monthly care plan.
Listen: Web Design Business podcast, episode 419. Their result, self-reported. Not typical, not a promise, and they're not affiliated with us.
Up And Social (Boston). Scott Bishop builds websites and does local search work for small businesses. He's talked in public about how he grew it.
Read it: Starter Story interview. Their result, self-reported. Not typical, not a promise, and they're not affiliated with us.
These are real businesses. They are not typical. Most of them took years. They are not a picture of what you will get. What you get depends on your work, your town, and a lot of things I can't control.
I'm not showing you these to promise you anything. I'm showing you the model is real.
The 4 easy steps
Two businesses this week. Then two more next week. That is the plan.
Who this is for
- You want local clients but you hate selling.
- You have never built a website. (You do not need to. The prompt does it.)
- You have no portfolio, no reviews, no big name.
- You have 1 to 2 hours a week.
- You can copy and paste.
Who it is not for: anyone who wants to skip the part where you give a real website to a real owner. That part is the whole point.
What you get for $27
Watch them in one night. No fluff. Each one ends with one thing to do.
Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude. Add the shop's name and phone. Out comes a full website. This is the same prompt my agency uses.
The post. The reply. The delivery. The offer. The close. Copy, paste, send.
So the site is right before the owner sees it. Takes 3 minutes.
What to do the day an owner says yes. Six steps.
What to do each day this week. Post Monday, build Tuesday, send Wednesday.
Who is Ryan Shaw?
I have run a web and marketing agency for 15 years. Over 100 agency clients. Over 30,000 programs sold. My offers have done over $100 million in online sales. You can find 13 of my past products right here on WarriorPlus.
The prompt in this course is the one my agency uses this month. The site you scrolled up top was built with it.
No student income numbers on this page, on purpose. How many owners say yes depends on your town and how many posts you make. What I can show you is the method, and that I use it.
The price and the clock
$27. One time. No monthly fee for the course, ever.
That price holds until the clock at the top hits zero. Then it goes to $47.
The clock is real. The price changes on its own when it runs out.
Lock in $27.
Yes — I want the method · $27
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Watch the lessons. Try the post. If it is not for you, email improveddigital@gmail.com and you get every dollar back. No forms. No questions.
Questions people ask
Do I need to know how to build websites? No. You copy and paste one prompt. The AI builds the site.
Do I need an API key or a paid AI plan? No. You paste the prompt into the normal chat window. The free version of ChatGPT or Claude works.
Is hosting included? No. You put the preview in your own account. Use any builder or host you like. Lesson 2 shows this step. Check your host's price before you publish.
Do I have to get on the phone? No. Every step is a written message. Even the close is a message, not a call.
Do I need HighLevel or any one tool? No. The method works with the builder you choose. HighLevel is one option, not a must.
Can I do this outside the U.S.? Yes. It all happens by message. Some town groups only let locals post. If so, Lesson 6 shows the Google Maps way.
Most shops already have a website. Won't they say no? Some will. You look for shops with no website, or a very old one. Lesson 6 shows you how to spot them.
Aren't owners pitched all day? Yes. That is why this works differently. You don't pitch. You hand them a finished site first.
Is the website really free for the owner? Yes. What they pay for is the monthly plan behind it. Lesson 4 gives you the exact words.
What is the monthly plan? It is what you offer the owner to keep the site running. You run it with a platform you pick. That platform has its own cost. Lesson 4 explains it.
Is $297 a month what I will make? No. That is what your client pays for the plan. How many say yes depends on your town and your effort. Nothing on this page is a promise of income.
How soon can I start? Today. The videos are short. You can post Message #1 tonight.
Are there upgrades after checkout? Yes, a few optional ones. You can say no and still get everything on this page.
What if I get stuck? Email improveddigital@gmail.com.
What if it is not for me? 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
The short version
Post. Build. Send. Offer. That is it.
7 lessons. 1 prompt. 5 messages. $27, once.
The price goes up when the clock runs out.
Let's go.
Yes — I want the method · $27
$27 one time. No monthly fee. · 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. · You get in right away.
P.S. Asking gets you ignored. Giving gets you a yes. One post, one prompt, five messages. $27 until the clock runs out.