16. Questions people ask
Questions I hear most, with short honest answers. If yours is not here, write to me at the bottom of the page.
Does SiteRevive send the emails for me?
No. SiteRevive finds businesses, checks their websites, makes the report, and drafts the first email. It sends nothing. You read it, fix it, and press Send from your own email.
Do I need a client before I start?
No. Chapters 1 to 5 are for people who have none. You do need to be willing to read each report and each email yourself.
How long until I get a client?
I do not know, and neither does anyone else. It depends on your town, your kind of business, your emails, your samples and some luck. Some people will not get one. Count your weeks (chapter 11), and you will know more than a guess can tell you.
What if nobody replies?
That is information. Open your tally and find the step where it stopped (chapter 11). Change one thing at that step. Not three. Then count again.
Which kind of business should I pick?
One you can talk about without notes, in a place you know. Chapter 2 shows how to pick one. Chapter 10 has a short list of which service tends to fit which kind of business, once you have a client.
Do I need GoHighLevel?
No. You do not need it for chapters 1 to 9. It is an optional tool for later, for texts, forms, calendars and a shared inbox. The link in chapter 12 is an affiliate link, and I may earn a commission if you use it.
Is it legal to text or call people?
Texts and calls have legal rules that depend on where you and the person are. Before you turn on anything that texts or calls people, ask a lawyer in your state, and write down where each person gave permission (chapter 10).
What should I charge?
That is your decision. Use your own costs and your own time, and write it into the one-page agreement before you start (chapter 9). Do not borrow a number from someone else.
What if an owner is rude or says no?
A no is an answer. Mark it, thank them, and move on. Chapter 8 has honest replies to the things owners say most, and a short list of when it is not a good fit.
Can I really get to ten thousand a month?
I do not know if you can, and I will not tell you that you will. Chapter 13 shows what it would take, in plain math, so you can decide for yourself.
Can I get help from you?
Yes, two ways, and neither is needed to use this guide. You can book a free 30-minute call with me to talk about your situation: siterevive.app/wp/aa-call-v2.html. Or you can watch the webinar replay, where I go through the same path on screen: siterevive.app/wp/webinar-1028.html. Both are my own offers. The call is a conversation, not a sales trap, and you can say no.
Who can I ask?
Write to improveddigital@gmail.com. I read what comes in. Chapter 12 lists where else to find me.