I’ve noticed something interesting: the 1 thing holding people back from growing any kind of online business isn’t lack of talent, money, or ideas it’s clarity and focus. Here’s why: - Many people try to do everything at once multiple offers, multiple platforms, multiple growth hacks - and end up spreading themselves too thin. - Others get stuck in the planning phase, constantly tweaking their strategy instead of taking action. - And most never identify the one thing that truly moves the needle for their specific business. ✅ The truth is, success comes from: 1. Picking one clear goal 2. Focusing on the high leverage actions that directly impact that goal 3. Consistency over perfection So, I want to ask you all: 🔥 What do you feel is YOUR biggest roadblock to online business success right now? Let’s share, get real, and figure out how to break through it together.

Hello, I used to receive a lot of calls through my Google LSA, and I’d like to know how much it would cost for you to optimize it. I had a call with your team in the past, but I don’t want the full service — just some optimization, if that’s an option. I don’t fully remember our previous conversation, so I’d appreciate a quick update on what’s available.

Hi everyone, Does anyone have experience with opening multiple locations with different LSA accounts? I run a Houston-based business law firm. I recently moved to the Austin area. I will be keeping the Houston office open, but I will be opening a new office in Austin. I want to start running LSA for the Austin location when it opens, but I dont want to negatively affect the LSA, SEO or online presence for either location. Aside from the obvious things like setting up a new, complaint LSA account, new GBP, etc., what do we need to do to optimize the new location and keep from negativity affecting the old one? Add new contact info to the website home page (seems confusing)? Create a landing page for the location? Thanks!

I have spent hours analyzing how local service businesses all over the country handle opt-out compliance. For the most part, it does not seem like the vast majority of cleaning companies/agencies that operate landing pages (for lead generation) are overly concerned with user consent (opt-out requests). I have asked countless agency owners how they handle user rights and for the most part, they scratch their heads and give me a funny look. Am I overthinking these laws or are they simply not enforced?

GoogleBP optimization and Google LSA setup are a couple services I specialize in in my agency. Are there any specific factors that help a clients LSA ad account show up at the top when searching? Other than the basic services, service area, reviews, ads budget? I have clients willing to spend $10K weekly, but they're only getting 5 or 6% impression share.