The 30-day pilot

30 days. Day by day. Nothing hidden.

A controlled experiment on your customer journey, not a retainer with a vague scope. Here is exactly what happens, in what order, and what you get at the end of each day.

Week 01 · Day 1–7

Diagnose + build

Understand the business before touching anything. Then fix what is obviously broken.

  1. Day 1

    Kickoff and access

    • Services, territory, capacity and job values
    • Delegated access to the accounts you already own
    • Agree what a good job looks like

    What you get

    Scope note and access checklist

  2. Day 2

    Google and local visibility audit

    • Google Business Profile completeness
    • Local search presence for core services
    • Service-area coverage and category fit

    What you get

    Visibility findings list

  3. Day 3

    Website and conversion audit

    • Page speed and mobile behaviour
    • Calls, forms and CTA placement
    • Trust, clarity and service-area signals

    What you get

    Conversion issue list, ranked

  4. Day 4

    Customer journey mapping

    • Walk the journey as a customer would
    • Log every step where a person can drop out
    • Time the response path end to end

    What you get

    Journey map with friction points

  5. Day 5

    Measurement verification

    • Confirm calls, forms and chats are all recorded
    • Check source attribution
    • Remove double counting

    What you get

    Measurement baseline you can trust

  6. Day 6

    Fix critical conversion issues

    • Repair anything actively losing enquiries
    • Make the primary action obvious on mobile
    • Verify every form actually delivers

    What you get

    First set of shipped fixes

  7. Day 7

    Baseline review

    • Record the starting numbers
    • Agree the first experiments
    • Confirm priorities with you

    What you get

    Signed-off pilot plan

Week 02 · Day 8–14

Launch + validate

Put the changes live and prove the plumbing works before judging results.

  1. Day 8

    Launch approved changes

    • Ship the agreed page and journey changes
    • Stage anything risky
    • Log each change with a date

    What you get

    Change log entry per change

  2. Day 9

    Form testing

    • Submit every form as a customer
    • Confirm delivery, routing and notifications
    • Check spam handling

    What you get

    Form test results

  3. Day 10

    Call path testing

    • Call every published number
    • Check ring time, routing and missed-call handling
    • Confirm call tracking records the source

    What you get

    Call path test results

  4. Day 11

    Booking path testing

    • Run the booking flow end to end
    • Check availability and confirmations
    • Test on a phone, not just a laptop

    What you get

    Booking path test results

  5. Day 12

    Lead capture verification

    • Reconcile enquiries against the system of record
    • Find leads landing nowhere
    • Close the gaps

    What you get

    Every lead accounted for

  6. Day 13

    Lead quality review

    • Read the actual enquiries
    • Separate good-fit work from noise
    • Note where bad-fit leads come from

    What you get

    Quality read on real enquiries

  7. Day 14

    Week two review

    • What shipped, what moved, what did not
    • Adjust the next experiments
    • Share the running document

    What you get

    Week two written review

Week 03 · Day 15–21

Optimize

Find the biggest bottleneck and fix that one first. Not everything at once.

  1. Day 15

    Enquiry volume review

    • Compare against the baseline
    • Separate channel effects from page effects
    • Flag anything seasonal

    What you get

    Volume read with context

  2. Day 16

    Enquiry quality review

    • Score enquiries against fit criteria
    • Look at the sources behind poor fit
    • Tighten qualification questions

    What you get

    Quality scoring in place

  3. Day 17

    Response and booking rate review

    • Measure time to first response
    • Measure enquiry to booking rate
    • Identify the slowest handoff

    What you get

    Response and booking numbers

  4. Day 18

    Identify the biggest leak

    • Rank stages by lost opportunity
    • Pick one stage to fix
    • Write the hypothesis before changing anything

    What you get

    One named bottleneck

  5. Day 19

    Fix the weakest stage

    • Ship the change for that stage only
    • Keep everything else stable
    • Set the success measure in advance

    What you get

    Targeted change, live

  6. Day 20

    Verify the change

    • Re-test the affected path
    • Watch for side effects elsewhere
    • Confirm measurement still holds

    What you get

    Verified result or a clear no

  7. Day 21

    Document the cycle

    • Record what changed and why
    • Record what the numbers did
    • Record what we would do differently

    What you get

    Written cycle record

Week 04 · Day 22–30

Prove + plan

Show the work honestly, including what did not move, and decide what happens next.

  1. Day 22–24

    Compile the evidence

    • Before and after on each tracked metric
    • Every change with its date
    • Anything we could not measure reliably

    What you get

    Evidence pack

  2. Day 25–26

    Separate signal from noise

    • Note sample sizes and time windows
    • Mark results that are still unproven
    • Avoid claiming causation we cannot support

    What you get

    Honest read on results

  3. Day 27–28

    Build the next-cycle plan

    • Rank the remaining bottlenecks
    • Define the next experiments
    • Estimate effort against likely impact

    What you get

    Prioritised next 30 days

  4. Day 29

    Handover documentation

    • System documentation you keep
    • Access remains yours throughout
    • Nothing locked behind us

    What you get

    Documentation handed over

  5. Day 30

    Pilot review

    • Walk through the findings together
    • Decide continue, adjust or stop
    • No pressure either way

    What you get

    A clear decision

What the pilot includes

  • A documented baseline before any change
  • Fixes shipped, not just recommendations
  • Every change logged with a date and a reason
  • Weekly written reviews, no jargon
  • Access and accounts stay in your name
  • A prioritised plan for the next 30 days

What it does not include

  • Guaranteed lead volumes
  • Vanity metrics with no business meaning
  • Locked-in contracts before you see the work
  • Results claimed without measurement behind them

If the numbers don't move, we say so.

Start with the audit. Then decide on the pilot.