Goals and baseline
Example: 'Increase signed car accident cases from the Sacramento market, from a baseline of X calls per month, while keeping cost per case within your target.'
A good proposal reads like a plan, not a brochure. Here are the sections we expect to see, with sample wording, so you can judge any proposal you receive.
It should restate your goals, show evidence from an audit, describe the work and how it is measured and spell out terms. If it could be sent to any firm unchanged, it is a template, not a proposal.
Example: 'Increase signed car accident cases from the Sacramento market, from a baseline of X calls per month, while keeping cost per case within your target.'
Specific issues found on your site and profile, with screenshots and priority.
Example: 'Four new pages per month, one technical review per quarter, weekly profile checks.' Quantities, not adjectives.
Which metrics will be reported, where the data comes from and how outcomes are tied to cases.
What could slow results, such as competition, site constraints or approvals.
Fees, ad spend handling, ownership of assets, notice period and handover.
We review your site, Search Console, Google Business Profile, intake process and competitors before recommending anything.
You get a short written plan ranked by expected case impact, with what we would not do and why.
We ship pages, tracking and intake fixes in stages so you see progress without a risky big-bang launch.
Monthly reporting ties activity to calls, signed cases and cost per case, not just rankings and traffic.
We share sample, redacted proposals on request after an intro call.
Long enough to be specific, short enough to read. Ten to fifteen pages is usually enough.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings or lead counts.
We partner with a limited number of PI firms and medical providers in each market. Book a 30-minute call to see if we can help you build organic lead infrastructure.