TIER 3 — MANAGED SERVICE
AFTER A COMPLETED TIER 1 OR 2

Make Sure What We Fixed Stays Fixed

Not Sold Cold — Only After A Diagnostic Or Implementation

Systems that work today can quietly break later. A phone system gets swapped and the text-back integration silently stops working. A new page goes up and reintroduces an inconsistent phone number. A “Book Now” button gets “improved” by a web vendor back into a request form, without anyone deciding that was the goal.

The initial fix isn’t where the ongoing value sits — it’s in knowing, months later, that it’s still working. Without a recurring check, the first sign of drift is usually a customer hitting the same broken experience the original diagnostic found, which means the business is back to losing the same revenue it already paid to recover.

METHOD

What We Check

The Same Six Signals

Mobile experience, CTA clarity, booking completion, after-hours response, content freshness, NAP consistency — re-run, not redesigned.

The Systems We Installed

Whatever was implemented in your Tier 2 project specifically — the text-back setup, the booking flow, the cleaned-up listings.

Drift Since Last Check

What’s changed since the last verification, and whether any of it reintroduced a gap that was already fixed.

Common Signs This Retainer May Be Worth Doing

  • You’ve completed a Tier 1 or Tier 2 engagement with us and want it to stay working
  • You’re planning a phone system, website, or scheduling tool change and want the current setup protected
  • You’ve had a system quietly break before without anyone noticing right away
  • Multiple people can edit your site or listings, which raises the chance of accidental drift
  • You’d rather find out about a broken system from us than from a lost customer

What Gets Delivered

  • A recurring re-check of the same six signals, on a set schedule
  • An alert when something that was working stops working
  • Quarterly reporting using your own numbers, never an industry benchmark

What Happens If We Find a Problem?

You’re told immediately, not at the next quarterly check-in — a broken text-back integration or a reintroduced NAP inconsistency gets flagged as soon as it’s found. Whether the fix is included in the retainer or scoped as a small additional project depends on what broke and why; either way, nothing sits unaddressed until the next scheduled review.

Who It’s Best For

Available to any client after a completed diagnostic or implementation project, in any industry we serve. Not sold on its own — there has to be something real already in place worth monitoring first.

Already Had a Fix Installed?

Monthly, tiered by how many systems are being monitored.

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