You’ve spent the money. It still doesn’t work.

Website, ads, CRM, quoting: each one “done”, and the phone’s still quiet. I find the real fault across all of it and fix it properly.

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Lee StokaMandurah, WAPlaceholder photo

READYPRESS WHAT’S BROKEN.

What’s broken in your business? Press every key that applies.

Press the keys for whatever’s broken. The screen reads it back.

You’ve checked every bulb. It’s the connection.

Your ads, website, CRM and quoting are wired together. One loose connection and the whole lot goes dark.

  • Ads
  • Website
  • Enquiry
  • CRM
  • Quote
  • Job

Nobody’s paid to look after the connections. That’s the job I take.

This is what I do.

Every lead has to travel the whole line to become a sale. Press what you’ve already got, watch where the leads go missing, then turn the switch to see what I do about it.

IllustrationRunning · Month to month, with you

What you’ve got

What I do

Operator on duty

  1. Find the real fault

    I check every section: your customers, your numbers and the tools you’re already paying for, until the actual faults are on the table. Not the one you were sold a fix for.

  2. Fix it so it all runs together

    Then I fix it. Not a report you file away. The site, the CRM, the follow-up, the automations and the reporting get set up to work as one line.

  3. Learn from what actually happens

    Once it’s running, the numbers show where it still slows down. I work out why and adjust, so each month runs a little better than the last.

  4. Run it with you

    And I stay. Month to month I’m in the business with you as an embedded partner, owning the result rather than handing it back.

What it looks like

Worked example · Illustrative, not a client result

3 keys lit: Ads · Enquiries · Quoting

The phone rings. Quotes go out. Nothing comes back.

What three suppliers would sell you

  • More ad spend, from the agency.
  • A website refresh, from the designer.
  • A quoting app, from a software rep.

What I’d actually do

  • Find out why good enquiries aren’t turning into accepted quotes. It’s usually speed and follow-up, not ads.
  • Join it up: enquiry into the CRM, quote out the same day, follow-up that runs itself.
  • Then turn the ads back up, because now they convert.

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How I work, and who it’s for.

Lee didn’t just build us a website—he figured out why our last three weren’t working. Revenue up 40% in six months.

Lisa Everding, Earthy Angels

Most consultants tell you what you want to hear. Lee told us what we needed to hear. Worth every dollar.

Susan Crain, Separation Support Network

Finally, someone who understands business, not just marketing tactics. The difference is night and day.

Chantel Ashton-Rodriquez, Ashton Entertainment

This isn’t for everyone.

A good fit

  • You own the business and you make the calls.
  • You’ve already spent on websites, ads or agencies, and got activity instead of results.
  • You want one person accountable for the whole thing, for months, not weeks.

Not a fit

  • You want someone to execute without questioning your ideas.
  • You need the cheapest option, or want it done yesterday.
  • You’re after a one-off job and a handover.

Check my business

A few questions so I know what I’m walking into. If I’m not the right person for it, I’ll tell you that too.

Nothing pressed yet. Press what’s broken on the desk, or just tell me below.

How many people work in the business?
Who makes the final call on spending?
What are you after?