Where most teams get stuck
Referrals dry up unevenly, and nobody has time to write.
What your plan is built from
We read your service pages, the queries that already bring people to them, and the way your competitors describe the same work, then aim the plan at the questions asked before a first call.
The plays that usually rank highest
Your own plan is built from your website and numbers, but this is the shape it normally takes.
- Answer pages for the questions you get on every call
- LinkedIn comments where your buyers are asking
- A referral note that is actually easy to forward
- Case studies structured to be found in search
- A clear engagement and pricing page that filters enquiries
Agents worth running
LinkedIn first. It is where professional buying conversations happen in public. Nothing is ever posted for you. gtm.help finds the conversation and drafts the reply; you read it, edit it and post it from your own account.
One play, in full
Write the five answers you give on every first call
The questions you repeat are the questions being searched, and answering them qualifies the enquiry before it arrives.
- List the five questions you answered most this quarter
- Write a page per question, in the words clients use, not industry terms
- End each with what happens next and how engagements are priced
- Send the relevant page ahead of every first call
- Effort
- Two hours per page
- Payoff
- Shorter first calls and better-qualified enquiries
Before you start
We are a small partnership. Is this too much?
The plan is sized to your hours. At two hours a week it names one thing, not ten.
Do we have to post on LinkedIn every day?
No. The agent surfaces a handful of conversations worth a reply; replying well beats posting often.
Will content bring the wrong enquiries?
Pages written around specific questions attract specific people; the plan avoids broad traffic plays for that reason.
Is the plan really specific to my business?
It is built from your website, your category and any tools you connect — not a template.
What does it cost to try?
The scan and preview are free. The full workspace is a seven-day trial, then $97 a month.
See your own ranked plan