The approach
SGHT would rather show you than sell you.
The three parts
Look
Find out what your customers see when they go looking for what you sell. Not what you see from the office, signed into your own account.
Fix
Correct what’s wrong and build what was never there. Profile, reviews, listings, the site. In the order the diagnosis says.
Keep going
Visibility isn’t a project you finish. It’s a position you hold. Every month, a report and a short video.
The first ninety days
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Before the work starts
The Snapshot. Five days, $497, and a walkthrough where a person explains what it found.
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Days 1–30
The foundation build. Google Business Profile built out, directories synced, review system live, call tracking installed, ninety-day plan delivered. This deadline is in writing.
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Day 30
Your first report and video. The baseline is set, and every number after this gets measured against it.
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Month 3
The checkpoint. SGHT brings the numbers and raises the problems first, before you have to. It is also the point where, if this isn’t the right fit, you can stop at the end of that month and take everything with you.
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Months 4–6
Compounding. Reviews accumulate, the AI assistants recrawl, and ads switch on if the profile has earned them.
Why this exists
SGHT exists because of how this usually goes.
The familiar version: a retainer starts, the work happens somewhere out of sight, and the reporting is a dashboard login nobody opens or a PDF that arrives late. Months pass before anyone can say whether anything moved. By the time the business owner goes looking, the answer is hard to reconstruct and the money is gone.
None of that requires anyone to be dishonest. It only requires that nobody is obliged to show their work. SGHT is built so that obligation exists.
The diagnosis comes first and costs $497, and it is yours whether or not you go further. Every price is on this site, so nothing depends on getting you on a call. Your ad budget goes to Google at cost and is never marked up. The monthly report says what moved and what did not, including the months when the honest answer is not much. And the person who runs the work is the person who answers your email.
Visibility is the thing SGHT sells, so it would be a strange business that asked you to take its own work on faith. What SGHT promises, in writing →
One senior strategist. The whole engagement.
The person who runs your diagnostic builds your reports and answers your email. There’s no account manager, because there’s no account manager to hand you to.
Diagnosis before prescription
Nothing gets proposed before SGHT has looked.
Thirty minutes on where you stand today. The plan comes after the diagnosis, not before it.