You do SEO. The system asks for a hundred identical messages.
To get clients as an SEO specialist, LeadGen-Agent diagnoses each business's website, compares it with its real competitors and leaves the analysis ready to send from your Gmail. Every email you send is about their site and what it could gain, not about your services.
What you get as an SEO specialist
- Performance from PageSpeed, measured after the diagnosis.
- Which pages the site has, how much content it shows and what's missing: structured data, alt text, service pages.
- A comparison with three real competitors in their area and category.
- Their Google Maps reputation next to the state of their website.
A sample case file
Example: fictional business
Ruedas del Sur Garage
Auto repair shop
ruedasdelsurgarage.example
What we saw: Plenty of Google Maps reviews, a one-page site
Why it matters to you: The reputation is there, but the site has no pages to build on it.
What we saw: Every service in a single paragraph
Why it matters to you: No page per service to show up for specific searches.
What we saw: Images without alt text
Why it matters to you: A quick fix that's easy to explain in the first email.
What we saw: No structured data
Why it matters to you: The site doesn't tell Google what kind of business it is or where.
What we saw: Competitors show more content
Why it matters to you: The comparison makes the point for you: they explain their services, this shop doesn't.
Their site today: Every service in one paragraph
How your first email could start
Example: fictional business
Subject: Their Google Maps reviews deserve more pages
Hi, Ruedas del Sur has plenty of Google Maps reviews, but its site is a single page with every service in one paragraph. That way it doesn't show up when someone searches for a specific service. I drafted a list of pages per service to start. Shall I share it?
Written for the fictional business in the example. You review and edit the real email before sending it.
What comes next
- Find
- Diagnose
- Propose
- Send
Questions if you're an SEO specialist
- Does the diagnosis measure traffic or rankings?
- No. It analyzes the site itself (pages, content, performance and structured data) and compares it with real competitors. It has no access to the business's analytics or rankings.
- Where do the competitors come from?
- From Google Maps: businesses in the same category and area that have a website. The system visits their sites and writes the comparison.
- Can I search by niche and city?
- Yes. You search by category, city and radius on Google Maps, or paste the URL of a specific site.
Show up with the work done.
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