What an AI audit should cost, and what you should get for it
What you are paying for, what the written plan should contain, and what to ask before you agree a fee.
Insights
Short pieces for people who run a business with staff. Each one takes a question you would actually search for and answers it in plain English. They are planned at two a week from launch.
Planned pieces
These are the first pieces on the list, planned at two a week from launch.
What you are paying for, what the written plan should contain, and what to ask before you agree a fee.
Saved hours only count if spend stops, a hire is avoided or waiting work gets done.
Two names for the same job. What matters is what you are handed at the end.
How to rank the jobs in your business by what they cost you, not by what is easiest to build.
Why automating a broken process only breaks it faster, and what to do first.
A way to work out the cost of repeated work from your own numbers, without industry averages.
Where an agent is safe to answer on its own, and where a person needs to step in.
When an agent earns its place on a site, and when it is too early.
The questions on scope, fees and who does the work that separate a plan from a pitch.
Published
Written for owner-run local businesses: winning enquiries, reviews, Google listings and follow-up.
AI as a service (AIaaS) explained for UK local businesses: what it is, how it differs from buying tools or hiring an agency, and what it looks like day to day.
28 Oct 2026Trade directories, review software, job-management apps, doing it by hand or a managed system. Which review management system fits a UK trade in 2026, compared.
28 Oct 2026How showroom groups, clinic groups and franchisees run Google reviews across every branch: one profile each, a branch league table, central rules, local sending.
30 Jul 2026Practical steps to rank your plumbing business higher on Google Maps: GBP optimisation, reviews, NAP consistency, and local signals.
10 Jun 2026The exact marketing stack UK local service businesses need in 2026 to get found, capture every enquiry and win more jobs, compared and explained in plain English.
1 Jun 2026Stop paying for shared leads on directories. Here is how UK plumbers turn their Google Business Profile into a lead machine and stop losing jobs to competitors.
25 May 2026Most electricians lose up to 40% of revenue to slow follow-up. Here is the system that fixes the leaky bucket and converts more enquiries into booked jobs.
18 May 2026Most local businesses are not short of leads. They are losing the ones they already have. Here are the three silent leaks draining revenue and how to fix them.
28 Apr 2026Top-performing UK roofers use simple automations to capture leads, qualify prospects and book more jobs. Here are the five that make the biggest difference.
14 Apr 2026Getting traffic but no enquiries? These are the real reasons local business websites fail to convert visitors into paying customers, and how to fix them.
30 Mar 2026Reviews are the lifeblood of local search. Here is the exact blueprint for turning every happy customer into a five-star Google review, automatically.
10 Mar 2026AI is not just for tech companies. See how UK local service businesses are using AI to answer calls, book jobs and win more work in 2026.
24 Feb 2026If your phone rings while you are under a sink, that caller rings the next plumber. Here is why missed calls cost UK plumbers thousands and how to fix it.
10 Feb 2026Paying for leads split with three other electricians? Here is how UK electricians win jobs directly through their own website and Google ranking.
28 Jan 2026Quoting plenty but winning too few? UK roofers lose jobs on timing and follow-up, not price. Here is how to win more of the work you are already quoting.
15 Jan 2026Independent garages do not lose customers to cheaper competitors. They lose them to garages with more Google reviews. Here is how to win on trust, not price.
5 Dec 2025UK landscapers lose money two ways: being invisible on Google and forgetting past customers. Here is how to fix both and keep the diary full year-round.
How these are written
You should be able to stop reading after the first paragraph and still have what you came for. The rest is the working.
The title is the question. The answer comes in the first two sentences, not at the end.
Written for the person who runs the business, not the person who builds the software.
If a piece quotes a number, it says where the number came from and links to it.
No made-up statistics, results or client stories. If we don't know, the piece says so.
Where to start
We go through how your business actually runs, then give you a written plan with your top three opportunities, costed against your own numbers.
How the AI audit worksStart with a free 30-minute call about one bottleneck. You get a straight answer on whether an audit is worth it.
Book the callA strategy call with us. You'll leave knowing which route fits, if any.
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