You are on the calendar.
Check your inbox for the invite — it has the call link and a short list of what to have handy. Nothing else is needed from you before then.
Thirty minutes. No pitch deck.
This is a working call, not a discovery call that ends in a proposal you did not ask for. Pick a time below and we will get straight into your numbers.
We take five new clients a month. If the month is full when you book, we will say so on the call rather than after it.
What actually happens on the call
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You talk for about ten minutes
What you sell, who buys it, what a customer is worth, and what you have already tried. We ask specific questions; you will not be pitched during this part.
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We look at the real thing
Your landing page, and your ad account if you have one. Screen shared, live. This is usually where the surprise is — most accounts are optimizing toward the wrong conversion.
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You get the actual recommendation
Which channel to start on, roughly what budget it takes to be a real test, and what we would fix first. Including, sometimes, that you should not hire an agency yet.
Come with these three things
- What a customer is worth. First sale or lifetime value — whichever number you actually run the business on.
- What you can commit monthly to ad budget. A range is fine. This is the money that goes to Google and Meta, separate from our fee.
- Access to your ad account, if you have one. Read-only is enough. Without it we are guessing.
If you do not have all three, book anyway. We will work with what you have.
Pick a time
Times shown in your local time zone. Reyter works with US businesses coast to coast.
Rather see a plan first?
Six questions about your budget, your customer value and your page, and we will name the plan that fits before you spend 30 minutes on a call.
Nothing to pay and nothing to sign on the call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.