Find shops with no website on the map, then pitch them a site with cinematic background video. Highest price per sale here.
This method is not live yet. The steps below show how it will work.
The range creators report per site. Twenty sales in a month is the $10K figure you see quoted.
Search a trade in your area on Google Maps and look for listings with no website link. That is your list.
Highest price per sale of any method here, and the only one where every dollar depends on you contacting strangers.
Search a trade plus a city on Google Maps — window cleaning, barbers, burger places. Note the ones with reviews but no website. Reviews mean they have customers; no site means they have a gap.
Use their name, their photos, their service list. A site with cinematic background video looks far more expensive than it costs to make.
Send a link to the finished site. "Here is what your shop could look like online" outperforms any pitch about what you might build.
Sell the site outright, or charge a setup fee plus monthly hosting. Monthly is worth more over time but slower to close.
Not yet. The MCP for this method is still being built.
Building a sample and showing it to the owner is normal agency practice. Do not publish it publicly or run ads against their name before they agree.
Because the tool is not the bottleneck — sales is. If you dislike contacting strangers, one of the passive methods will suit you better.