A free 10-minute social media check for Montana business owners

You Post Every Week And Nobody Calls. What’s Actually Going On?

Sixteen questions across four areas: who you’re talking to, what you’re posting, how locals find you on Facebook and Google, and what happens when they try to reach you. Ten minutes, no numbers needed.

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SOUND FAMILIAR?

You’ve been posting for months.
Where is everybody?

You put up a post on Tuesday. Eleven likes: your sister, two staff, a supplier, and some people you don’t recognize. Nobody called because of it, and nobody mentioned it when they came in.

So you do it again next week, because everyone says you have to be on there. It takes an hour you didn’t have, and you’re not sure what it’s for.

Most Montana businesses doing this are doing it without a job for the page to do. The posts are usually fine. What’s missing sits around them: the listing, the link, the reply. This check shows you which one it is.

WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH

Ten minutes from now, you’ll know

01

Whether the problem is the posts, the listing, or the follow-up

02

Which of your sixteen answers is costing you the most calls

03

What to stop doing, so the hour a week goes somewhere

04

The one fix that usually matters most for Montana businesses: a Google Business Profile with the right hours and the right phone number

INSIDE THE GUIDE

A few of the questions inside

Could you say in one sentence who your posts are for, and would that person recognize themselves?

Is your Google Business Profile claimed, with correct hours, the right phone number, and photos from this year?

Does the link in your bio go to the page where someone can book, call, or buy, rather than your homepage?

When someone messages or comments, does a person reply the same day?

Answer Yes, No, or Not Sure. Then read the pattern: the guide shows you what it means when the gaps cluster in one area, and what to do about it.

Who it’s for: Montana business owners who do their own posting, or pay someone to, and can’t point to a customer it produced.

Who it isn’t for: anyone looking for a content calendar or a posting-more plan. This check will probably tell you to post less.

“First call is super responsive!! Great people, Great service and incredible knowledge base. As a bonus, they’re local, so what could be better?”

Robert Minto, Google review

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER

And if the guide raises questions?

Most owners fix two or three things the same afternoon: the hours on the listing, the link in the bio, whose phone the messages go to.

If you want help reading your results, the guide’s last pages explain the MarketingStack Challenge: a free 30-minute conversation where we look at your Facebook page, your Google Business Profile, and your website together, followed by a personalized report of recommended next steps. No pitch, no pressure, and the report is yours either way.

Common questions

Ten minutes or less, and you can stop the clock early if one area is obviously the problem.

No. Every question can be answered from memory or by opening your own page.

It’s built for Montana service businesses, shops, and trades on Facebook and Google. If your customers are local, yes.

The guide lands in your inbox within a couple of minutes, followed by a short series of emails with next steps. Unsubscribe any time.

No. A short email series follows the guide, and one click ends it.

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