Ignite

Every lead comes with the audit that sells it.

Pick a city and a niche. Ignite finds the businesses with no site, a social-only page, or a site that fails on phones, and gives you the evidence.

Founding members keep their price for life.

Report 0042 - Kenilworth Family Dental - Dentists - Cape Town

  1. Fail:

    Not mobile-friendly

    <meta name="viewport" content="..."> – missing

    Pitch: Your site doesn't work on phones.

  2. Fail:

    Table-based layout

    <table width=960>

    Pitch: Outdated structure that hurts mobile experience.

  3. Fail:

    Copyright (c) 2016

    Copyright (c) 2016 Kenilworth Family Dental

    Pitch: Your site looks out of date.

  4. Fail:

    No HTTPS

    http://www.kenilworthfamilydental.co.za

    Pitch: Visitors get a browser warning.

  5. Pass:

    On Google Maps

    38 reviews, 4.6

    Pitch: You have strong local visibility.

Sample report, fictional business

From a city to a call list in one search.

  1. Pick a city and your niches.

    Any city Google Maps covers, and several niches in one search: dentists, plumbers, salons.

  2. Get a scored list.

    Up to 20 businesses per search, each sorted into no website, social only or bad website. Sites are scored 1 to 100, with the reasons.

  3. Pitch with proof.

    Every lead comes with a call script and a website brief. Save leads, track your calls and export to CSV.

Three kinds of lead, each with its proof.

Every business in a search lands in one of three groups. Websites are scored, and every score lists the checks behind it.

Built for people who already build sites.

Ignite finds and qualifies the lead. You build the site, with the tools you already use.

Freelancers. Fill next month’s calendar in an evening.

Run a few searches, keep the leads with the clearest problems, and call with the evidence in front of you.

Agencies. A scored call list for every rep.

Give each rep a city or a niche. Everyone works from the same scores, scripts and call tracking, and exports to CSV.

What’s checked.

Seven signals make up a website’s score. Each one is something you can open the site and see for yourself.

Scoring signals, what each one looks for, and sample evidence
SignalWhat it looks forSample evidence
Mobile-friendlyA viewport tag, so the page is built for phone screens.<meta name="viewport">
Responsive layoutA layout that adapts to the screen instead of a fixed width.body { width: 960px }
Outdated codeTable layouts and other markup from another decade.<table width=960>
HTTPSA secure connection, so visitors see no browser warning.http://
Old buildersWeebly, old WordPress versions and other legacy builders.generator: WordPress 4.9
Copyright yearThe footer year, a quick sign of when the site was last touched.© 2016
Mobile speedGoogle PageSpeed’s mobile performance result.performance: 23

Some sites block automated checks. Those stay unscored and are marked that way, so you never pitch on a guess.

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Questions, answered plainly.

Where does the data come from?

Live Google Maps listings, fetched through Google Places when you search. Ignite then checks each business’s website itself. Nothing comes from a stale list.

Which countries does it cover?

Any country Google Maps covers. How many businesses you get depends on how complete the local listings are, so some towns return fewer than 20.

Can I cold-call and email these businesses?

Ignite gives you public business details and the evidence to pitch. You’re responsible for following the outreach rules where you work: POPIA in South Africa, GDPR and PECR in the UK, GDPR in the EU, and Do Not Call registers where they exist.

When does it launch?

There’s no public date yet. Everyone on the list gets an email when it opens, and founding members get in first.

What does “founding price” mean?

Prices aren’t set yet. Everyone who confirms a spot before launch gets the founding price, and it stays locked for as long as you keep your subscription.

Your next client is already on Google Maps.

Join the waitlist. Founding members get early access and keep their price for life.