Canadian small business
Your work is good.Your website is not.
Wealthfare fixes the handful of things standing between a business that does excellent work and the customers trying to find it. Usually a site, a Google listing, and somewhere for enquiries to land.
Send the address of your site. The reply names what to fix first, whether you hire anyone or not.
First pass
yourbusiness.ca
- Google Business ProfileNot claimed
- Found in local searchBarely
- The site on a phoneSlow
- Reviews coming inNothing asking
- Where enquiries landUnclear
- Book or pay onlineNo way to
- Phone number and hoursCorrect
Ordered by what pays back first.
Nobody is going to tell you your site is losing you work.
The customers who bounced will not email to say why. They looked, decided, and called someone else. From the inside it reads as a quiet month rather than a fixable problem, which is why it stays unfixed for years.
It is rarely a rebuild. It is a listing nobody claimed, a form going to an inbox nobody reads, and no way to book. Small, cheap, and nobody owns them.
What we fix
Five things, cheapest first.
We start at the top of this list, because the first two items usually pay for the rest.
Your Google listing
Claimed, filled in, categorized properly, with real photos and current hours. This is what decides whether you appear in the map results, and it is usually the fastest thing to fix.
A site that works on a phone
Fast, legible, and honest about what you do. Most of your visitors are standing outside on mobile data deciding whether to call you.
Reviews arriving on their own
A short, automatic ask after the job is done, sent by text or email. Good businesses stay invisible because nobody ever asks.
Enquiries that get answered
Missed calls texted back, forms landing where you actually read them, and quotes that follow themselves up instead of going quiet.
Booking and paying online
For anything with a calendar or a deposit: let people book without a phone call, and stop chasing money you have already earned.
Who does the work
One person, start to finish.
Wealthfare is Steffen Hoyemsvoll. The person on the first call is the person who builds it, so nothing is lost in a handover and there is no account manager between you and the work.
He has founded and sold a business, run operations and technology inside a professional practice, and spent years building the systems small companies actually run on. That background is why the advice tends to start with what is cheapest rather than what is largest.
- Oxford Master of Physics
- Kodin co-founder (exited 2018)
- Partner, Ecommerce Accountants LLP
- Chartered Wealth Manager (CISI)
Who we work with
Trades, clinics, and appointment businesses.
Businesses where the owner is on the tools or with a client all day, and the phone is still the main way work arrives.
Trades & home
- Plumbers and heating engineers
- Electricians
- Builders and renovation contractors
- Landscapers and garden designers
- Cleaning companies
- Roofers
Health & wellbeing
- Therapists and counsellors
- Physiotherapists and clinics
- Salons and barbers
Advice & practice
- Coaches and consultants
- Accountants and bookkeepers
Creative & personal
- Dog groomers
- Photographers
- Driving instructors
- Tutors and tuition centres
- Caterers
Find out what it is costing you.
Send a short message with your site address. You get back a written list of what to fix, in the order that pays back fastest.