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A medicine-trained MBA who operates on businesses, not bodies🫀
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The work is doing its job. The link under the bio is not. This is the first of 3 leaks I keep finding on designer pages. The full walkthrough is on my YouTube channel.

#interiordesigner #designstudio #smallbusiness
#clientexperience #leadgen by @madisonthemethod

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2 months ago

#justwork #aiforbusiness #foundermode #womeninai #workharder by @madisonthemethod

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4 months ago

Three years of medical school taught me one thing: find what’s actually broken before you touch anything.
I left, got an MBA, and now I operate on businesses instead of bodies. Same instinct — diagnose the cause, not the symptom.
Most businesses don’t have a strategy problem. They have a systems problem.
Follow me — I break down a system every week!
#careerswitch #womeninai #businesssystems #aiforbusiness #entrepreneurstory by @madisonthemethod

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5 months ago

progress>perfection #bebetterthanyesterday #progressoverperfection #businessowner #foundertok by @madisonthemethod

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Your Google reviews can disappear. Without anybody deciding to hurt you.

The page that holds them isn’t yours. It sits on Google’s site, under Google’s rules, tied to one login. You manage it. You don’t own it. And it can go dark.

Four ways it happens.

If Google’s copy ever goes dark, your own page should still say what the last customer said.

Full video on my YouTube channel, @madisonthemethod.

#googlereviews #googlebusinessprofile #smallbusiness #localbusiness #systems by @madisonthemethod

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6 days ago

Where should a review live? 2 places, on its own.

A review should never live only in Google’s hands. It lands on the map, where the next customer is searching, and on your page, where they’re deciding.

Both, every time, on its own. Not copied over by hand on a Sunday.

If Google’s copy ever goes dark, your page still says what the last customer said.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #smallbusiness #localbusiness #customerreviews #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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6 days ago

Why your Google reviews are disappearing (4 ways it happens)

Your Google page isn’t yours. It sits on Google’s site, under Google’s rules, tied to one login, and it can go dark without anyone deciding to hurt you.

4 ways it happens: you moved and a new page got made; your home address is on a business that goes to the customer; the page was set up under an email nobody checks; or there are two pages and the one people see is the one you don’t control.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #googlebusinessprofile #smallbusiness #localbusiness #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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7 days ago

“Who did your patio?” They never see your Google page.

Somebody texts a friend: who did your patio? The friend sends your handle or your link, and they never see your Google page. Neither does the person who saw your truck, your sign in a yard, or a post they saved.

Every one of those roads ends on your page, and not one of them goes through the map.

Same reviews, second place, and now every road ends somewhere the last customer already spoke.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #smallbusiness #wordofmouth #customerreviews #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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7 days ago

They found the perfect slab. The page just said call.

A stone yard takes a photo of every slab. It gives each one a lot number and its own page. All so one person can find the one they love.
Then they find it, and the shop is closed. So they take a screenshot. It gets lost next to slabs from other yards.

Here’s the thing. Two slabs can have the same name and look totally different. The lot number is how you get the exact one.

So we built a page that lets them tag it. One tap, and the lot fills in by itself. The shop checks the slab and says yes.

Full walkthrough is on my YouTube channel.
#stoneyard #countertops #granite #smallbusiness #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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10 days ago

They tapped your name. The one thing that got them there isn’t on your page.

They’re on your page and they’re deciding. Your photos are there, your services are there, a button to call, and nothing from the last customer.
So they go back to the list to check, and the other names are still on it.

The moment they’re deciding is the one moment your reviews aren’t in the room. Put what the last customer said right under the button and there’s nothing to go back and check.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #smallbusiness #websitetips #customerreviews #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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11 days ago

Your best review is four years old. Here’s how that reads.

A review has a date on it, and people read the date first. A review from last month says you’re still good. One from four years ago reads like a
closed sign. That’s why the newest one matters more than how many you have: they’re checking whether the lights are still on.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #smallbusiness #localbusiness #customerreviews #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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11 days ago

The only page about your business you didn’t write.

Your website, you wrote. Your ads, you wrote. The lettering on your truck, you picked. Everything a customer can find about you came from you, except one thing.

A review is the only page about you that you didn’t write, and that’s the whole reason it’s believed.

Full video on my YouTube channel.

#googlereviews #smallbusiness #localbusiness #customerreviews #businessautomation by @madisonthemethod

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12 days ago