Say: "Before I show you what I built, I want to ask โ when a new client looks you up online, what do you want them to find?" Let him answer. Then you show him what they actually find. That contrast is the pitch.
No-shows are eating 5โ15% of his revenue every week. His phone rings while he's grooming a dog โ every missed call is a missed booking. And when someone Googles "dog grooming Ashburn," he may not show up at all. All three are fixable.
Hand him your phone with the Business Manager open. Say: "This is what you'd check every morning. Your appointments, your earnings, any new requests from clients โ one screen." Watch his reaction. That's your close.
Show the Before/After page. Don't narrate it. Just say: "This is what I built for Vega's. Left is now. Right is what we ship." Give him 10 seconds of silence. The work speaks.
Say: "What I need from you is about 20 minutes on a call to go through your current setup โ then I'll send you a plan. Can we do that next week?" You're not asking for a sale. You're asking for the next conversation. That's all.
The site is built. The app is running. The presentation is ready. Your only job Friday is to walk in confident, show him what you made, and let it speak for itself.
Text Santiago โ