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Mike Kemry I'm Michael Kemry. I build the websites + lead-follow-up systems local businesses run on β€” captured, followed up, booked. I build it, I stay in it.

Hello πŸ‘‹ Michael Kemry here. As a seasoned freelance marketer, I'm your ally in carving out your financial future. Committed to digital victories, I'm passionate about enabling your success amidst the digital era's hustle. It's more than just a job for me – it's about championing your financial independence and creating sustainable income flows that break free from the 9-to-5 routine. Hailing from the buzzing hub of Tampa, Florida, I dive headfirst into the thrilling odyssey of freelance marketing. The pulse of my mission: Commission Collective, an electrifying Skool community. There, I mentor rising freelance marketing stars. Together, we unlock the secrets of Go High Level's revolutionary business blueprint. As the digital entrepreneurship realm evolves, we arm you with potent skills and tactics to dominate the virtual realm. Once, I was exactly where you standβ€”a prisoner of the 9 to 5 grind, shackled by the constant fear of layoffs. I clocked in, clocked out, but never felt secure. That relentless angst? I know it well. Then, everything changed. As a Facilities Manager at a Fortune 500 company, I witnessed colleagues vanish in a layoff tempest. That was my wake-up call. No more would I let my fate be chained to a paycheck. Now, I've turned the tables. I’m a freelance marketer on my own terms, and it's time to revolutionize your life, just as I did mine. Let's break free together. September 2022 marked the start of my quest for the extraordinary. Like a true digital-age pioneer, I scoured the internet for the one thing that could liberate me from my desk chainsβ€”a DIY solution to reinvent my career path. December 2022 was a game-changer for me. I took the plunge and joined Fullstaq Marketer, embarking on an electrifying freelance marketing adventure. Standing at the precipice of change, I realizedβ€”everything I'd built over two decades could vanish in a heartbeat. The time for transformation was now, and it couldn't come soon enough. Unlock Your Marketing Genius! Dive into a world where your mindset metamorphoses into a powerhouse of savvy, unparalleled profitability. Arm yourself with lifelong skills and indomitable knowledge that are yours forever. Are you poised to catapult your brand?

Somebody asks you for a quote. You say "I'll get back to you."To you, that's a plan. To them, it's a question mark.When?...
10/14/2026

Somebody asks you for a quote. You say "I'll get back to you."

To you, that's a plan. To them, it's a question mark.

When? Today? Next week? Do I call you or do you call me?

So they wait a day. Then they start calling the other guys. Not because you did anything wrong. Because nobody told them what happens next.

Here's the fix, and it costs nothing.

Every time someone reaches out, tell them the next step and when it happens.

"I'll be out Thursday between 1 and 3."
"You'll have the estimate by Friday."
"If you don't hear from me by Monday, call me, because something slipped."

That's it. One sentence.

People don't mind waiting. They mind not knowing. When they know what's coming, they stop shopping around and wait for you.

Better yet, put it in a text that goes out automatically the minute they ask. Then it happens even on the days you're slammed.

If you want somebody to look at what your customers hear after they reach out, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

10/13/2026

A generator company here in Florida came to me with one problem: they were great at the work, but not enough people knew they existed.

We didn't start with a pitch. We started with a conversation. What's not working? Where are the calls going?

Then I built it: a page, ads, and a follow-up system for every lead. So when the power goes out and people go looking, they find them, and somebody follows up.

That's what I do. I build it, and I stay in it.

πŸ‘‰ Want the same conversation for your business? Book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

"I don't need a website. I've got a page."I hear this from good contractors all the time. And I get it. The pag...
10/12/2026

"I don't need a website. I've got a page."

I hear this from good contractors all the time. And I get it. The page is free, your customers are on there, and it's been working okay.

But here's what you don't see.

Somebody's neighbor mentions your name. They don't go search Facebook. They search Google. If nothing solid comes up, or it's a page they have to log in to see, a lot of them just move on to the next name.

And you don't own that page. Facebook changes the rules, your reach drops, an account gets locked. It happens more than people think. Then the thing your whole business sits on is gone overnight.

A page is a good front porch. It's not the house.

The website is the house. It's where people land from Google, see what you do, and call or book without digging. Your page should point there, not replace it.

You don't need a big fancy site. You need one that shows up, loads fast on a phone, and makes it easy to reach you.

If you want to know what people actually find when they search your business name, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

Quick homework for this week. Costs nothing.Call or text your last five customers and ask one question:"How'd you find u...
10/11/2026

Quick homework for this week. Costs nothing.

Call or text your last five customers and ask one question:

"How'd you find us?"

That's it. Write down what they say, word for word.

Most owners think they know the answer. "Word of mouth." "Google." "They saw the truck."

Then they ask, and it's something else. A neighbor's Facebook post. A review somebody read at 10 at night. The guy who couldn't get through to the other company.

Here's why it matters.

If you don't know where your good customers come from, you can't do more of it. You end up spending time and money on stuff that feels busy, while the thing actually bringing you work sits there with nobody tending it.

Five calls. One question. You'll learn more about your marketing in 20 minutes than a month of guessing.

And while you've got them on the phone, they'll probably say something nice. Ask if they'd mind putting that in a review.

If you want help making sense of what you hear, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

Two words broke my own lead system last week."That is" and "that's."I'd set up a Facebook form for my own business. Peop...
10/10/2026

Two words broke my own lead system last week.

"That is" and "that's."

I'd set up a Facebook form for my own business. People answer a few questions, and the system reads their answers and sorts them. Ready to talk now goes one way. Just looking goes another.

When I built the form, I typed the answers in fresh instead of copying them over. One said "That is more than I can do right now." My system was waiting for "That's more than I can do right now."

Same meaning to you and me. Not to a computer. It matches letter for letter.

So the answer didn't match anything, and it fell into the default pile. The first two real leads that came in both got marked as ready to buy. They weren't.

Nothing crashed. No error. It just sorted people wrong, quietly.

I caught it because I went and looked at the actual leads instead of trusting the setup. Fixed the wording so it matched word for word, and it sorts right now.

Here's why I'm telling you.

Every business has a spot where one thing hands off to another. The form to the inbox. The booking page to the calendar. The missed call to the text-back. When one side changes and the other doesn't, nothing breaks loud. It just stops working right.

The only way to know is to go look.

If you want somebody to check the handoffs in your marketing, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

The first question in almost every customer's head is "what's this going to cost me?"And most local business websites wo...
10/09/2026

The first question in almost every customer's head is "what's this going to cost me?"

And most local business websites won't say a word about it.

I get why. Every job is different. You don't want to get pinned to a number before you've seen the place.

But here's what happens when there's nothing at all. The homeowner figures you're expensive. Or they figure it's a hassle to find out. So they close the tab and call the guy whose site gives them some idea.

You don't need a full price list. You need a ballpark.

Something like: "Most water heater swaps run between this and this. We'll give you an exact number after we look."

That one line does a lot of work.

It tells people you're upfront. It weeds out the folks who were never going to spend that much, so you're not driving across town for nothing. And the ones who do call already know the range, so the estimate doesn't shock anybody.

Pick your three most common jobs. Write a range for each. Put it where people can see it.

If you want a second set of eyes on what your website is saying (and not saying), book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

"If they were serious, they'd call back."I hear this one a lot. Usually right after a missed call.I get it. You're on a ...
10/08/2026

"If they were serious, they'd call back."

I hear this one a lot. Usually right after a missed call.

I get it. You're on a roof, under a sink, or driving between jobs. You can't grab every call. And it feels like the real customers will try again.

Here's the thing. Most of them won't.

Not because they weren't serious. Because they're busy too.

Picture who's calling. She's got a kid on her hip and a bucket under the ceiling. She called you because she needs it fixed. When nobody picks up, she doesn't wait around to see if you call back. She calls the next number on the list.

Whoever answers first gets the job. Not the best company. The first one who answers.

So "they weren't serious" is just a story we tell ourselves so the missed call doesn't sting.

The fix isn't answering every call yourself. That's impossible. The fix is making sure nobody hangs up and hears nothing. A text goes out right away: "Sorry I missed you, I'm on a job. What do you need help with?" Now she's talking to you instead of dialing the next guy.

If you want to know how many of your missed calls are quietly going to somebody else, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

Here's a 2-minute test. Do it today.Grab somebody else's phone and send a text to your business number. The one on your ...
10/07/2026

Here's a 2-minute test. Do it today.

Grab somebody else's phone and send a text to your business number. The one on your truck, your sign, your Google listing.

Something simple. "Hi, do you do estimates on Saturdays?"

Then wait.

Did it go through? Did anybody see it? Did anything come back?

Here's why I ask. A lot of local businesses still have a regular office line on the truck. It looks fine. It rings fine. But plenty of those lines can't take a text at all. The message just goes nowhere, and the person who sent it never knows.

And more people text first than you'd think. Especially the younger homeowners. They're standing in the kitchen looking at the leak, and they don't want to make a call. They just want to send a quick "you guys available?"

If that text disappears, they don't try again. They text the next guy.

You'd never know you lost the job.

If you run the test and get nothing back, that's worth fixing this week. If you want a second set of eyes on how people reach you, book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

10/06/2026

Your website isn't broken. It's just asleep.

It looks nice. It cost you good money. But when somebody finds it at 9 at night, looks around and leaves, you never even know they were there.

A website should bring you business, not just sit there. So I wire it up: form β†’ instant text β†’ they pick a time on your calendar β†’ you walk in to a booked day.

πŸ‘‰ Is yours working or sleeping? Book a free marketing audit here: https://mikekemryonlinemarketing.com/free-audit

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