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Over the last five years, I've worked with 1,200+ home service businesses.
We’ve helped clients go from:
$0 -> $1M
$1M -> $10M+
And I’ve seen every major roadblock along the way.
Sales, marketing, hiring, leadership, etc
So I spent 150+ hours mapping out every one of these constraints: what revenue level you'll hit them at and exactly how to solve them.
And condensed all of it down into 20 videos...
COMPLETEY FREE
Like & comment “ROADMAP” to get it.
Andy Walker - SMB Marketing retweeted
Lock in fellas. I’ll be doing a misinformation campaign up there as well
This isn't a 2,000-person conference with a lanyard and a keynote you forget by lunch.
30 seats.
$50M/yr operators.
Home service owners at $1M+.
Fort Lauderdale, Feb 28th.
22 already claimed.
DM "STRYKER" for one of the last few.
Andy Walker - SMB Marketing retweeted
Running Google Ads for a hyper-niche service business
One week in, and we have landed a $2,700 job.
Hyped for how this one plays out, about a takeover of multiple cities across the country
The Stryker Growth Summit is almost full.
22 of the 30 seats are gone.
A handful left for home service owners doing $1M+.
Feb 28th, Fort Lauderdale.
DM me "STRYKER" to grab one.
Overrated marketing advice:
• Buying followers
• Posting 10x a day
• Rebuilding your offer
Underrated marketing advice:
To be clear:
A bigger following is fine. A sharp offer matters. Posting helps.
But followers don't book jobs. A new offer won't fix a phone that rings out. And volume means nothing if the basics leak.
Own the fundamentals first. Then scale.
If you dread every Monday and the business can't run without you touching everything, sit with that for a second.
Picture doing the exact same week for the next 10 years.
That discomfort is the sign it's time to build something that runs without you.
You don't need a new website, a rebrand, and a ChatGPT logo before you start marketing.
That's just an expensive way to avoid the hard part.
Go claim your Google profile, get 10 reviews, and answer the phone.
Fix the rest later.
Three numbers every owner should know at midnight: What a lead costs you, what a customer is worth, and how many calls you miss a week.





