If you ask a hot dog cart business owner if they have enough customers, 99 percent will say no. And 1 percent will be lying.

“To succeed you must sell hot dogs to a lot of people. The good news is that there are a lot of people.”

What if I told you that I’m pretty sure I can get your hot dog biz on the first page of Google?

Recently I have been doing that very thing for a few local businesses near me. You see, word has gotten around in my town that I’m “the guy who knows all that internet stuff” and business owner friends of mine have been asking me to help them with their online marketing.

When I think back I have to laugh. When I started my first hot dog biz in 2006 I could barely spell computer. I taught myself how to build a website because I wanted one for my business. Then I wanted to put my hot dog training online so I learned how to do that. One thing leads to another I guess.

Anyways, after a lot of trial and error I came up with a strategy that is putting local businesses on page one of Google very consistently. Sometimes multiple listings on page one.

I think it would be fun to test this brand new method with a few of my hot dog slinger friends. If you want your mobile food business to be ranked high on Google so that customers in your town can find you, then this is for you.

• This works even if you don’t have a website yet.
• There is no work involved on your part.
• My marketing team and I will do everything.

If you are interested leave your name, phone number, city, and state in the comments below. Tell me a little about your business too. I won’t be publishing these comments. No one will read them but me.

I will select a few slingers from the list. If you are one of these, I will personally give you a call to see if we are a good fit.

If chosen, I will create an online advertising package to promote your business. It will include a video commercial, a recorded audio interview with me on Hot Dog Cart Radio, a transcript of that interview, links to your Facebook page and website (if you have them – NOT mandatory) and any customer testimonials that you have collected (again, not mandatory).

There will be a small fee to cover my costs, but I think you will find that it is more than reasonable. It will be waaaay less than a local newspaper ad. If the price is OK with you then I will get started.

Ready?

Name, Email, Phone, City, State and a little info about your hot dog biz.

In the comments below.

This is going to be awesome!

-Steve

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