Your service page is the highest-leverage asset in your business. Most service pages are also the worst-written.
I rewrite one service page per client, in 48 hours, for a flat $1,500. Built to convert qualified buyers and surface in AI search.
Currently 2 of 4 slots open this week.
The page is doing three jobs at once now. Most pages still do one.
Most B2B service pages were written before AI changed how buyers research. They read like brochures — vague headlines, no proof above the fold, buried CTAs, no answers to the specific questions buyers are typing into ChatGPT and Perplexity at midnight before a sales call.
A service page in 2026 has to do three jobs at once: convince a human in six seconds, answer the questions an AI search engine will ask on that human's behalf, and pre-qualify a buyer before they ever book a call. Most pages do one of those things. The good ones do two. Almost none do all three.
Three things land in your inbox 48 hours after the kickoff.
The page
Full rewrite of one high-stakes service page. Headline, subheads, body copy, CTAs, FAQ block, meta description. Built to convert humans and surface in AI search results.
The rationale
A short doc walking through every major copy decision — what I changed, why I changed it, and what strategic trade-off each choice represents. Your team can apply the same logic to other pages without hiring me again.
The walkthrough
A six-minute Loom where I screen-share the page and talk through it section by section. Most clients tell me this is the most useful asset of the three.
Four steps. Forty-eight hours. No scope creep.
Book the kickoff call
Thirty minutes. I ask you about your buyer, your differentiation, and the deals you've won and lost. I record it.
Pay the invoice
$1,500 flat, payment link sent after the call. No retainer, no scope creep, no hidden costs. The 48-hour clock starts when payment clears.
I write
You go run your business.
You get the page
Plus the rationale doc and the walkthrough Loom. One revision round included. Send notes within seven days, I incorporate, we're done.
Twelve years of direct response for B2B firms.
I'm Brian Stachurski. My background is direct-response copy for B2B firms — including senior engagements with Michael Hyatt & Company, where my work was tied to seven-figure revenue outcomes.
I'm also a senior operator at Mercer Franklin, the strategic marketing consultancy founded by my wife Juliana. The firm takes on bigger, longer engagements — six-figure positioning and content systems for founder-led companies. This sprint offer is how I work with firms who need a single page fixed faster than a full engagement allows.
The objections, handled.
What if 48 hours isn't enough time to do good work?
The 48-hour window forces a tight scope and a focused process. I do one of these per cycle, in deep-work mode, with the kickoff call as the only input. The constraint is the feature, not the bug. If a service page rewrite genuinely requires three weeks of work, it's not a service page rewrite — it's a brand repositioning, and I'd tell you that before you paid me.
What if I don't like it?
One revision round is included. If you send specific notes, I incorporate them. If after the revision you genuinely think the work isn't a fit, I'll refund you and we part on good terms. I've never had to do this, but the offer stands.
Can you do my whole site instead of one page?
No, at least not at this price or this turnaround. One page, deep, in 48 hours. If you want a full site, that's a different conversation and a different engagement (typically through Mercer Franklin, $15K and up).
Do you work with my industry?
The framework works for any B2B professional services firm — law, accounting, consulting, fractional executive shops, specialized agencies, B2B SaaS at the founder-led stage. If you're B2C, e-commerce, or pre-revenue, this isn't the right fit and I'll tell you on the kickoff call.
What's the catch?
There isn't one, but the honest answer is that one in five sprint clients ends up working with me on bigger projects afterward. I don't pitch on the kickoff call or in the deliverable — if the page works the way it should, I'll have earned the right to a second conversation. That's the whole strategy.
If you've been meaning to fix your service page for six months — let's fix it this week.
If you're a founder or partner at a B2B firm and your service page is the part of your business you've been meaning to fix for six months but never quite get to, this is the offer.
Currently 2 of 4 slots open this week. Updated weekly.