Leads to Revenue
Real conversations with local business owners about what it actually takes to run and grow a business. No theory. No pitches. Just real talk about what worked, what didn't, and what they wish someone had told them earlier.
What the show is about
Every week, Wesley Cable sits down with a local business owner -- a plumber, an electrician, a landscaper, a roofer -- and has a real conversation about building a business. Not the highlight reel. The full story.
How they got started. The win that changed everything. The mistake that cost them. What they spend on marketing and whether it's working. And the advice they'd give someone just starting out in their trade.
If you run a local business and you've ever felt like you're spending money on marketing without knowing if it's working, missing calls you shouldn't be missing, or running a business that can't function without you, this show is for you.
Wesley Cable
Founder of PipelineOS. 30 years in business, 5 years in SEO. Wesley built PipelineOS to help local businesses stop guessing and start measuring. He brings the questions; the guests bring the experience.
Four themes that run through every episode
Leads & Lead Generation
How to get more calls, attract better customers, and make the phone ring consistently.
Pipeline & Follow-Up
What happens after the call. Speed-to-lead, follow-up systems, and not letting leads go cold.
Measuring What Works
Tracking, attribution, and knowing which marketing channels produce real revenue vs. noise.
Business Growth & Mindset
Scaling, hiring, and systematizing. Building something that doesn't depend entirely on the owner.
This show is for you if...
You run a local business and you're spending money on marketing without knowing what's actually working.
You're missing calls and losing jobs to competitors who answer faster.
You want to learn from other business owners who've figured out parts of the puzzle.
You're building something that should be able to run without you being there every second.
Every episode, every guest
Five questions that get to the heart of running a local business:
- 1. Their story -- how they got into the trade and built their business
- 2. A significant win -- what worked and why
- 3. A hard lesson -- what they got wrong and what they'd do differently
- 4. Their relationship with marketing -- what they spend, what they've tried, what they think about it
- 5. Advice for someone just starting out in their trade
Want to share your story?
If you run a local business and you've got a story worth telling, we want to hear it. No scripts, no preparation needed. Just a real conversation about your business.
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