Paul Rammeloo, homeBook a call

Chilliwack · Fraser Valley

Marketing consultant in Chilliwack, BC

I'm Paul Rammeloo, and I live and work in Chilliwack. I help Fraser Valley owners find what's holding their growth back: the offer, the ads, the website or the follow-up. Then I give you a written plan to fix it.

Why me

  • Self-taught

    I've been building businesses since I was 18, and I taught myself every part of it.

  • Seven-figure stores

    I built three ecommerce stores and scaled them to seven figures.

  • $1M+ on Meta ads

    I've spent more than $1M on Meta ads. That's how I learned what a good ad looks like, and what a wasted one costs.

  • Automation

    I've built apps. Now I build AI agents and automations.

Where local growth usually gets stuck

  • The offer

    People don't see why it's for them.

  • The ads

    Spend goes up. Sales don't.

  • The follow-up

    Leads come in and go cold.

  • The site

    People land, can't tell if you serve their town or what it costs, and leave.

Five local basics I check first

If you want to start on your own, start here. Each links to a longer guide.

  1. 01

    A complete Google Business Profile

    Categories, hours, service area, photos and a link to the page that books or sells. It is often the first thing a local customer sees.

    What a clear next step looks like

  2. 02

    Reviews you ask for, every time

    Genuine reviews from real customers, requested right after a job goes well. Never bought, never written for them.

    Say why people should choose you

  3. 03

    A page per service, in plain words

    What you do, where, for whom and what it costs or how pricing works. One clear next step on each page.

    Landing page or product page?

  4. 04

    Replies inside the hour

    Local enquiries often go to two or three businesses at once. The first useful reply usually gets the conversation.

    Why reply speed matters

  5. 05

    Local Meta ads aimed at a real radius

    Ads shown to the towns you actually serve, with an offer that makes sense for them, measured against what a customer is worth.

    Set a Meta budget for a small business

The Growth Diagnostic

  • Price

    CA$1,500 for the standard scope: one business, one agreed problem. Anything bigger is quoted on the first call, before any work starts.

  • Fit call

    20 minutes to check it's a fit.

  • Intake

    30 minutes, plus read-only access to your ad account and analytics.

  • You get

    A written plan for the next 90 days in priority order, and a one-hour walkthrough with me.

Doing the work, your ad spend, paid tools and monthly advisory are separate.

Areas I serve

Based in Chilliwack, BC. Working with businesses in:

  • Chilliwack
  • Sardis and Vedder
  • Rosedale
  • Yarrow
  • Agassiz
  • Hope
  • Abbotsford
  • Mission
  • Langley
  • the rest of the Lower Mainland

And further afield, online.

Questions

Do you only work with Chilliwack businesses?

No. I'm based in Chilliwack, and the Growth Diagnostic runs on calls plus read-only access to your accounts, so it works the same anywhere in the Fraser Valley, BC or beyond.

What does it cost?

The Growth Diagnostic is CA$1,500 for the standard scope: one business and the problem we agree on the first call. That covers the review, the written plan and the walkthrough. Several businesses, extra ad channels or unusual complexity are quoted separately on that call, before any work starts.

Do you guarantee results?

Business results depend on the market and execution. What you get is a careful review of your business, a written plan and a walkthrough.

Can you run the ads or the follow-up for us?

The diagnostic tells you who should do each item: you, a hire, me, or a specialist. If one of my companies is the right fit, I'll say so, and I'll say I own it. You're free to take the plan to anyone.

Do you work with trades and service businesses, or only online stores?

Both. The same four places tend to leak: the offer, the ads, the site and the follow-up. For local service businesses, the follow-up is very often the biggest one.

Tell me where it's stuck.

Or email paul@paulrammeloo.com.