Field Rep Opportunity · South Shore / Boston MA

Earn $200 Per Sale. Find bad websites, show them a better one, drop off a flyer, get paid.

I run Wicked Fast Web — I rebuild outdated local business websites for $500. Fast, mobile-friendly, secure. I build a free preview. You print a one-page flyer (I make for you), go the place, show them a nice slick new website, and drop off the flyer in person. If they buy — you pocket $200. Venmo on the spot.

A car
A printer
A smartphone
— that's the whole list.
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No pitch  ·  No cold calls  ·  No experience needed  ·  Work whenever you want
$200 per sale, cash out same day
$0 upfront cost to get started
5 min of effort per lead

These businesses actually need this. You're not selling snake oil — you're handing someone a better version of something they already have. They already know their current site is not great but the hassle to upgrade it has prevented that from happening.

The Starting Line

Three things. That's all you need.

No training course. No sales experience. No kit fee. Just these.

A Car

You probably drive past a dozen businesses with bad websites every single day. That commute is your territory. The South Shore alone has hundreds of targets within 20 minutes of each other.

A Printer

I give you a ready-to-print one-page handout customized for each business. You print it, walk in, hand it over. The handout has a QR code that pulls up the new site. You don't have to say much.

A Smartphone

Pull up the new site live on your phone. The contrast with their old site does all the talking. Owners react immediately — sometimes they want to sign up before you've even finished showing it.

No tech background needed. No sales script. Just show and go.

The Playbook

Four steps. About 5 minutes of effort.

The whole thing is designed so you're showing something, not selling something. Big difference.

1

Spot a local business with a bad website

Outdated, broken on phones, slow, looks like 2009. You probably drive past a dozen a day. Restaurants, auto shops, landscapers, salons — any local business with an embarrassing site is a candidate. Text me the name and URL.

Takes 2 minutes
2

I build them a free preview of a brand new site

Within a day or two I rebuild their site from scratch — fast, mobile-friendly, modern. You don't pitch an idea. You walk in with a real, live, working website already built for that business. They've never seen anything like it.

Ted handles this
3

You print the handout and drop it off in person

I give you a ready-to-print one-pager. Walk in, say hi, show them the new site on your phone, hand them the flyer. Say: "Someone already rebuilt your site — want to see it real quick?" Then walk out. No pitch. No pressure. No closing.

The whole job
4

If they buy — $200 hits your Venmo

Most owners scan the QR code on their own time and reach out to me directly. When the $500 payment clears, $200 goes straight to you — Venmo, Zelle, whatever you prefer. Follow up with them if you think it will close them!

💵 Payday
A Real Example — Warren Tavern, Charlestown MA

The full cycle, start to finish.

Here's exactly what happens: the bad site, the new site we build, and the handout you print and drop off. Click each to see the real thing. This is the main page. Idea is, it sells itself.

Step 1 — You spot it
Their site today
www.warrentavern.com
Warren Tavern old site
Open warrentavern.com

Outdated, broken on phones. Looks like 2003. This is what you're spotting when you drive by.

Step 2 — We build it
New site (live)
warren-tavern.wickedfastweb.com
Warren Tavern new site by Wicked Fast
Open live new site

This is what you pull up on your phone when you walk in. Fast, mobile, modern. It's already live before you say a word.

Step 3 — You drop this off
The handout
Warren Tavern — Wicked Fast Web handout.html
Open printable handout

One page. You print it, walk in, hand it to the manager. QR code links straight to the new site. That's the whole job.

We've done this for restaurants, auto shops, bars, marine yards, HVAC companies, and more.

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The Fine Print

Simple and fair.

No complex contracts. No quotas. Just a straightforward handshake deal.

Independent Contractor (1099)

You're not an employee — you're an affiliate. Set your own hours, pick your own targets, work whenever you want. You'll get a 1099 at year end if you earn over $600.

Commission triggers on cleared payment

A deal is "closed" when the $500 payment clears via Stripe. Your $200 goes out to you promptly — Venmo, Zelle, whatever works. No waiting around.

First come, first served on targets

Text me a business name and it's yours for 30 days. No one else will pitch it during that window. Keeps everyone from stepping on each other.

Stick to what's in the kit

Don't promise features or timelines that aren't in the standard offer. If an owner asks about custom stuff, just say "let me loop in Ted on that" — I'll take it from there.

Quick Q&A

Things people ask

Not at all. You're not explaining how the website works — you're showing it. If someone asks a technical question, you pass it to Ted. You'll feel comfortable walking in anywhere after one quick call to go over the basics.

Local trades and service businesses work best: auto shops, landscapers, restaurants, bars, HVAC, plumbers, dentists, hair salons. These owners are busy, don't have a marketing team, and often still have a website from 2003. They also respond to a friendly walk-in way better than an email.

Something like: "Hey, I work with a local web company — we already rebuilt your website, want to see it real quick?" Then you pull it up on your phone, hand them the flyer, and leave. That's genuinely the whole script. You're not there to close anyone — the QR code and the site do that later.

Text me the business name and their current URL. I'll build a preview version within a day or two. You'll get a link and a ready-to-print handout with a QR code. The business is reserved for you for 30 days — no one else will pitch it.

That's the best possible lead. If your friend's dad runs a landscaping company, or you know someone who works the front desk at a salon with a terrible website — that's a warm lead and it's almost impossible to lose. Text me the URL. I'll build the new site. You pitch it to someone you already know. Doesn't get easier than that.

South Shore and greater Boston area is the sweet spot — but anywhere in MA works. The "local neighbor" angle travels well. If you're on the Cape, the North Shore, Worcester — send me a message and we'll figure it out.

That's a great sign — means they're engaged. Tell them "absolutely, Ted handles all revisions after you sign up." The first 30 minutes of changes per month are included in their $50/mo plan. Don't negotiate scope yourself; just loop me in.

Reply with a local business
you think has a rough website.

We'll go from there. No forms. No commitments. Just shoot me a text or email with a business name and URL — if it looks like a fit, I'll build the new site and get you set up.

Email [email protected]
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Based in Scituate, MA · Serving the South Shore and beyond