Make $2,000+ from one introduction.
Know a business owner who's great at what they do and whose website isn't pulling its weight? Introduce us. If they start a project with me, you get 20% of it.
If they sell to local customers, or need something built, I want to meet them.
Home service businesses
Roofers, HVAC, plumbers, electricians, remodelers, landscapers. A page for every service and every town they cover, and a system that answers every lead.
Restaurants and food
Menus people can actually read on a phone, online ordering, and catering requests that don't get lost.
Shops and online stores
Product pages, checkout, pickup and delivery, all run from one place.
Gyms, studios and wellness
Memberships, class booking and a site that sells the first visit.
Custom builds
Web apps, client portals, internal tools and automations. If a business is doing it by hand, it can probably be built.
Anyone growing
CRM setup, follow-up that runs on its own, and SEO that keeps them showing up where their customers search.
You make the intro. I do the rest.
- Introduce usUse the form below, or message me. Tell them I'll be reaching out.
- I take it from thereI talk with them, figure out what they need, and tell them straight if it's not a fit.
- You get paidIf they start a project, you get 20% of it, paid once they've paid me.
No selling on your end. On the projects I'm looking for, 20% comes to $2,000 or more. Smaller projects still pay you.
Meet business owners every week?
Suppliers, sign and print shops, insurance agents, bookkeepers, photographers. If your work puts you in front of owners all the time, become a partner.
of the project, when a business you introduce starts one.
$100 every time an owner you send shows up for a call, then 20% of the project when they start.
Want to be a partner? Message me at chad@scrolltheory.media and tell me what you do.
Who should I talk to?
Takes a minute. I'll reach out to them and keep you posted.
I'm Chad Tennent.
I run Scroll Theory Media in Wooster, Ohio. I build websites, online ordering, CRMs and custom tools for small businesses, and I stay on to keep them working. Anyone you introduce talks to me directly, not a sales team.
- You get 20% of the project price: the build or setup they sign for. Monthly fees are not included.
- You're paid once they've paid me. If a project is paid in parts, you're paid in the same parts.
- Partners get $100 when an owner they send shows up for the first call. Partners are people I've agreed to work with.
- The first intro for a business counts. Someone already talking with me doesn't count as a new intro.
- The owner has to know you're introducing them.
- If your referral payments add up to $600 or more in a year, I'll need a W-9 from you before paying, and you'll get a 1099.