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Industry 2 · Small business & ops · 22 titles

When a buyer searches for what you do, and when they ask an assistant, you should be there.

22 publications cover Small business & ops. Their readers are founders, operators and early employees at young companies — the people who sign for what you sell.

Price the Small business & ops cluster Check your visibility in this category 22 titles · 44 indexed pages · from $1,307
The titles that cover you
Bootstrapped Books
Running a company on its own money
Cash · Growth · Paying Yourself
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Business Basics Desk
The fundamentals nobody explains twice
Customers · Money · Operations
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How To Start It
Plain answers for people starting from nothing
Decisions · First Steps · Getting Help
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Made It Work
The specific thing that turned it around
Before & After · Playbooks · Turnarounds
1 slot left this month
Pricing Practice
Deciding what to charge, and changing it later
Changes · Models · Research
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Quiet Wins
Small businesses that work, without the headlines
Choices · Numbers · Stories
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Rate & Realization
Consulting practices, measured by what you actually collect
Delivery · Economics · Growth
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Register & Run
From company formation to a business that runs itself
Formation · Stepping Back · Systems
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Scope & Creep
Running an agency that survives its own clients
Clients · Operations · Pricing
1 slot left this month
Small and Owned
Build small, own everything, live well
Automate · Build · Business Profiles
1 slot left this month
The Clinic Floor
Veterinary practice, run as a business worth owning
Economics · Ownership · Practice
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The First Invoice
Getting paid, from the first bill onward
Chasing · Invoicing · Terms
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The LOI File
Buying and selling small businesses, deal by deal
Diligence · Financing · Valuation
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The Long Game
Businesses measured in decades, not quarters
Compounding · Endurance · Ownership
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The Margin Desk
What is left after everything else is paid
Costs · Mix · Pricing
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The Ops Manual
Writing down how the business actually runs
Delegation · Procedures · Quality
1 slot left this month
The Owner's Desk
Owning a business, not just working in one
Exit · Ownership · Value
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The Paperwork Guide
Forms, filings and the admin nobody warns you about
Filings · Records · Registering
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The People Stack
HR tooling for teams without an HR department
Policy · Process · Tools
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The Pest Route
Route density, recurring revenue and the business of pest control
Growth · Routes · Treatment
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The Royalty Report
Franchising, from the FDD to unit economics
Development · Franchisor Relations · Unit Economics
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The Ticket Queue
Managed IT, one ticket at a time
Contracts · Operations · Stack
2 slots left this month
The buying questions in this industry
“best bookkeeping software for a small business”
“how do I take card payments cheaply”
“who builds websites for small firms”
“what insurance does a small business need”
“how to hire the first employee”
“when to incorporate versus stay a sole trader”
Before and after, in this category

Query: “best bookkeeping software for a small business”

In Google Before
bookwise.example
Bookwise — the standard choice
directory.example
directory — Top 14 options in 2026, ranked
ledgerbird.example
Ledgerbird — Booking, invoicing and reminders for businesses with nobody to run them
position 9
In an AI answer Before
Three companies named: Bookwise, Tally Studio, Roster. Ledgerbird does not appear, and no source mentions it.
In Google Twelve weeks later
The Launch Channel · 12 Aug 2026
Best bookkeeping software for a small business
The Second Attempt · 19 Aug 2026
Best bookkeeping software for a small business
ledgerbird.example
Ledgerbird — Booking, invoicing and reminders for businesses with nobody to run them
position 4
In an AI answer Twelve weeks later
Four companies named, Ledgerbird second — cited to The Launch Channel and The Ship List.
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Search impressions on non-brand queries went up, and separately the assistants started naming us in shortlists. One purchase, two reports for the board.

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