Info Product Factory
Flagship offer

Source-backed revenue reports for the next local growth move.

A source-backed report that shows where demand, competitors, and conversion gaps create the next practical revenue move.

Offer

Weekly local opportunity report

Cadence

Weekly or one-off

Starts at

$299 per report

Sample packet

Glass Repair Local Opportunity Snapshot

The sample shows how InfoFactory turns public signals into a short revenue decision packet: who is visible, what proof is missing, and which test should happen first.

Buyer decision

Decide which landing page, proof asset, or tracking setup should be improved before paid traffic.

One-page decision memo
Competitor and proof-gap table
Recommended next test
Operator-safe source notes

Competitor proof gap

High

Public homepage and review-profile scan

Create a before-and-after proof block and route it to the main service page before spending on broad ad traffic.

Tracking readiness

Medium

Visible CTA and form-path review

Confirm call, form, and conversion labels before paid search. If labels are missing, keep the report in planning mode.

Offer clarity

High

Above-the-fold copy and service-page comparison

Lead with the urgent repair use case, then support it with service area, response time, and quote proof.

Proof standard

What makes the report usable

InfoFactory reports are designed to support a decision, not bury the buyer in raw research.

Public source links are separated from internal notes.
Every recommendation has a confidence label.
Freshness dates are visible for market and competitor signals.
Protected accounts, payment data, and secrets stay out of the report.
The final section names the next practical action instead of adding vague research.

Request a report path

Send the buyer context. The first reply should confirm the decision, sources, and any protected gates before a paid report is scoped.

Source types used

Public website pages
Visible search and map surfaces
Review counts and public profile text
On-site CTA and landing-page structure