How ready is your marketing, really?

What you get

1. A score by section, not a single numberFoundation, follow-up, presence, demand and measurement are scored separately, because a business can be strong at one and losing money at another.
2. The three things worth fixing firstRanked by what each one is costing you, in plain language — not a list of everything that could be better.
3. A written copy to keepWe email the same read as a summary you can forward to whoever else needs to see it.

This is the self-serve version of the audit we do by hand. It is honest but it is generic — a person looking at your actual site, listings and campaigns will always see more. The free audit is where that happens.

Want a number instead of a read? The value calculator works out the most you can afford to pay for a customer.

What the score cannot see

1. Whether your site actually convertsYou told us it exists. Whether it loads fast, works on a phone and asks for the inquiry properly is something a person has to open and check.
2. What your listings and reviews really look likeHours, categories, photos, what the last twenty reviews say and whether anyone answered them — none of that fits in a multiple choice.
3. Whether your tracking is telling the truthPlenty of businesses have tracking installed and firing wrong. The only way to know is to submit a test and follow it through.

That is the free audit: a person looking at your actual site, listings and campaigns, writing back inside two business days. It costs a phone number because the link is texted to you. What the audit covers.