Free Marketing Growth Check
This free marketing assessment asks six quick questions and shows the stage of your customer journey that loses you the most clients. Your result appears on this page as soon as you finish, with no email address needed, and points to the fixes worth making first.
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WHERE IS YOUR MARKETING
LOSING CLIENTS?
Six quick questions. Your score shows at once, with the one stage worth fixing first. No email needed.
People who need what you sell are searching, but too few of them reach you. Visibility comes first, because every other stage depends on it.
SEOGoogle AdsVisitors arrive and leave without acting. Clear proof and one obvious next step usually win more of them than extra traffic would.
Web designConversion rate optimizationThe interest is there, but reaching you takes effort. Every extra step loses people, so keep the call, the form and the booking one tap away.
Lead generationUI/UX designEnquiries come in, then cool off before anyone replies. Fast, planned follow-up is often the cheapest win in the whole journey.
Email marketingAI sales agentsWithout tracking, every budget decision is a guess. Measuring calls, forms and bookings shows which channels to grow and which to cut.
Conversion trackingPerformance marketingNo single stage stands out as a leak. The next gains come from testing, and from putting more behind the channels that already bring you clients.
Performance marketingConversion rate optimizationClients are slipping away at more than one point. Start with the stage below: fixing one leak at a time is faster than fixing everything at once.
The basics are in place. One stage is holding the rest back, and fixing it makes every other channel work harder.
Most of the journey works. The stage below is where the next gains are, then it is time to put more behind what already brings clients.
Free Marketing Growth Check: the problems we fix
The issues businesses bring to us most often, and how we solve them.
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Your weakest stage is being found
WHAT WE DOComplete your Google Business Profile, fix directory listings that disagree and add a page for each search you want to win, before paying for more traffic. - 02
Your weakest stage is winning trust
WHAT WE DOAsk recent clients for reviews, show published results near your calls to action and put real faces and a clear process on the site. - 03
Your weakest stage is turning visits into enquiries
WHAT WE DOGive each page one main action, shorten the form, keep the phone number in reach on mobile and say what happens after someone gets in touch. - 04
Your weakest stage is following up
WHAT WE DOAnswer new enquiries the same working day, send a short reminder sequence to quotes that go quiet and stop it the moment someone replies.
Find the one stage where clients slip away.
A customer journey has five stages: being found, winning trust, turning visits into enquiries, following up, and knowing what works. Each stage feeds the next. A business that ranks well but has thin reviews loses people at trust; one with a strong site but slow replies loses them at follow-up. Fixing the wrong stage spends money without moving the result.
The growth check turns that idea into six plain questions about how you work today. Answer honestly and you get a score, the stage costing you the most clients and the first steps to fix it. It takes about a minute, and nothing is asked of you in return: no sign-up, no email address, no sales call.
- Plenty of visitors but few enquiries
- Enquiries get one reply and then silence
- You cannot say which channel brings paying clients
What Free Marketing Growth Check changes for your business
What changes for your business once it’s done properly.
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A clear starting point
One stage to work on first instead of ten ideas at once.
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An instant result
Your score and weakest stage appear the moment you finish.
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Plain questions
Six questions about how you work, with no jargon to decode.
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A route to the audit
Take your result to a free audit for a closer look at your data.
What’s included in Free Marketing Growth Check
- 01Six questions, shown one at a time with a progress line
- 02Back and Start again, so you can change any answer
- 03A score across the five stages of the customer journey
- 04The stage losing you the most clients, named plainly
- 05What usually causes a low score at that stage
- 06Links to the services that address it
- 07An optional free marketing audit for a closer look
From audit to results.
- 01
Discover
We audit your website, search presence, ads and competitors to find what is and isn’t working.
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Plan
A clear strategy: which channels, what budget, and the targets we will report against.
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Create & launch
Design, build, content and campaigns produced in-house by one connected team.
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Measure & grow
Ongoing reporting and optimization, so spend moves to what brings in customers.
Client results related to lead generation
What clients say
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Reviews are in each client’s own words. Results differ from business to business, with the market, the budget and the starting point.
Short reads on how people decide
Plain-language articles on the behavioural science behind good marketing: where the evidence is strong, where it is weak, and how to use it honestly.
- FREE TOOLConversion rate calculatorWhat each visitor is worth, and what a small lift adds.→
- HOW WE WORKMarketing psychologyHow behavioural science shapes what we build, honestly.→
- 01Hick's Law: Why Fewer Choices on Your Website Bring More EnquiriesHick's law says every extra option adds decision time. Here is what the research supports, where the choice overload story is overstated, and how to simplify menus, forms and packages.
- 02Neuromarketing for Small Business: What Holds Up and What Is HypeBrain scans make neuromarketing sound like mind reading. Here is what the research found, why the bold claims overreach and which lessons a small business can use without a scanner.
- 03Pricing Psychology: How to Present Prices So They Feel FairSmall changes in how a price is shown can change how fair it feels. Here is what the research says about anchors, charm prices, left digits, bundles and ranges, and how to use it honestly.
- 04The Von Restorff Effect: Make the One Thing You Want Clicked Stand OutWhen one thing looks different from everything around it, people remember it. Here is how to use the von Restorff effect on your website, in emails and in ads without overdoing it.
- 05The Peak-End Rule: What Customers Remember About Working With YouPeople judge a past experience largely by its peak moment, good or bad, and by how it ended. Here is how to use the peak-end rule from the first enquiry to the final invoice.
- 06Colour Psychology in Marketing: What Research Does and Does Not SayColour charts promise that blue builds trust and red drives sales. The research is more modest. Here is what it supports, what it does not, and how to choose colours for your brand.
- 07The Decoy Effect: How a Third Package Changes What People ChooseAdd a package that is clearly worse than one of the others, and more people pick that one. Here is how the decoy effect works, how to build a fair three-package layout and how to test it.
- 08Social Proof Marketing Without Fake Reviews: What Builds Real TrustPeople look to others when they are unsure, which makes real reviews, case studies and client numbers persuasive. Here is how to use social proof honestly, and why fake or paid-for reviews are never worth it.
- 09Scarcity Marketing: When Urgency Helps and When It Costs You TrustLimits and deadlines can move people to act, but fake ones cost trust and carry legal risk. This guide sets out the evidence and shows how to use real limits in email, ads and on your website.
- 10The Zeigarnik Effect: Why Unfinished Tasks Pull People BackInterrupted tasks do tug at people, though not quite in the way the famous memory study suggests. Here is what held up, and how saved forms, progress steps and reminders help people finish.
It is a starting point, not a diagnosis. Six questions cannot see your analytics, your ads account or your reviews, so the result reflects your own answers. That makes it useful for deciding where to look first. For a fuller picture built on your actual figures, book the free marketing audit.
No. The result appears on the page as soon as you answer the sixth question. You can go back to change an answer or start again as often as you like. If you want help with what it shows, a free audit is there, but nothing is required.
That usually means enquiries are not traced from their source to a sale. Set up tracking for forms and calls, give each campaign its own tagged link and record in your CRM where every new client came from. Until then, decisions about where to spend rest on guesswork.
Using your real numbers rather than quiz answers, we audit your website, search presence, ads and competitors to find what is and is not working. If you go ahead, the plan that follows names the channels, the budget and the targets we will report against. The same account lead handles your work from the first call onward.