Free marketing check

How does your marketing stand today?

Twelve questions about your own business. It takes a few minutes. You get a score and a checklist of what to fix first.

Free. No email needed to see your result.

This is a quick self check, not an audit. Your score comes only from your own answers.

Your checklist answers stay in your browser. If you choose to test your site's speed, your browser sends your website's address to Google's PageSpeed Insights service. If you then ask for a proposal, we put your score and answers in the form's note. You can change or delete them before you send the form, and we receive them only if you send it.

Area 1 of 4 · Your websiteQuestion 1 of 12Does your website load and read well on a phone?
What does this mean?

Open it on your phone. Can you read it without zooming, and tap the buttons easily?

Area 1 of 4 · Your websiteQuestion 2 of 12Can a visitor call you or contact you from the first screen they see?
What does this mean?

A phone number that taps to call, or a clear button to get in touch, without scrolling.

Area 1 of 4 · Your websiteQuestion 3 of 12Has your website been updated in the last three months?
What does this mean?

New hours, a new photo, a fixed link. Anything counts.

Area 2 of 4 · Being found nearbyQuestion 4 of 12Do you have a Google Business Profile with your current hours, phone and photos?
What does this mean?

This is the listing that shows on Google Maps and on the right of a Google search.

Area 2 of 4 · Being found nearbyQuestion 5 of 12When you search for what you do plus your town, does your business show up?
What does this mean?

Try it on your phone, the way a customer would.

Area 2 of 4 · Being found nearbyQuestion 6 of 12Do you reply to your Google reviews?
What does this mean?

Good and bad. A short, polite reply is enough.

Area 3 of 4 · Social pagesQuestion 7 of 12Have you posted on your main social page in the last two weeks?
What does this mean?

Facebook, Instagram, or whichever page your customers use.

Area 3 of 4 · Social pagesQuestion 8 of 12Do your posts tell people how to buy, book or call?
What does this mean?

A link, a phone number or a line like "Book through the link in our profile".

Area 3 of 4 · Social pagesQuestion 9 of 12Does your social page show the same hours, phone and address as your website?
What does this mean?

Mismatched details make people unsure which one is right.

Area 4 of 4 · Knowing what worksQuestion 10 of 12Do you know where last month's new customers came from?
What does this mean?

Even a rough sense counts, like "mostly Google" or "mostly word of mouth".

Area 4 of 4 · Knowing what worksQuestion 11 of 12Can you count the calls and form messages your marketing brings in?
What does this mean?

Call tracking, a form that emails you, or a simple log all count.

Area 4 of 4 · Knowing what worksQuestion 12 of 12Do you know what a typical job or order is worth to you?
What does this mean?

A rough average is fine.

Optional: test your site speed

For example, yourbusiness.com