Free check-up

The free marketing check-up.

Send me your website, or just your business name and town. I look at your business the way a customer does and email you a short list of what I'd fix first, and why. It's free, and you don't owe me anything after.

What I look at, and what you get back

Your website, on a phone and a computer.
How fast it loads, whether it says what you do and where, and how many taps it takes to call you.
Your Google listing and reviews.
Whether the hours, phone number and categories are right, and what a stranger sees when they search your name.
Your social pages.
Whether they look alive and match the rest of the business.
Anything you hand out or mail.
Cards, flyers, mailers and signs. Send a photo of them.
What comes back.
One email from me with a short list, most important first. If you want any of it done, I quote it as a flat fee. If you don't, the list is still yours.

Check it yourself first: eight questions

Tick every one you can honestly say yes to. It takes about a minute, and nothing you tick leaves this page.

Eight yes or no questions about your marketing
  1. Your Google Business Profile is the first thing most local customers see. It's the first thing I check.

  2. Replies show the next customer that someone is home. A simple routine fixes this.

  3. A phone number that can't be tapped loses calls. It's usually a quick fix.

  4. Slow pages are often oversized photos. I measure it and tell you what's heavy.

  5. If a stranger can't tell in five seconds, they leave. I'll show you what they see.

  6. Mismatched details confuse customers and Google alike. I list every place they differ.

  7. A page that went quiet a year ago looks like a business that closed.

  8. When print and online don't match, customers don't connect them. I look at both, because I make both.

Every box you can't tick is something the free check-up looks at.

Or reach me directly

Ask for your check-up

Tell me who you are and where to look. That's all I need to start.

Email me your website, or just your business name and town. I read every message myself and reply by email.