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Five questions to ask about your own brand

Answer honestly and you'll get back a short list of what's worth looking at, in the order we'd tackle it. No score, no email, nothing saved.

  1. 01What you sayIf a stranger read the top of your website, could they say what you do and who it's for?
  2. 02How your website worksOn a phone, on mobile data, is it obvious what to do next on your website?
  3. 03How easily you're foundIf someone searched for what you do in your area, without your business name, would you come up?
  4. 04What others sayDo you have recent reviews, and do you answer them?
  5. 05How you lookDo your sign, your website, your invoices and your social pages look like the same business?

0 of 5 answered.

02What this is, and isn't

What this is, and isn't

This is a rough self-check, not a Brand Score. A Brand Score is a person going through these same five areas from the outside: searching for you the way a customer would, trying your website, reading your reviews, then scoring each area out of 20 against the same checklist we use for every business. That's what the Brand Check-Up is.

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03The answer

The Check-Up that answers these questions

The way in

Brand Check-Up

We measure your brand, give it a score out of 100, and hand you a short list of what to fix first.

Price
$495
Time
About a week

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