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Free Brand Audit

Free Brand Audit

Find Out What's Really
Holding Your Brand Back

Whether you sell a physical product, software, a service, or something in between — your brand either works for you or against you. Answer 10 questions and find out exactly where yours stands.

CPG & Product Brands SaaS & Tech E-commerce & Retail Hospitality & Lifestyle Service Businesses
Your audit includes
  • Your overall brand health score across 4 pillars
  • Your biggest missed revenue opportunity right now
  • Where you're losing customers before they convert
  • 3 specific actions to take in the next 30 days
  • A recommendation on the right level of support for your stage
Takes 4 minutes · Works for any business type
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Brand Clarity

If someone discovered your brand today, how quickly would they understand what you sell and who it's for?

A
Immediately — the product, the audience, and the reason to buy are all obvious
B
Within a minute — they'd get it, but it takes a little digging
C
It takes a while — our messaging is too broad or confusing
D
Probably not — we haven't nailed this yet
Brand Clarity

How clearly differentiated is your brand from competitors in your category?

Think: if your logo was removed, could someone tell your brand from a competitor's?

A
Very — we have a distinct voice, look, and reason to choose us that competitors don't own
B
Somewhat — we stand out in some ways but blend in on others
C
Not really — we look and sound a lot like other brands in our space
D
We haven't thought deeply about this yet
Digital Presence

When a new customer lands on your website, how well does it convert their interest into action?

A
Very well — clear product or offer, compelling reason to buy, and an obvious next step
B
Okay — people understand what we offer but the path to purchase isn't tight
C
Not well — the site looks decent but doesn't really sell
D
It needs work — is outdated, unclear, or we mostly rely on other channels
Digital Presence

What does your brand's online presence look like week to week?

A
Consistent and strategic — we show up regularly with content that builds our brand
B
Occasional — we post when we have something to say or when we remember
C
Minimal — is mostly reactive, no real rhythm or strategy behind it
D
Barely there — we know this needs to change
Conversion System

How would you describe your sales and conversion process right now?

From the moment someone discovers you to the moment they buy — how smooth is that journey?

A
Smooth and repeatable — awareness leads to interest, interest leads to purchase, predictably
B
It works but it's inconsistent — some customers convert easily, others drop off with no clear reason
C
We get interest but struggle to close — people browse, visit, or inquire and then disappear
D
There's no real system — we rely on luck, timing, or whoever reaches out first
Conversion System

How do most of your customers currently find you?

A
Multiple channels working together — search, social, retail, referrals, outreach
B
Mostly one source — word of mouth, one platform, or one channel
C
We're mostly going to them — is no consistent inbound yet
D
We haven't tracked it and aren't sure
Brand Storytelling

Does your content make people want to buy — is or just scroll past?

Think: product videos, brand story, customer content, campaigns — does it build desire and drive action?

A
Yes — is our content builds real desire, tells our brand story, and drives people toward purchase
B
Sometimes — we have strong content moments but no consistent strategy behind them
C
Not really — we post product shots or announcements but nothing that builds brand pull
D
We barely have a content presence right now
Brand Storytelling

How strong is your social proof — reviews, testimonials, press, or real customer stories?

A
Strong — reviews, UGC, press mentions, or case studies are actively working for us across channels
B
Some — we have proof points but they're not consistently front and center
C
Minimal — a few reviews here and there, nothing we leverage strategically
D
Basically none — this is a gap we haven't prioritized yet
Revenue & Pricing

How well is your pricing strategy working for your business?

Whether you sell a $12 hot sauce or a $50K software contract — does your price reflect your brand's value?

A
Very well — our pricing reflects our value, supports our margins, and customers rarely balk
B
Okay — but we discount more than we should or suspect we could charge more
C
Not great — price objections are common and we struggle to defend our value
D
We priced by gut feel and haven't revisited it with any real strategy
Growth Readiness

What's the most important thing your business needs to solve in the next 90 days?

A
More customers — we have a great product or service but need more consistent demand
B
Better positioning — we're not standing out clearly against competitors
C
A marketing system — we're doing too much manually with no clear process
D
Marketing leadership — we need someone to own and drive our marketing strategy
Your Brand Audit Results

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/ 100

What the data is telling us

Your 30-day action plan

Proof it works
"November was one of their best sales months on record — during a hurricane."

St. Jago Farm & Hardware Supplies came in with strong farmer interest but inconsistent conversions and no system connecting awareness to purchase. One strategy engagement later — CRM, WhatsApp drip cadence, repositioned messaging, in-store sales kits — and they had record sales during a hurricane. One-time project: $3,800.

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