I know I should be marketing, I never get to it

“I posted in March. I know that's bad.”

It's almost never that you don't know it matters. It's that it's the thing that gets dropped when a real job comes in. Eight questions.

Your name*

Email*

What's your business, and how many people work in it?*

Who's your ideal customer?

Where do you have a presence now?

FacebookInstagramGoogle Business ProfileLinkedInTikTokA websiteAn email listNowhere

When did you last post something?

This weekThis monthA few months agoI'd rather not say

What's stopped you?

No timeDon't know what to sayDon't think it worksTried it and got nothingWorried about looking unprofessional

Do you have a customer or email list? Roughly how many?

Where do most of your customers actually come from today?

Word of mouthGoogleFacebookRepeat customersPaid adsHonestly not sure

Do you take photos of your work?

All the timeSometimesNever thought about it

If something went out every week without you writing it — approve it first, or let it run?

I'd want to approve everythingApprove at first, then let it runJust let it run

How soon do you want this handled?

This monthThis quarterJust lookingDepends what it costs

What's it worth to you to fix?No wrong answer. It just tells me what to propose.

Under $500$500 – $1,500$1,500 – $3,000$3,000+No idea, tell me

Anything else I should know before we talk?

No charge, and no obligation to do anything with it.

Your answers go to Brad Coulter and nobody else. They aren't sold, shared, or used to train anything. If you'd rather I delete them, ask and I will.