
Complete your purchase, then fill out the intake form about your business, your goals, your offers, and every channel you run. It takes about 10 minutes, and it includes a link to book your kick-off call. Wherever a platform allows it, you add me as a team member or viewer rather than sharing a password.
Before I open a single dashboard, we talk. What you are building toward, what you have tried, what you refuse to do. It keeps the plan honest and saves you from recommendations you were never going to follow.
I read your last 90 days across every channel you run: what earned attention, what earned clicks, what earned subscribers, and which patterns connect them. Then I follow the path a buyer takes, from first impression through your website and email list to purchase, looking for the leaks most people miss because they only ever check one dashboard at a time.
Within 10 business days of the kick-off you receive the written PDF audit and a 90-day implementation plan: what to do in week one, what to do in week six, and what to leave alone. Every item is there because the data put it there.
A few days after delivery, once you have read it, we spend an hour going through the report and the plan together. Push back, ask why, re-order things around your calendar. You leave knowing exactly what Monday looks like.
You work the plan. I am on email for the full 90-day implementation period for questions, second opinions, and the inevitable thing that does not go as expected.
Complete your purchase and the intake form lands in your inbox within minutes. Growth Audit & Strategy is $1,297 one-time, and it includes the audit, the 90-day plan, the 60-minute consultation, and email support while you implement.
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Everything that shapes how your business shows up and converts. Your positioning and messaging, your website and the path through it, your email list and what it is doing, your social presence on every platform you use, your search visibility, and your offers. I read all of it as one connected system, because a strong social account pointing at a weak website still loses the sale.
Your dashboards show you views, opens, likes, and follower counts. They do not tell you why one post earned clicks while a nearly identical one flopped, whether your audience contains buyers, or which of your habits are quietly capping your reach. I have read analytics professionally for over 16 years, and the pattern reading across 90 days of data is the actual product here. Then I turn it into a plan with an order, which is the part nobody's dashboard will ever do.
A 30-minute kick-off call once your intake is in. Within 10 business days of that call, a written PDF audit report and a 90-day implementation plan laid out week by week. A few days after delivery, a 60-minute consultation to go through both together. Then email support for the full 90 days while you implement.
The fixes and the builds from the audit, in the order they should happen, grouped by week, with the reason attached to each one. Cleanup first, so the foundation can carry weight; then the funnel; then the selling. It is written for you to follow without me, and I am on email in case you want me anyway.
Both are fine, and you do not need to be on every platform to buy this. A newer business just means less historical data to read, which shifts more of the work toward positioning, offer, and the path a buyer takes. A mess is usually the best case, because the plan gets to fix things that are costing you money today.
Usually not. On most platforms you can add me as a team member, admin or viewer, and that is what I ask for first. A few platforms do not offer that, and for those I need the login for the period of the audit only. Once the report is delivered, change the password and you are done. Either way, you keep full control of every account.
You will have worked the plan with me on email the whole way. If you would rather hand a channel off entirely at that point, Threads Management and Email Marketing are the two things I run for clients month to month, and I will tell you on the consultation whether I think you need either one. Most people do not.