Does your business have a system, or just loose pieces?
Answer 10 quick questions and we'll show you where your bottleneck actually is: attracting prospects, converting the ones who already reach you, or both.
- Free, no call needed
- Demand and sales scored separately
- Your result on screen right away
10 questions · about 2 minutes
What you get at the end
- Two scores out of 12: demand and sales
- The answers that cost you the most
- A plain read of where to start
Your result
Here's what your answers show
Demand
How prospects find you
0/12
Sales
What happens after they reach out
0/12
Where you're losing value
- Few new prospects come in: your business depends on being found, not on a system that attracts.
- You rely on referrals: you have no demand source you can turn on at will.
- Your content isn't built to attract clients: you post with no strategy behind it.
- You have nothing to capture interested visitors: they arrive and leave without a trace.
- You reply late: every hour that passes cools the prospect and lowers the chance of closing.
- Your prospects are scattered: without one place, opportunities get lost without you noticing.
- You barely follow up: many sales only close on a second or third message, and those are the ones you're leaving on the table.
- You're selling blind: you don't know what stage each opportunity is in or your close rate.
You felt your priority was organizing and closing, and that makes sense. But your answers show your sales side holds up; what's holding you back is the lack of new prospects.
You felt you needed more prospects, and that's understandable. But your answers show interest does come in: the bottleneck is converting what you already receive. That's the good news: it's usually faster to fix.
What you need
Both halves, and the connection between them
Prospects aren't arriving in any predictable way, and the ones who do arrive are slipping through. Fixing one without the other just moves the leak: more traffic into a process that loses people, or a tight process with nothing feeding it. These get solved together, in stages, starting with whichever is bleeding fastest. Which one that is for you is exactly what a short call would tell us.
What you need
A predictable way to be found
Your process holds up: when someone shows interest, you handle it. What's missing is a reliable way for people to find you in the first place, instead of waiting on referrals and timing. There are a few ways to build that, and which one fits depends on where your buyers already spend their attention. That's a conversation, not a guess.
What you need
A way to stop losing the ones who already came
Interest is already reaching you; it's after they arrive that you're losing them. That's the good news: this is usually faster to fix than generating new demand, because the people are already there. What it takes depends on exactly where they drop off, which your answers point at but don't pin down.
What you need
Sharpening, not rebuilding
You already have something that works. From here the gains come from tightening what's already running rather than starting over: the handoffs, the follow-up timing, the parts that still depend on you remembering. Where those are hiding is what a short call would surface.
In 15 minutes we map what's actually happening in your business and tell you straight what we'd do about it, and whether we're the right people to do it.
This read comes only from your answers. It isn't an audit of your business: that's what the call is for.
Two halves of the same problem
A business can attract plenty of prospects and still lose them, or convert well with nobody coming in. The diagnostic scores each half on its own.
Demand
Four questions on how new prospects find you: how many arrive, where they come from, your content and what catches them before they leave.
Sales
Four questions on what happens after someone reaches out: how fast you reply, where you track them, your follow-up and whether you measure closing.
Your read
Both scores out of 12, the answers that cost you the most and a plain read of where to start. Your type of business and your priority help us read it; they don't change the score.
Questions we get asked
Still have a question? Call +1 (650) 643-5040
How long does the free diagnostic take?
About two minutes. There are ten questions, then your name and email, and your result appears on screen as soon as you finish.
What happens with my answers?
Your name, email, both scores, your type of business and your priority go to our CRM, so if you book a call we start from your result instead of from zero. How we use and protect them is in our privacy policy.
Is this a full audit of my business?
No. It's a quick read based only on what you answer. On the free 15-minute call we look at how you get found, how fast you answer and what happens after the first reply, and tell you straight what we'd change.
Do I have to book a call after the diagnostic?
No. Your result is on screen either way. If you want someone to go through it with you, the call is free and takes 15 minutes.
Rather talk it through?
Book 15 minutes and we'll run the diagnostic with you, or leave your details and we'll reply within one business day.
- +1 (650) 643-5040
- contact@digimarketplace.net
- 150 SE 2nd Ave, Suite 206, Miami, FL 33131
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