Now find out which part of yours is actually broken

The system tells you where the four steps are. It cannot tell you which of yours is costing you the conversations. In 24 hours I will tell you where yours breaks, what to fix first, and what to ignore.

One constraint, named. Not seventeen, and with the evidence underneath it.
Read by a human, not a scanner. Your profile, your posts, your capture layer.
The sequence. What to do first, second, and what to leave alone.

Get the audit

Eleven questions, about four minutes.

$47 · Delivered in 24 hours · Refunded if it is not useful

THE PROBLEM

Nobody owns marketing inside your firm

Not because you are short of ideas. You are busy serving clients. Your team is busy delivering. Marketing happens when somebody finds a spare hour, which means it happens in the quiet months and stops in the good ones.

So you guess. Post more. Hire someone. Try the tool everybody is talking about. You are not short of options. You are short of a diagnosis.

WHAT IT LOOKS AT

Your client acquisition has three jobs

The audit scores all three and names which one is the constraint.

GET SEEN

Are the right people seeing you at all. Your positioning, your profile, what you publish, how consistently.

SPOT INTEREST

When somebody shows interest, do you know about it. Your capture path, your lead magnets, your owned list, your follow-up.

START CONVERSATIONS

Do those signals become real conversations. Your outreach, your qualification, your booking, what your CRM can actually see.

One of the three is your constraint. Almost every firm is certain it is the first one. It is almost never the first one.

WHAT YOU GET

A 15-page audit, written for your firm

Your primary constraint, named. One, not seventeen, with the evidence underneath it.
A score and the findings on all three parts of your acquisition.
The quick wins you can run this week, and the projects worth a month.
What to deliberately ignore, and why.
The sequence. First, then, after that.

WHAT THE SAME THREE AREAS HAVE PRODUCED

Two engagements, traced stage by stage

A financial advisory firm in Denmark: 222,965 people saw his posts across 49 posts he did not write. 795 named leads. 12 calls booked, 7 qualified, 0 closed.

The zero is here on purpose. The system made attention, found the interest and produced sales opportunities. The closing did not happen. This is a client acquisition system, not a substitute for a sales process.

An accounting practice in Ireland, three months, every stage counted: 588 leads captured. 445 filled the qualification form, which is 76 percent. 198 qualified. 42 booked an audit call.

Front-loaded, settling to about ten a month once the first list is worked. Their four best assets converted between 6.5 and 9.1 percent on wildly different volumes. The conversion barely moves. The volume does.

WHO IT IS FOR

The no list is the more useful half

THIS IS FOR YOU IF

You already sell something people pay well for
Your sales process works once the right conversation reaches you
You do not want to become a full-time content creator
You suspect the problem is structural, not effort

THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF

You are still working out what you sell
You want somebody to close your deals
You want a generic scorecard with a number at the end
Nobody at the firm will act on what it says

Stop guessing which part is broken

You will know which of the three it is, what to fix first, and what not to waste a quarter on. $47, delivered in 24 hours, refunded if it is not useful.

GET THE AUDIT