SessDevBUSINESS GROWTH ASSESSMENT
I review how your business runs today, then write your plan for the next 12 months, ranked by what wins you more customers, saves money and saves time. Credited in full toward your build.
$399.
Prefer to talk before you pay? Message me on WhatsApp — I answer myself.
I'm not going to pretend I know your business. But after enough of these, the same handful of situations keep showing up. You'll know in about ten seconds whether one of them is yours.
The web guy says you need a website. The ads guy says you need ads. The SEO guy says SEO. Each one is confident, each one is naming the thing they happen to sell, and you have no way to judge which one is right.
And you still don't know whether the problem was the work or the person who sold it to you. So now every quote feels like a risk instead of a decision.
Or people land on the site and nobody orders. You can see that the number is bad. You just can't see where it breaks, because the part that breaks happens after they leave.
Quotes, bookings, follow-ups, messages at nine at night. That isn't a marketing problem. It's the ceiling on how big the business can get, and it doesn't move by working harder.
If none of these are you, you probably don't need an assessment — and I'd rather tell you that here than take your money and tell you afterwards.
Where customers come from, where time is wasted, where money leaks. A few minutes, and I read every answer before anything else.
Your website, Google Business Profile, reviews, mobile experience, the phone and how customers reach you — plus where your week goes.
About five written pages for the next 12 months, in the order that pays back first: more customers, less cost, less of your time. A sequence of work, never a forecast.
One bounded improvement, built once you have confirmed the roadmap — not a plan for it, the thing itself, working.
You and I walk the roadmap together, and I answer everything. No obligation to continue.
See a complete assessment, start to finish →A worked example on a demo business. All seven sections.
Owner-run businesses doing real revenue but still running on an old site, manual processes, or WhatsApp — restaurants, service companies, local shops. If that sounds familiar, this was built for you.
I'm based in Southwest Florida and most of my clients are local, which makes it easy to talk straight and move fast. The assessment itself runs over video, so if you found me on YouTube from anywhere in the US, Canada, or the UK, it works exactly the same.
Five short questions about your business. A few minutes.
Your site, Google Business Profile, reviews and how you show up when customers search.
About five written pages, in the order that pays back first, within 5 business days.
You and I walk the roadmap together, and you change anything you disagree with. Then the first Quick Win gets built.
$399. The review, the 12-month plan, the Quick Win and the delivery call — all of it, credited in full toward your build.
Here's what sits behind that number: a full review of your business today — site, Google Business Profile, reviews, mobile and phone — roughly five written pages for the next 12 months in the order that pays back first, a 30-minute call to walk it through, and up to four hours building the first Quick Win. If you go on to build with me, it comes off the build price in full. The plan is yours either way.
$399 is the price. No packages, no upsell, no "starting at" — the scope above is the whole scope, and the Quick Win is included rather than quoted separately afterwards.
If the roadmap doesn't show you at least three improvements worth more than you paid, you get a full refund. That's the whole risk you're taking.
No. You get the roadmap either way, and it's written so you can act on it yourself. Some clients hire me to implement parts of it. Others don't. Both are fine.
One bounded improvement I implement once you have confirmed the roadmap: a Google Business Profile overhaul, one landing page fix, a review-request automation, or a missed-call text-back. One system, working, demonstrated. Bigger fixes go on the roadmap as projects.
No. Everything is written in business terms: what it costs you today, what fixing it is worth, and what to do first.
Yes. The assessment is independent — it tells you whether what you have is working, and what it's leaving on the table.
No. It pays for the review and the plan, and both are yours whether or not you continue. If you then build with me, it comes off the build price in full.
A sequence of work for the next year, in the order that pays back first. It is not a contract, not a commitment to keep going, and not a promise of results: every item says what it is meant to improve, never what it will produce.
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Five short questions first, so I arrive already knowing your situation — then you pay securely by card. About three minutes, and nothing is charged until the last step.
Book my assessment — $399If you'd rather talk before paying for anything, that is the right move. Tell me what is going on and I'll reply within one business day — no card, no obligation.
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