£97

(limited availability - I’ll probably do 5 in the first batch)

A 1–1 marketing tune-up to tighten your sales path and stop momentum leaks.

Marketing takes time, attention, and emotional energy (creativity, vulnerability, focus… these are energetically expensive).

If your capacity is limited, or changes week to week, that energy is precious.

It might feel like you need to work harder to do more marketing, to make more sales.

But maybe (probably?) your effort isn’t being supported, or amplified by the business infrastructure that should be helping you. And you could be getting better results, without increasing your energetic investment.

The Marketing Momentum Thingy is a short, structured diagnostic designed to help you see what’s really happening inside your marketing system, and prioritize changes that’ll have the biggest impact for your marketing efficiency (more sales, without more effort).

Here’s How It works

1. You fill out a form to tell me a bit about your business and marketing activity (short form - takes around 5-10 minutes)
2. I complete a video review of your website, and other online presence (like social media profiles, lead magnets) so I can spot opportunities to tighten up the sales path your potential customers/clients experience
3. I send you the recording, plus a short report highlighting the most impactful changes you can make to your website and marketing - this is on a Google doc so we can work on it together during step 4…..
4. We have a 30-minute Voxer chat to fine-tune that action plan.

This is for you if:

• You sell your expertise online as 1-1 services, coaching, group programs, courses, a membership or a combination of those things

and

• Your goal is to have a business that makes money while fitting in with your life (if you’re the founder of a startup looking to scale rapidly, I’m not the marketing mentor for you)

and

• You have limited time, energy or headspace to work on your marketing, so you need to make what you do count - and you suspect your current energetic investment is not as impactful as it could be (you’re pretty sure you could be getting more sales, but you don’t want to work harder to get them)