Four questions. That's it. That's the form.

Your trade, last year's revenue, where it hurts, and who runs marketing now. We do the homework before the call so the thirty minutes goes on answers instead of background.

01Step 1 of 5 · Your trade

What type of business do you run?

So the audit looks at the right search terms, the right competitors, and the right season.

02Step 2 of 5 · Where you are now

What did the business do last year?

Annual revenue, your best guess. It sets what a sensible marketing budget looks like and which channels are worth turning on yet.

03Step 3 of 5 · Where it hurts

What's giving you the most trouble?

Pick up to three. This is the part of the audit we spend the most time on.

0 of 3 selected.

04Step 4 of 5 · Who is on it now

Who handles marketing today?

There's no wrong answer. It tells us whether the audit should look at a strategy problem or an execution problem.

05Step 5 of 5 · Where to send it

Last thing, then the calendar.

We use this to send the written audit and to hold your spot.

First name

Last name

Business name

Phone

Booking · Pick a time

Grab a half hour.

Thirty minutes with Momentum's owners. We do the homework before the call, so pick a slot at least a day out if you can.

What we already know

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Why can't your marketing team tell you what their marketing is doing?

Most operators we talk to are already paying for marketing. An agency retainer, a lead portal, a nephew who built the website two years ago. What almost nobody has is a straight answer about which part of it is actually producing work.

So that is what this call is. Before we speak we pull your search visibility, your reviews, and what your closest competitors are running. Then we tell you plainly: "here is what is working, here is what is wasting money." You get the audit in writing whether or not you hire us. And if the honest answer is that you should keep doing exactly what you are doing, we will say that too.

"We don't leave you wondering what you're paying for."

The Momentum promise

You're paying for marketing. What is it actually doing?