Find out where your marketing is losing its results
Three quick self-assessments that show where your marketing has the most room to improve. You will not get generic marketing tips, you get structured feedback on where to look first for growth or efficiency headroom.
Which self-assessment is right for you?
Where is your profit burning?
Most companies do not lose money on marketing because their ads are bad, but because the results leak at one point in the system: broken measurement, a weak landing page, an imprecise offer, an overspent channel.
Choose this if: your ads are running, but you are not sure they are profitable enough.
What you get: structured feedback on where profit is leaking.
Fill it in → 2 · Marketing Efficiency IndexHow holistic is your mix?
Marketing rarely comes down to a single channel. Google Ads, Meta, SEO, email, CRO and measurement all affect each other. The question is how balanced, measurable and scalable your whole system is.
Choose this if: you use several channels but cannot see the whole picture clearly.
What you get: an indexed read on your maturity against the market average.
Fill it in → 3 · AI Marketing IndexWhere do you stand on AI?
AI is no longer just a content production aid. It affects research, creative, campaign planning, reporting and segmentation too. The question is not whether you sometimes use ChatGPT, but whether AI is genuinely built into how you operate.
Choose this if: you already use AI, but mostly ad hoc.
What you get: benchmark-based feedback on your AI readiness.
Fill it in →You do not need more marketing noise. You need a clearer diagnosis.
Most marketing problems do not start with a missing campaign, creative or platform. They start with a lack of clarity on:
- where the profit leaks,
- what each channel actually contributes to the business result,
- how healthy your marketing mix is,
- how good your measurement and reporting are,
- where AI could bring real efficiency,
- and what the first one or two steps should be.
That is why we built these three quick self-assessments. They do not replace a full audit, but they stop you deciding your next marketing move on gut feel.
How does it work?
You choose
the self-assessment that fits you.
You answer
A few focused questions, around five minutes. No access needed, no preparation required.
You get feedback
A structured picture of where it is worth digging deeper.
You get a recommendation
on what to do next, on your own or with an advisor.
Who is it for?
They are genuinely useful once you already have meaningful marketing activity. This is for you if:
- you are a business owner, marketing lead or e-commerce lead
- you already spend on online marketing
- return matters to you, not just visibility
- you want to think in systems, not in separate channels
It is less for you if…
- you have no active marketing spend yet
- you are only looking for a one-off campaign idea
- you do not decide based on measurable business results
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to give access to my ad accounts?
No. At this stage the evaluation works only from your answers and benchmark data.
How long does it take?
Sixteen to twenty-four quick questions per assessment, around five minutes to complete.
Will I get concrete recommendations?
Yes, to the depth a self-assessment allows, indicative feedback on where it is worth going deeper.
What happens after I submit?
You get a short read based on your answers. If it is relevant you can ask for a conversation, but you can also take it forward on your own.
Start where the biggest question mark is right now.
If you do not know where to start, choose the Profit Leak Report, it gives the fastest read on where money or efficiency may be leaking in your marketing.