What does your business need right now?

1.) What is your primary business goal? *

A) Increase online sales

B) Generate more leads

C) Improve customer retention

D) Enhance brand awareness

What issues are holding your business back?

2.) What is your biggest challenge in reaching your business goal? *

A) Low website traffic

B) Poor lead conversion rates

C) High customer churn rate

D) Lack of brand recognition

How do you currently attract potential customers to your business?

3.) How are your customers finding you? *

A) Social media marketing

B) Email marketing

C) Paid advertising

D) Word of mouth

What tools do you currently use for customer engagement and follow-up?

4.) What is working best for communicating with your customers and new leads? *

A) Basic email newsletters

B) CRM software

C) Social media platforms

D) Not sure; or None

How satisfied are you with your current website's performance?

5. How satisfied are you with your current website's results? *

A) Very satisfied

B) Satisfied but room for improvement

C) Neutral

D) Dissatisfied; or No Website

What is your budget for improving your business's online presence?

6.) What is your monthly budget for marketing & advertising your business? *

A) $0 - $1,000

B) $1,000 - $5,000

C) $5,000 - $10,000

D) Over $10,000

What type of content do you find most effective in engaging your audience?

7.) What forms have been most effective in engaging your audience? *

A) Blog posts and articles

B) Videos and webinars

C) Infographics and images

D) Interactive content (quizzes, polls)

How do you measure the success of your marketing efforts?

8.) How have you been evaluating the success of your marketing efforts? *

A) Sales revenue

B) Lead generation

C) Customer retention rate

D) Social media engagement

The question on the next page will help us understand your business's brand identity and recommend the best design style for your funnel build.

Identity Example Business Brand Stories:

Sarah’s barber shop has a clean and simple look, appealing to customers who appreciate a classic, no-fuss experience.
John’s hair salon is bright and bold, attracting clients looking for vibrant, fashionable styles.
Emily’s upscale restaurant exudes elegance and sophistication, perfect for fine dining enthusiasts.

What ONE style below describes your ideal brand identity?

11.) How would you describe your brand's current visual identity? *Choose only ONE item from above to best describe your business brand identity.

The question on the next page will help us understand your business's brand atmosphere and recommend the best design style for your funnel build.

Atmosphere Example Business Brand Stories:

Jason’s cannabis dispensary is innovative and cutting-edge, appealing to tech-savvy customers.
Farrahs’s fitness studio is inspiring and motivational, encouraging clients to push their limits.
Ron’s real estate agency is community-focused and supportive, fostering long-term relationships with clients.

When you think of your business environment,what does the energy feel like?

12.) Choose ONE ideal business atmosphere you want to be consistent. *Choose only ONE item from above to best describe your business brand environment.

The question on the next page will help us understand your business's brand ideal imagery and recommend the best design style for your funnel build.

Imagery Example Business Brand Stories:

Ethan’s real estate firm uses professional and corporate imagery to appeal to business clients.
Grace’s dog training business showcases fun and candid photos of pets in action.
James’s boxing gym uses high-contrast and dramatic imagery to highlight intensity and strength.

Think of your business imagery, what style should be consistent everywhere?

13.) Determine ONE ideal business imagery standard for all content created. *Choose only ONE item from above to best describe your business brand imagery.