Marketing Health Check
Not getting enough customers? Use this simple 7-point marketing health check to discover what's holding your business back, identify opportunities for improvement, and build a stronger marketing system for growth
Marketing Health Check
Is Your Business Losing Customers? A 7-Point Marketing Health Check
By Lady Jay
Not getting enough customers? Use this simple 7-point marketing health check to discover what’s holding your business back and learn how to improve your results.
Take 60 Seconds…
Think of this as a quick check-up for your business. Read each question and answer YES or NO. The more “No” answers you have, the more opportunities you have to grow.✅ Can customers clearly understand what you do within 10 seconds of visiting your website?
If not… Your message may be confusing potential customers before they ever contact you.✅ Does every social media post have a purpose?
Are you educating? Building trust? Generating leads? Or are you simply posting because you feel like you should?✅ Can someone easily contact or book you online?
If customers have to search for your phone number, email address, or booking link, you’re probably losing business.✅ Does your brand look consistent everywhere?
Website. Facebook. Instagram. Email. Business cards. If they all look different, customers may question your professionalism.✅ Are you collecting email addresses?
Social media followers don’t belong to you. An email list gives you a direct way to stay connected with future customers.✅ Are you using AI to work smarter?
AI can help you brainstorm ideas, create content, automate tasks, and save hours every week. The goal isn’t replacing people—it’s increasing productivity.✅ Do you have a marketing plan?
Hope is not a strategy. The businesses that grow consistently know exactly:- Who they’re serving
- Where to market
- What message to share
- How to measure results
How Did You Score?
7 YES Answers 🎉
You’re building a strong marketing foundation.4–6 YES Answers 👍
You’re on the right track, but there are opportunities to improve.0–3 YES Answers 🚀
Don’t get discouraged. Every successful business starts somewhere—and small changes can lead to big results.“The businesses that grow aren’t always the biggest. They’re the ones willing to improve.”
