Martin Creative

The brainstorm call

Let's go find the easy wins.

Twenty five minutes, no charge, no deck. Answer the questions below and I will read your site before we talk, so none of the call is spent catching me up. Most of them take one click, and the panel on the right fills in as you go.

Who you are

Four boxes, then the interesting part.

What the site brings you now

These two answers tell me which half of the problem you have. The panel does the math as you pick.

The last thing you paid for that was supposed to fix this

Where the words came from

There is no wrong answer here. I have worked from every one of these.

Who wrote the words on your site now required

The part that makes the call worth having

Three questions. People tend to find the answer somewhere between the second and the third.

Is that sentence on your homepage required
If I asked five of your customers what you do, would they say the same thing

When to talk

Pick anything that works and I will confirm a time by email, usually within a day.

Days that work pick at least one
Time of day pick at least one

I read every one of these myself, because there is nobody else here to read them. You will hear back from me, not from a sequence.

Before you ask

The questions I get about this call.

What does the brainstorm call cost?

Nothing. It is twenty five minutes and there is no obligation at the end of it. You leave with something you can use whether or not we ever work together.

Is this a sales call?

No. We go looking for the easy language wins on your site, which are usually small changes you can make yourself that week. If there is a bigger piece of work worth doing I will say so, and if there is not I will say that too.

Why do you ask how many leads become customers?

Because the ratio tells you which half of the problem you have. If almost everyone who contacts you buys, the words are working and too few people are getting far enough to read them. If almost nobody buys, the words are attracting the wrong person.

Do I need to know my numbers before booking?

No. Every question has an I do not know option, and not knowing is its own answer. It usually means nobody set the site up to tell you.