Your website
Is your website helping people understand what you offer and take the next step?
What I'd explore: clearer messaging, easier journeys and fewer barriers to enquiry or purchase.
I spot the opportunities you might be too close to see.
Straight-talking reviews of your website and marketing, plus practical ideas to help your business move forward.
I help established small businesses spot what's not working, uncover overlooked opportunities and make practical improvements to their websites, messaging and marketing.
No starting again. No doing more for the sake of it. Just a fresh perspective on how to make what you've already built work harder.
When you're busy running a business, it's easy to become too close to it.
You know what you sell, why you're good at it and what makes you different. But can your customers see that too?
Perhaps your website explains what you do but doesn't help people decide. Perhaps your offer is stronger than the way you present it. Or perhaps your marketing is generating attention without enquiries to sales.
The opportunity isn't always to do more. Sometimes it's to look at what you have with fresh eyes - and find a better way forward.
Is your website helping people understand what you offer and take the next step?
What I'd explore: clearer messaging, easier journeys and fewer barriers to enquiry or purchase.
Can people quickly understand what makes you different, why it matters and why they should choose you?
What I'd explore: sharper positioning, stronger propositions and offers that are easier to understand and buy.
Is your marketing keeping you visible? Is it helping the right people see the value of what you do?
What I'd explore: more purposeful content, better-connected campaigns and clearer reasons to act.
From the first time someone discovers you to the moment they buy, how easy are you making it for them?
What I'd explore: the questions customers need answered, the barriers that create hesitation and the moments where a better experience could make a difference.
I look at businesses through fresh eyes, asking questions, challenging assumptions and spotting opportunities that might otherwise be missed. Here are a few examples of the thinking behind What If? What I noticed, what I explored and the fresh perspective that helped these businesses do better.
What if better social media could mean more than likes? The flowers were beautiful. The opportunity was to make the content work harder - showing potential customers what made the business special and giving them more reasons to engage. The commercial difference: 229x increase in reach meant significantly greater visibility and engagement.
Explore the thinkingWhat if a clearer customer journey could help more people take their first step? The opportunity was to restructure the website messaging to make it easier for customers to understand what class option was best for them. The commercial difference: simplifying the booking journey and making class options easier to understand should help potential customers move from discovering online yoga to booking a class.
Explore the thinkingI’ve spent years building businesses, developing brands and working across different industries. I've learned that sometimes the biggest opportunity isn't to do more. It's to look at what you're already doing differently.
I like asking questions, joining the dots and spotting things that might be hiding in plain sight. Why is that offer difficult to understand? What is stopping a customer from taking the next step? What could happen if we approached things differently?
That's the thinking behind What If?
I bring an independent perspective to businesses that want to make more of what they have - whether that's a clearer proposition, a stronger website or an opportunity they haven't explored yet.
I'm not here to tell you eveything is wrong. I'm here to help you see what could be better.