Free 7-minute funnel teardown
A website is a brochure. It waits. A funnel is a machine. It hunts, qualifies and books. Send us your site and we'll record a 7-minute video showing you exactly where your enquiries are leaking out.
Five teardowns a week. No obligation, ever.
Here's the part nobody selling you a website wants to say out loud. More traffic into a broken machine just breaks it faster.
Think about what your website actually does. It sits there. It lists your services. It has an About page and a contact form nobody fills in.
Now think about your best salesperson. They don't wait. They ask a question. They handle the objection. They give a reason to act today. They follow up on Thursday when nobody replied on Tuesday.
One is furniture. The other is a machine that turns strangers into booked jobs, on purpose, in a sequence you can measure.
Home, About, Services, Contact
Ten things to click
Hope they call
No follow up
You measure traffic
Redesign every 3 years
One page, one promise
One thing to click
Capture the lead before they leave
Automated follow up for 14 days
You measure cost per booked job
Improve it every week
Three parts. Miss one and the whole thing stalls. Most businesses we look at are missing two.
Meta and Google ads pointed at people ready to buy, not people who might like your brand. Built around one offer, not your whole service list.
A funnel with one job: get the enquiry. One page, one promise, one button. Everything that isn't helping the click gets deleted.
Automated follow up by email and SMS, retargeting for the 97% who didn't act, and a dashboard showing cost per booked job. Not impressions.
Not a template. Not an automated PDF from a scanning tool. Sesh opens your website and your ads, hits record, and talks through what he'd change and why.
An honest walkthrough of every place a ready-to-buy customer gives up and closes the tab.
A 12-point scan of your offer, page, ads and follow up. Scored out of 100 so you can see where you sit.
A 12-point scan of your offer, page, ads and follow up. Scored out of 100 so you can see where you sit.
A one-page map of what your funnel should look like. Yours to keep, or hand to your current agency.
Only if you want it, and only after you've watched the video. If the teardown answered everything, don't book it.
Values shown are what these deliverables are billed at inside a paid engagement.
About one in five people who watch their teardown ask us to build the thing. The other four take the blueprint and fix it themselves, or hand it to whoever they're already paying. Both outcomes are fine by us.
What we won't do: ring you the next morning, add you to a sequence you didn't ask for, or sell your details to anyone. You get the video. What happens next is your call.
No, and that's the point of doing it as a video. You get the teardown in your inbox and watch it whenever you like. There's a link to book a call at the end. Ignore it if you want to. Plenty do.
Probably the opposite. A second set of eyes costs you nothing and gives you specific questions to take to your next agency meeting.
Yes, and it's the better time. Fixing the funnel before you turn on spend is far cheaper than fixing it after you've burned $10,000 finding out it doesn't convert.
Two minutes to send your details. 48 hours for the video to land. Seven minutes to watch it. That's the whole commitment.
Then you already know the answer and you're just after the plan. Send it anyway. The ugly ones are usually the easiest to fix.
Depends on what's already working. That conversation only happens if you ask for it, and the number comes before any commitment. No surprise proposals.
You already know something in the machine isn't working. The only question is whether you find out what, this week or next year.
P.S. In one line: send us your website, we send back a 7-minute video showing where your leads are leaking and the one thing to fix first. Free, no call needed, and you keep the blueprint either way.
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