Let's Figure OutWhat Your BusinessActually Needs
Before we talk, I'll ask you a few real questions about your business, your current marketing and where you're trying to go. Then I can do some homework and come to the call with useful ideas instead of spending half the conversation gathering basic information.
The application takes about 5โ8 minutes. If you want the easier first step, start with the free website audit.
A more focused call.Better ideas.Real progress.

Why the Application Comes First
I'd Rather Come to the Call Prepared.
A little context beforehand makes the conversation a lot more useful for both of us.
Tell Me About the Business
The application takes about 5โ8 minutes and covers what you sell, where leads come from now, what's working, what's frustrating you and what you want to improve.
I Do Some Homework
I'll review your answers and look into your website, Google presence and other relevant pieces before we talk so I can come in with context instead of guesses.
We Use the Call for Strategy
The call can focus on priorities, opportunities and what makes sense to do next โ not twenty minutes of me asking what your business does.
Choose the Right Next Step
Is a Strategy Call the Right Move Right Now?
A strategy call makes sense if...
- You want more than a generic website quote โ you want to know what the business actually needs
- You're ready to improve how people find, trust and contact your business online
- You suspect your website, Google presence, reviews or follow-up system are leaving opportunities on the table
- You're open to an honest recommendation, even if the answer isn't the service you originally had in mind
- If we identify a worthwhile next step, you're in a position to make a decision about moving forward
Not Quite There Yet?
Start With the Free Website Audit Instead.
If you mainly want to know how your business is performing online and where the biggest gaps are, the audit is the easier first step. I'll review the report before it gets to you, and there's no strategy-call application required.
Get Your Free Website AuditโI felt like my ideas & input were valued, and Jason was very open with great suggestions and he did a lot of research to make sure that the end product would be as good as it could possibly be.โ
Strategy Call Application
Give Me Enough Context to Make the Call Worth Your Time.
Most questions are quick selections. A few ask for a little more detail because that's the information that helps me build a useful picture of the business before we talk.
5โ8 Minutes
to complete the application
Personally Reviewed
by Jay before the call
30 Minutes
focused on useful strategy
No Pressure
no obligation to buy anything
Quick Questions
Before You Apply
Why can't I just pick a time on a calendar?
Because I want the call to be useful. The application gives me enough context to research your business beforehand instead of using the first half of the call to gather basic information.
Why are there so many questions?
Most are quick multiple-choice questions. The goal is to understand the whole picture โ your business, online presence, lead flow, follow-up and goals โ so I can spot opportunities that a basic contact form would miss.
Is the strategy call really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the application or the call, and there is no obligation to hire me afterward.
What happens after I submit it?
I'll review your answers and do some homework on the business. I'll then reach out within one business day about the next step and a time for the call.
What if I don't know some of the answers?
That's completely fine. Give me your best estimate. You do not need reports, spreadsheets or perfect numbers to complete the application.
What if I'm not ready for a strategy call?
Start with the free website audit. It's the lower-friction option and will give you a useful picture of where your online presence is strong and where there may be room to improve.
Ready for a Real Strategy Conversation?
Give Me the Context First. I'll Bring the Homework to the Call.
The application takes a few minutes, but it means our conversation can start much further ahead.
