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SECTION 1: OFFER ECOSYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

1.1 How are new offers created in your business? *

Based on audience requests, market trends, or personal ideas.

Based on past sales performance and internal brainstorming.

Based on a system that analyzes content engagement, customer behavior, and internal data.

1.2 Do you evaluate your current offer suite regularly? *

No evaluation process.

Reviewed occasionally using informal observations.

Evaluated using a recurring process with specific review criteria.

1.3 How are pricing and delivery models decided? *

Decided on a case-by-case basis

Guided by a loose internal process

Determined using a documented internal framework

SECTION 2: MARKETING SYSTEMS

2.1 How do qualified leads typically enter your business? *

Lead generation happens inconsistently

One or two lead sources produce results, but not consistently

A system produces new qualified leads on a recurring basis

2.2 What nurture structure exists for new leads? *

No formal nurture system in place

Leads receive occasional content or email follow-up

Leads are entered into a segmented, automated nurture sequence

2.3 How is visibility and audience growth handled? *

Visibility efforts are irregular and untracked

Visibility is handled regularly, but not integrated with lead tracking

Visibility strategy is ongoing, tracked, and tied to lead acquisition metrics

SECTION 3: SALES INFRASTRUCTURE

3.1 How do clients make purchases in your business? *

DMs, consult calls, or manual follow-up

Some self-serve options exist but aren't consistently used

Offers are connected to automated or semi-automated sales workflows

3.2 How is follow-up handled for warm leads or missed sales opportunities? *

Follow-up is not performed consistently

Follow-up is performed manually

Follow-up is triggered through automated workflows

3.3 How is sales performance tracked? *

No formal sales tracking system

Sales tracking is done periodically

Sales metrics are tracked consistently through dashboards or reporting systems

SECTION 4: FULFILLMENT WORKFLOW

4.1 What happens after someone completes a purchase? *

Next steps are sent manually

Some steps are automated, but others require manual intervention

An automated onboarding system is triggered based on the offer purchased

4.2 How is the offer delivered once a client has started? *

Delivery varies depending on the client or situation

Delivery follows a general process, but it's not fully documented

Delivery is guided by documented workflows, tools, or automation

4.3 What system is in place to track client fulfillment or progress? *

No system is currently used to track progress

Progress is tracked manually

Progress is monitored using automated tools or structured workflows

SECTION 5: CLIENT RETENTION & REFERRAL SYSTEMS

5.1 How are existing clients offered new products or services? *

No formal upsell or renewal process

Upsells and renewals are offered occasionally

Upsells and renewals are offered using an automated or structured system

5.2 What system is used to generate client referrals? *

No referral system in place

Referrals are accepted but not incentivized or tracked

Referrals are generated through a structured or incentivized program

5.3 How are past clients re-engaged? *

Past clients are not re-engaged

Past clients are contacted manually when needed

Past clients are re-engaged through pre-scheduled or automated campaigns

SECTION 6: BUSINESS OPERATIONS & DECISION-MAKING

6.1 How often are business metrics reviewed? *

Metrics are not currently tracked

Metrics are reviewed informally or on occasion

Metrics are reviewed consistently through reports or dashboards

6.2 What tools or processes are used to collect operational data? *

No consistent tools are used

Tools are used for data collection, but not integrated

A centralized system or dashboard is used to track key business data

6.3 How are business decisions typically made? *

Decisions are based on personal judgment or experience

Decisions are made using a mix of instinct and available data

Decisions are made based on clearly tracked trends and metrics

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