Find the Gaps That May Be Slowing Growth or Engagement
Use this free two-minute assessment to get a clearer view of what is helping your business or organization move forward and where momentum may be getting lost.
Ten practical questions examine visibility, reputation, messaging, and the path people take when they are ready to act. Your answers lead to a focused snapshot of your strongest area, your main growth constraint, and three useful next steps.
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A practical growth tool from Alexander Gartley.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Local Business Growth Snapshot?
The Local Business Growth Snapshot is a free, short assessment designed to help local business owners see where marketing may be helping growth and where friction may be getting in the way. It uses 10 questions to give you a clearer picture of what may deserve attention next.
What does the Growth Snapshot evaluate?
The Snapshot looks at four parts of the customer journey: whether the right people can find your business, whether what they see helps them trust you, whether they quickly understand what you offer, and whether it is easy for them to act. These four areas often reveal where marketing is working well and where customers may be getting stuck.
Who is the Local Business Growth Snapshot for?
It is designed primarily for owner-led local businesses with a real product or service that want more visibility, trust, leads, or customer action. It is especially useful when marketing feels scattered or you are unsure what deserves attention first.
What will I learn from my results?
Your results will highlight strengths as well as areas that may be creating friction in your customer journey. The goal is not to give you a long list of marketing tactics. It is to help you see where greater clarity, consistency, or focus may create the most useful next step.
Can the Snapshot tell me exactly what is holding back my growth?
Not by itself. A short assessment can identify patterns and possible areas of friction, but every business has different customers, goals, competition, operations, and constraints. Think of the Snapshot as a useful starting point for deciding what deserves a closer look, not a substitute for a full business or marketing diagnosis.
How long does the assessment take?
There are 10 quick questions, and most business owners can complete the Snapshot in just a few minutes.
Is the Local Business Growth Snapshot free?
Yes. The Local Business Growth Snapshot is free to complete, and you do not need to create an account to take it.
What should I do after I get my results?
Start with the area that appears to create the most meaningful friction rather than trying to improve everything at once. Look for one or two practical changes that could make it easier for customers to find you, trust you, understand you, or take the next step.