Start here: nine quick questions before the 30-minute call

This page makes sure the call is worth 30 minutes. Nine quick taps, one question per screen, then you pick your slot on the calendar. Your answers come with you, so the call starts on your numbers. On the call you hear what I'd do and what it costs, and you decide.

The Versorix booking quiz: nine quick questions before the 30-minute strategy call

What does the quiz ask?

Nine questions, answered by tapping a chip:

What kind of business you run: trades or home services, clinic, med spa or wellness, auto services, gym or fitness, or another service business.
Where you work: Toronto or the GTA, elsewhere in Ontario, elsewhere in Canada, the United States, or somewhere else.
Roughly what the business brought in over the last 12 months.
What a typical job is worth to you: one job, the average ticket.
Where most of your work comes from today.
What you spend on marketing now, all-in, per month.
What you could put behind growth each month, ad spend plus my fee, all-in.
Who signs off on marketing spend.
When you'd want to start if the math makes sense.

What if the budget isn't there yet?

The quiz is straight about it. Under $2,500 a month all-in, there isn't enough to run ads and pay someone to run them properly, and I'd be taking your money to find that out. In that case it says what I'd do first: get your Google Business Profile filled out and current, ask every finished job for a review, and answer every call. You can still book anyway if you want to see the math, and when the budget's there, come back and we'll talk.

What happens after the questions?

You leave your name, email and mobile number, confirm the number with a text code, then pick your slot. Every answer carries into the booking, so the call starts prepped. Whoever signs off on spend should join the call. Prefer to skip the quiz? Book the call directly on the contact page.