Fifteen of you got checked before today. Now we do yours.
You have the audiences, the credentials, the real results. What breaks is the wiring between them.
Everyone gets a personal report by email. Stay in the room. Don't take notes on yourself.
Four steps a stranger takes to size you up. Read left to right.
The only step nobody got wrong is the one everybody keeps up to date.
Four questions. Five minutes each. One story per.
Not identical wording. If someone finds you in one place, they should spot you in the others.
The site is nearly always older than the person. That gap is what strangers see first.
The accounts are usually fine. The links between them aren't. That's where trust leaks.
People usually know. They just haven't written it down. Today you write it.
What kept showing up across the fifteen. Fast — you've heard the reassurance twice.
Four rounds. Your device. Your accounts. Right now.
Homepage, socials, footers, everywhere. Stop when you find something broken. Then tell the room.
Your LinkedIn headline. Your website's first line. Voice on. Do they sound like the same person?
Every domain, every handle, every profile. Which would you not send someone to today? Circle it.
The one fix worth doing this week. Written down beats intended. Share it in the chat before you go.
You're good at what you do. This is upkeep. And upkeep is the thing that quietly disappears when you're busy doing the real work.
Keep the checklist →Three workshops. Two coaching calls. One longer strategy session to close the year.