The teardown.

A focused review of your whole motion: positioning, website, content, outbound, data, deliverability, and routing. You leave with the diagnosis and the first experiment: where the system leaks, what each leak costs you, and what to test first. Yours whether or not we go further.

  • The whole cost is time: a 2-minute form and a 30-minute call.
  • Bring real numbers. The teardown works on your actual funnel, not a template.
  • If an installation is not the right move, the teardown says so.
  • The reviewer's own chains are public: 125 contacted -> 27 replies -> 7 interested; 971 -> 130 -> 33. Raw counts, denominators printed.
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Read by Mark, not routed to a sales team. You hear back within 2 working days, and the teardown starts from your site before the call. The motive, plainly: some teardowns become installations. The diagnosis is yours either way.