Two to three weeks. A written examination of why your business is not growing the way it should, what that is costing you, and what we would do about it in what order. It is the only thing we sell before we have done it.
Book a consultationMost owners we meet already know something is not working. What they do not have is a defensible account of which thing, and in what order it should be fixed. Without that, every proposal they receive looks equally plausible and the cheapest one usually wins.
The diagnostic produces that account. It is deliberately sold as a standalone product with its own price so that our incentive is to be right, not to be retained.
You keep the document. You can execute it with your own team, with another agency, or with us. All three happen.Terms
Unit economics, pricing, margin and the real cost of acquiring a customer — measured from your data, not estimated from benchmarks.
Where demand is actually coming from, where it is being lost, and what the funnel is doing between arrival and payment.
What competitors are visibly spending on and saying, what the category rewards, and where the position is open.
The written finding: causes ranked by cost, with a sequenced plan and what each step is worth if it works.
Gulf engagements are priced separately and typically run at two and a half to three times the Egypt rate, reflecting scope and market data costs.
The diagnostic is not sold online and is not bought by clicking a button. It starts with the free X-Ray and, if needed, a 60-minute consultation (1,500 EGP), because a diagnostic scoped without a conversation is worth nothing to either of us.
It is
A commercial examination with a written conclusion. Evidence you can put in front of a board, a partner or a bank. A sequenced plan with an argument behind the sequence.
It is not
An audit template with your logo on it. A content calendar. A deck of best practices. A free proposal dressed up as analysis in order to win a retainer.
The first call is free and lasts thirty minutes. No deck, no pitch. You describe the situation, we ask the questions we would ask on day one of an engagement, and you leave with our read on it whether or not you buy anything.
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