Strategy call
A call to work out whether this fits, and what it would cover.
A few questions first, so the call starts at the diagnosis rather than at the introduction.
Before you spend the time
Worth a call
- You depend on being found by people who don't already know you.
- Something you sell already converts.
- You can give access to your analytics, search console and site.
- Someone can approve work, and publishing it is something you can do.
Probably not
- You want one channel handled cheaply, or articles by the piece.
- You need a result guaranteed in writing.
- You are looking for software to run yourself.
- The monthly figure is well outside what the business can carry.
The call itself
What it is for
- Whether this fits at all, said plainly either way.
- What is most likely wrong now, from what you have described and what we can see.
- What the first ninety days would cover, and in what order.
- Which plan applies, and whether a smaller one would do.
What it is not for
- Learning what IronThread Media does. The site says it.
- Learning what it costs. The prices are published.
- A proposal presentation.
- A pitch you have to sit through to get an answer.
You should not have to book anything to find out what this is or what it costs. If that is what you came for, how the engagement runs and the three plans and their prices answer it without talking to anyone.
The questions
What happens after you send it
01
A person reads it
Not an auto-responder, and not the start of a sequence.
02
A written reply, usually within two working days
Either times for the call, or that it is not a fit and the reason why.
03
The call
Fit, what looks wrong now, what the first stretch of work would cover, and which plan applies.
04
A written scope, if it goes further
Scope is written down before work starts, and anything beyond it is agreed in writing first.