Growth Audit Quiz
Identify growth opportunities in your business
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What's included:
- ✓Growth scoring
- ✓Channel analysis
- ✓Quick wins
- ✓Prioritization matrix
About the Growth Audit Quiz
The Growth Audit Quiz is a free self assessment for founders and marketing leads who suspect there is untapped growth potential but are not sure where it is hiding. It uses growth scoring across your key channels, from SEO and content to paid, email, and outbound, to produce a snapshot of where you are strong and where you are underinvested relative to what is typically effective at your stage.
To use it, answer the questions honestly about your current setup and results in each channel, and the quiz produces a channel analysis with a score per area. Review the quick wins it surfaces first, since these are usually low effort fixes with outsized impact, then use the prioritization matrix to decide what to tackle next based on effort versus expected impact.
What is inside
- Growth scoring
- Channel analysis
- Quick wins
- Prioritization matrix
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which growth channel to focus on?
Focus first on the channel that already shows some traction but is clearly underinvested, since it usually has the fastest path to more results, rather than starting a brand new channel from zero. A quick audit of current performance by channel, weighed against effort required, typically reveals one or two clear priorities.
What are quick wins in a growth audit?
Quick wins are low effort changes with a meaningful, often immediate impact on results, such as fixing a broken conversion form, adding a missing call to action, or re engaging a stalled email list. They are worth doing first because they build momentum and free up time to focus on larger, longer term growth projects.
How often should you audit your growth channels?
Most companies benefit from a lightweight growth channel review quarterly, with a deeper audit once or twice a year, since channel performance and market conditions shift over time. Reviewing after any major change, such as a new competitor, pricing shift, or algorithm update, also helps catch problems before they compound.
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