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Some version of are we invisible to the AI engines, and how would we know? There's a faster way to settle that than a meeting, and it costs nothing. Here's where each kind of message should go.
Fill in the snapshot form below. One page, three engines, inside 48 hours. No call required, no pitch inside it.
Book 30 minutes below. We start with your data, not my slides. I name one recommendation out loud on the call.
Email justin@welnack.com. I read everything myself.
The last company I measured was named in more than half the answers. Found on merit, with no brand name in the prompt: four times in eighteen.
Those are two numbers about two different businesses, and only one of them grows. Start with the form. The call goes differently when you arrive holding your own evidence instead of my claims.
Takes about a minute. The more precise the last two answers, the sharper the report.
I'll only use this to run and send your snapshot. No list, no sequence you didn't ask for, and you can tell me to delete it at any time. I run a limited number each month, so there may be a short wait.
No deck, no prep required from you. Four things get covered: what your own snapshot showed you, how work actually gets produced on your team, one recommendation stated plainly, and — at the end, out loud — what it would cost.
If there's nothing worth building, you'll hear that on the call instead of receiving a proposal for it.
One person reads all of it. There's no form routing and no shared inbox. You'll get one automatic confirmation, and after that every message you get is one I wrote.
Two things worth knowing, because they save both of us a message.
I don't quote a price over email. Not evasion — a number without scope tells you nothing, and you'd end up comparing it to somebody else's guess. The number comes at the end of a 30-minute call and again in writing within 48 hours.
I'll tell you if I'm the wrong call. Paid media management, PR, and anything that needs a team of people are all things other people do better.
Saying so costs one project. Not saying it costs a quarter.
Snapshot requests come back inside 48 hours with the finished page, not a note saying it's in progress. Everything else I answer myself, as soon as I've actually read it.
No. Fill in the form, get the page, and that's a complete transaction. There's one line at the end of the report offering a call. If you don't take it, you won't hear from me again unless you ask to.
Name the two companies that come up in deals you lose. If nobody comes up, say that on the form — that's a finding in itself, and the prompt set gets built differently.
Yes, and a limited amount at a time. If I'm at capacity, you'll hear that in the first reply rather than a month later.
Yes. Scheduling is the only real constraint — I'm in Central time, and a call has to land inside a reasonable window on both ends.