Diagnose Your Business

What's actually limiting your growth?

Answer a few direct questions and get a clear diagnosis: the specific constraint holding you back, in plain language, delivered as a report you can keep.

What you get

An overall score and rating

A score out of 100, and a rating of the overall position: Critical, Moderate or Healthy.

Eight areas, each with a status

Profitability, Customer Acquisition, Lead Qualification, Conversion, Pricing & Value, Retention, Process Consistency and Differentiation. Each area gets a colored status: below, within or above the reference threshold.

What needs attention first

Up to three areas in priority order, starting with those below the reference threshold.

A first 90-day map

Three ordered steps across days 1 to 30, 31 to 60 and 61 to 90.

About 5 minutes, and the report is a PDF you can keep. It is a first reading based on your own answers; it does not replace the Quick Diagnostic led by a consultant.

An illustrative report layout

Illustrative example: a hypothetical company that does not represent a client; its statuses were chosen only to explain the report layout. This is part of the report, shown for illustration.

Overall score: 51 out of 100 · Rating: Moderate

AreaStatus
ProfitabilityWithin Reference Threshold
Customer AcquisitionBelow Reference Threshold
Lead QualificationWithin Reference Threshold
ConversionBelow Reference Threshold
Pricing & ValueWithin Reference Threshold
RetentionAbove Reference Threshold
Process ConsistencyWithin Reference Threshold
DifferentiationWithin Reference Threshold

The reference threshold is an assessment threshold set by Zeej's diagnostic method for each area; it is not a market or sector average. The result is a first reading based on your answers, not a final judgment on your business.

What needs attention first

  • Customer Acquisition Below the reference threshold in this area
  • Conversion Below the reference threshold in this area
  • Profitability Within the reference threshold, and the room for improvement is real