The Shift Method

The Sales Leak Audit

Find where your pipeline leaks.

Ten questions about how leads move through your agency, from first inquiry to signed contract. Your answers come back as a short report naming your two or three most expensive leaks, costed with your own numbers, and what fixes each one.

Lead Flow Question 1 of 10

How many new leads or inquiries land per month?

Everything counts: referrals, forms, DMs, replies to outreach.

Where do most of them come from?

Speed Question 2 of 10

When a new lead comes in, how fast do they hear back?

Honest answer, not the goal. Most owners are surprised by this one.

Who sends that first response?

Follow-Up Question 3 of 10

How many follow-up touches does a lead get before you stop?

And those touches happen because…

Dead Database Question 4 of 10

How many old “maybe” leads are sitting in your CRM or inbox right now?

People who showed interest, then went quiet.

When were they last contacted?

Show Rate Question 5 of 10

How do sales calls get booked, and how many actually show?

Booking happens through…

Of booked calls, the share that shows up:

Close Craft Question 6 of 10

On the calls you take, how structured is the close?

Close rate on calls taken:

Owner Bottleneck Question 7 of 10

Who closes new business?

Hours per week you personally spend in sales conversations:

Visibility Question 8 of 10

Can you see every open deal and its next step in one place?

Economics Question 9 of 10

What's an average deal worth, and could you deliver at double the volume?

Average deal size:

If sales doubled next quarter, delivery would…

Stack Question 10 of 10

What runs your sales today?

CRM, calendar tool, email, anything in the mix. A few words is plenty.

Last step

Where should the report go?

Your name

Agency

Email

Received

On it.

The report lands in your inbox today: your two or three most expensive leaks, what they're costing you, and what fixes each one.

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The Shift Method