What's making running the business harder than it needs to be?
Every business has things that take too long, cost too much, or depend on one person. Tell us yours.
What you get back, if you want it:
A personal reply within two business days with ideas for the one thing you would fix first. Not a sales script.
The write-up of what other owners in the area told us, once enough have answered.
About 5 minutes. Mostly tap-to-choose, with room to say more if you want. Anonymous is fine. No obligation, and nobody calls you unless you ask. It is about how work gets done, not about your technology.
First — who are we talking to? (skip if you like)
Which best describes your part in the business?
It helps us understand whose seat the answer is coming from. There's no wrong answer.
Now the real question
What is one thing in the business that takes more time, money or effort than it should?
Tap any that sound familiar:
Want to put it in your own words? (optional)
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Doesn't have to be IT. Doesn't have to be polished. If it wakes you up at 2 a.m., write it down.
The cost of not solving them
When one of these problems flares up, what does it actually cost you?
Check as many as apply.
If we could only pick one
If we could take one of these off your plate tomorrow, which one?
Last one
What has made this hard to solve?
Check as many as apply.
Almost done
What would you like to happen next?
Choose whatever feels right. There is no obligation.
Your details are optional. Staying anonymous is fine; we still read every answer. If you want ideas or the findings, add an email or phone so we can send them.
We don't share your answers. If you asked for the write-up you'll get one email — no drip campaign, no list-selling. If you asked us to reach out we'll do it personally, within two business days.
Thank you. Your answers have been received.
A person is going to read this. Probably the same person who wrote the questions.
If you asked to hear back, you will — within two business days. If you asked for the write-up, we'll send it once we've heard from enough owners to say something meaningful. Usually a few weeks.
PS — The three things you named might not all be problems we solve. That's fine. We'd rather point you at someone who can help than pretend we can do everything. And if you know a business owner who'd have interesting answers to these questions, we'd love it if you sent them the link.
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