Free, and no pitch.

See exactly where your leads are leaking.

In a free funnel teardown, I go through how you're getting leads now and show you exactly where they're slipping away. Then I tell you the first thing I'd fix. You keep everything we find, whether we ever work together or not.

Around half an hour, on a call with me directly.
A straight look at your funnel, not a pitch of mine.
You keep the findings, whether we work together or not.
No cost, no card details, no obligation.
In short

A funnel teardown is a free review of how a business currently attracts and converts leads, showing where prospects are being lost and what to fix first. At Poznan Digital, Mihajlo Poznan personally reviews your setup, the ads, the pages, the follow-up and the booking, and gives you a short, plain-English list of what's leaking and where to start. There's no cost and no obligation, and you keep the findings whether or not you work with him.

What you get

What you walk away with.

This isn't a vague “audit” that turns into a sales pitch. It's a straight look at your setup and a short list of what to do about it. Four things, specifically.

A clear picture of how you get leads now.

We map how people currently find you and get in touch, so we're both looking at the whole thing instead of guessing.

The exact points where they're leaking away.

The useful part. I show you where interested people are slipping through the gaps, a page that doesn't convince, follow-up that arrives too late. The holes you can't see because you're busy running the business.

The one fix I'd make first.

Not a 40-point report you'll never touch. The single change that would make the biggest difference right now, and why it's that one.

A short summary you keep.

Whether you use it yourself or never speak to me again, the findings are yours. No strings.

The catch

“So what's the catch?”

Fair question. When something's free, there's usually a reason, and you deserve to know mine.

Here it is. I'm new to Australia and building my name from scratch. The fastest way to earn trust in a market where nobody knows me is to be useful first, before I ask for anything. A teardown is me being useful first.

So no, there's no catch hidden in the small print. You won't get hard-sold. If you want to know how I'd fix what we find, you can ask, and I'll tell you. If you don't, that's completely fine, you take your findings and go, and we part on good terms.

I'd rather you leave thinking “that was genuinely helpful and he didn't push me” than squeeze a pitch out of a free call and have you feel the way every other agency has made you feel. That's the whole deal. Useful first, no pressure, and if it turns into working together one day, great. If it doesn't, you're still better off than when you arrived.

Hidden fees in the small print
A hard sell at the end
A lock-in you didn't see coming
The real reason: I'm new here and earning my name.
Mihajlo Poznan, founder and sole operator of Poznan Digital
Who's running it

Who's actually doing the teardown.

Me. Mihajlo Poznan. Not a junior, and not a sales rep reading a script. The person looking at your funnel is the same one who's spent about ten years building marketing systems for service businesses.

That's the world I've worked in the whole time. Service businesses such as lawyers, accountants, physios, dentists, consultants and coaches, the kind that lives on booked appointments and repeat clients. Before Australia I ran my own agency in Belgrade doing exactly this. So when I look at your setup, I'm not guessing. I've seen where these funnels leak, over and over, and I know what tends to fix them.

That's why a free teardown from me is worth your half hour. You get a real read from someone who's done this a long time, not a template with your name pasted in.

After you submit

What happens after you send it.

No mystery, no getting passed around. Here's exactly what happens once you hit the button.

1

You'll hear back straight away.

The second your details come through, you get a reply confirming I've got them. No wondering if it disappeared into a void.

2

I get in touch quickly to set a time.

Usually the same day. I practise the speed I preach, so you're not waiting days to hear from a human.

3

We do the teardown.

A short call, around half an hour, where I go through your setup with you and show you where it's leaking. Bring whatever you've got, or nothing at all, and I'll work with it.

4

You leave with your action points.

The findings and the one fix I'd start with, yours to keep. Whether we work together after that is entirely up to you.

That's it. No forms to fill for an hour, no ten-step onboarding. You raise your hand, and I do the rest.

Honest answers

Before you book, the honest answers.

Is it actually free?

Yes. No cost, and no card details that quietly start charging you later. Free means free.

Is this secretly a sales call?

No. It's a teardown of your funnel, not a pitch of mine. If you want to know how I'd fix what we find, ask and I'll tell you. If you don't, we're still done as friends.

How long does it take?

Around half an hour. Enough to find the real leaks and give you something useful, without eating your afternoon.

What do you need from me?

Enough of a look at how you currently get leads to see what's going on. Turn up with a rough idea of your setup and that's plenty, I'll work with what you've got.

What if my marketing is basically nothing right now?

Even better. If there's not much there yet, I'll show you where to start rather than where you're leaking. You don't need an existing funnel to get value from this.

Do I have to buy anything after?

No. There's no obligation of any kind. You keep the findings whether we ever work together or not.

Last thing

Find out where you're leaking. It costs you nothing but half an hour.

You've read the whole thing, so you know the deal. A free, honest look at your funnel that shows you the real leaks and the first fix I'd make. Yours to keep, no pitch, no obligation.

If your calendar isn't as full as it should be, this is the cheapest way to find out why. Worst case, you lose half an hour. Best case, you leave knowing exactly what to fix.

It's just me, so I only do a handful of these at a time. If you're thinking about it, now's the moment.