Two things, both finished, both delivered the moment you pay. Everything that matters is on this page before you get to a checkout, because deciding afterwards is how people end up asking for their money back.
Fifteen prompts for getting one post from idea to published, plus the one that scores what you wrote out of 21 and quotes your worst sentence back at you. That last one is why it exists.
One payment, no subscription. Checkout is handled by Polar, the merchant of record, and any local tax is shown there before you confirm. You get the link straight after paying, and it's in your receipt too.
Sixteen prompts on one interactive page. Fillable fields, copy buttons, and a download so it works offline.
Final sale. You have the whole thing the moment you pay. If it won't open or you were charged twice, I fix it. Policy.
Lina, CMO at one of Iceland's largest tour operators. Why that matters.
My CRO audit, run by you on your own platform, in under an hour. No call, no analytics access, no waiting. You answer for your funnel, the tool does the maths and the benchmarking.
Checkout is handled by Polar, the merchant of record, with any local tax shown before you confirm. Everything then runs in your browser and your numbers never leave the page. Progress saves in that browser on that device, so finish where you start.
Five sections, the same ones in the full audit. Its figures are modeled from your read of your own product, not measured, and it says so on every one.
Final sale, same as any digital product here. If your key doesn't work or you bought the wrong thing, tell me and I'll sort it. Policy.
Lina, 14+ years in marketing across the US, UK and Canada. Why that matters.
Already past 5,000 monthly funnel visitors and 50 monthly conversions? The full Growth Audit reads your real data instead, and it's the better fit. Email me.
One thing. Six posts. Five prompts that turn one thing that happened to you into a week of content. I email you the link. Get the five prompts.
Four tools, no email required, no account. They use the same thinking as the paid products.
I've spent 14+ years in marketing, most of it aimed at the US and Canadian markets, and I've lived and worked in the US. Right now I'm CMO at one of Iceland's largest tour operators, where booking conversion isn't a side interest. It's the job.
A tour operator lives or dies on the same thing a marketplace does: a stranger deciding to trust a screen enough to pay up front, before they've seen the thing. That's the problem both products are built around, which is why the audit counts trust signals and the pack scores whether your writing sounds like a person.
No income claims here, and none anywhere else on this site. What you get instead is a named role, real years, and tools you can run before you spend anything.
