The outsideshould matchthe inside.
Your clients know the quality of your work.
Can someone see it before they meet you?
Would you send
a prospect here?
Think about the last time someone asked for your website.
Did you send the link confidently, or explain what was out of date? Does your social feed show the work you want more of? Can you keep it current without doing it all yourself?
The Marketing Match Scorecard helps you check where your marketing reflects the business and where it needs attention.
What the scorecard coversFour areas
to look at.
Rate your business across four areas.
Three statements in each, scored from 1 to 5.
Does the public-facing brand actually match the quality, taste, and confidence of the real business?
The outside should reflect the quality of the work. Look at your visual identity, your voice, and the confidence you feel sending someone to your website.
Measure all fourSee where
you stand.
Your result includes a score out of 60, a breakdown of the four areas, and a recommendation based on your answers.
12–28“It doesn’t
look like us.”
The business is ahead of the marketing. The priority is connecting strategy, production, and distribution so the outside reflects the inside.
29–44“I know it’s
important, but…”
The pieces exist, but too much depends on effort, memory, or individual vendors. Connect the channels and build a repeatable system.
45–60“The engine
is working.”
The foundation is strong. Now look at distribution, measurement, paid support, and campaign planning to get more from what you have.
The work has
to feel like you.
The photography, the films, the posts people see every day. Ninth+Main brings strategy, production and social together as your embedded creative partner.
Does your marketing
match your business?
Get your score and a recommendation.