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The marketing health check.

16 quick questions in 5 rounds. Answer honestly and you'll get a self-assessment score for your website, tracking, ads and SEO, plus three places to start.

No email needed to see your score.

Five rounds, about three minutes. Ready?

What you'll get.

  • A score for each areaA self-assessment out of 100 for your website, tracking, ads and SEO. Areas that don't apply to you are left out.
  • Three places to startWhere your answers suggest the biggest gaps are, linked to the service that helps.
  • A human follow-up, if you want itA personal report from us and a free 30-minute call. Only if you ask.

You're not the only one

Want to grow, but competitors keep getting in the way? You're in good company. 71% of small employers want to grow their sales, and 40% call competition a major obstacle.1

Source: DBT, Longitudinal Small Business Survey 2024

Where these numbers come from
  1. Longitudinal Small Business Survey 2024: SME employers (opens in a new tab). Department for Business and Trade. Sections 11.1 and 8.1. About 71% of SME employers aimed to grow sales over the next three years; 40% named competition as a major obstacle to the success of their business. UK businesses with 1 to 249 employees, 2024.

Independent UK research, quoted as published. These figures describe UK businesses and audiences in general, not JAE Digital clients.

go on, deal yourself in

Ready when you are.

Five rounds, about three minutes, and your score shows up straight away. No email needed.

You're not the only one

Too many options, not enough hours? You're not alone. 21% of small businesses say they haven't had time to look at the options, and 13% say there are just too many. The health check tells you where to start.1

Source: DBT, Technology Adoption Among UK SMEs

Where these numbers come from
  1. Technology Adoption Among UK SMEs (opens in a new tab). Ipsos for the Department for Business and Trade, 2025. Figure 5.4. Asked "What has stopped you from investing in digital technology so far or not fully utilising it?", 21% said they do not have time or capacity to explore the options, and 13% said "choice paralysis, there are too many options out there". 2,000 UK SMEs (excluding sole traders), 27 November to 11 December 2024.

Independent UK research, quoted as published. These figures describe UK businesses and audiences in general, not JAE Digital clients.

About the health check.

Not sure where your marketing is leaking? The free JAE Digital health check asks 16 quick questions about your website, tracking, Google Ads and SEO, then scores each area and suggests three places to start. It takes about three minutes, and you don't need to give an email to see your results.

What does the health check cover?

16 questions in five rounds: you and your business, your website, your tracking, your ads and your SEO. Eleven answers are scored and five tell us about your business, so the advice fits.

How is the score worked out?

It's a self-assessment based on your answers, not an inspection of your business. Each scored question is worth up to 10 points, and your score is the share of available points you got. If something doesn't apply, such as ads when you don't run any, it's left out rather than counted against you.

How long does it take?

About three minutes. Most questions are a single tap, and you can go back and change an answer at any time.

Do I have to give my email?

No. Your score, your score for each area and three places to start appear on screen straight away. Your email is only needed if you'd like the full written report.

What happens to my answers?

They stay on the page until you choose to send them. If you ask for the report, we use your answers to write it and get back to you within 24 hours. See our privacy policy for the details.

Is it really free?

Yes. There's no charge and no sales call unless you ask for one. If the report is useful and you'd like help with any of it, we can talk about that then.

Who's it for?

Small and growing UK businesses that want a quick, honest look at how their marketing is set up. It works whether you run everything yourself or have a team.