462: What I’d Fix First If I Took Over Your Brand Tomorrow

LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE IF YOU WANT MY REGIME OF AUDITING BRANDS SO YOU CAN AUDIT YOURSIn this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on exactly how I audit businesses to identify the real bottlenecks keeping them stuck. Because most founders are too deep in the day to day to objectively see where their leaks actually are, which means they keep trying to fix symptoms instead of the root problem.We’re breaking down the full framework I use when auditing brands behind the scenes: from analyzing data and customer journeys, to identifying messaging gaps, conversion leaks, weak acquisition channels, retention issues, and the small details quietly hurting growth.If your business feels stagnant, inconsistent, or harder than it should right now, this episode will help you understand how to zoom out, identify what’s actually broken, and create a strategic plan to fix it.In this episode:• How to identify the real bottlenecks in your business• The difference between symptoms vs root problems• How to analyze your business from both a macro + micro level• The exact framework I use to audit brands behind the scenes• What your data is actually telling you about your business health• The key metrics you should be monitoring consistently• What to look for when auditing your customer journey• How to identify gaps in your marketing strategy• The biggest mistakes brands make with organic marketing• Small website changes that can dramatically increase sales• How to stop making emotional decisions in business• How to create a focused action plan after auditing your business📌 Have a question you want featured next time? Join the free podcast community below!Topics we discuss: business growth, e-commerce strategy, how to scale your product business, business economy tips, overcoming sales plateausJOIN THE FOUNDER CAFE FREE COMMUNITY // CLICK HEREFREE TRAININGS // CLICK HERE TO BROWSEEXPLORE PROGRAM & SERVICES // CLICK HEREAPPLY TO WORK WITH ME // CLICK HEREFOLLOW MADI ON INSTAGRAM // @thisismadisonpaige