Tell me about what you do.

Most of this is one or two lines. Two questions are worth slowing down for, and they are marked. Ten minutes, honestly.

This isn't a commitment to anything. It just means that when we talk, I will have done my homework and you will not have to explain your work from scratch.

1 · You

Just so I know who I'm talking to.

Your name required

Business name — if it's different from your own

Where are you based, and how do you work? required Town or area, and whether you see people in person, online, or both.

What languages do you work in? required

2 · The work

The first question here is the one I'd most like you to answer properly.

Who do you help, and with what? required In your own words, as if you were telling someone at a bar. Not a slogan — a few honest sentences beat one clever line.

For exampleI work with men in their forties who feel like they've lost their footing — usually after a divorce or a career change. Most come to me when they've tried talking about it and it hasn't shifted anything.

What do you offer? required Sessions, packages, programmes — roughly how it's structured.

How long have you been doing this? required And any training or certification behind it, if that's part of the picture.

3 · How people find you today

What actually happens now, not what you wish happened.

Where do people find you at the moment? required Instagram, Facebook, word of mouth, a listing somewhere, a website. All of it, even if it feels thin.

Once they've found you, how do they get in touch? required WhatsApp, a DM, email, a booking link — whatever people actually use.

Where do most of your clients actually come from? — optional Your best guess is fine. Referrals, a particular platform, people who already knew you.

4 · What you're after

The other one worth slowing down for.

What are you looking to get help with? required In whatever terms make sense to you. It doesn't have to be a technical answer, and “I'm not sure, something feels stuck” is a perfectly good one.

Have you tried anything already? — optional Worth knowing what has and hasn't worked, so I don't suggest something you've already been through.

Is anything time-sensitive? — optional A launch, a season, a date you're working towards.

5 · Reaching you

Your email required So I can come back to you.

Anything else I should know — optional

What happens next: I'll look you up the way a stranger would — search engines, the AI assistants people increasingly ask for recommendations, the local directories — and tell you honestly what I find. Then we can talk about whether there's anything worth doing about it.

Rather just write an email? hello@vizacat.com works too.

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