42 questions across marketing, sales and the systems behind them, in about ten minutes. You'll see where you stand, what's holding your pipeline back, and how to fix it, step by step.
This tunes the scoring and the advice. A two-year-old startup and a thirty-year-old firm shouldn't be graded the same way.
Your recommendations will lead with moves that go easy on it.
Blue = the foundations · Orange = pipeline & revenue. Your engine is only as strong as its weakest part.
Your complete Revenue Engine Report is built from your own answers, not a generic template. Here's what's inside:
Written for you from your 42 answers, in the voice of a seasoned industrial commercial consultant. Takes about twenty seconds.
Reading your answers…
Blue = the foundations · Orange = pipeline & revenue. The engine only runs as fast as its weakest part.
Put a date in the calendar now: re-run this check in 90 days. You're looking for two things: your weakest area up a level, and nothing else down. Alongside that, watch three numbers monthly: opportunities created, proposal-to-win rate, and time from lead to first response. If the plan is working, at least two of the three move within a quarter.
Three findings from the research behind this check, in plain words. First: across 88 published studies, the strength of a company's marketing capability is one of the most reliable predictors of its overall performance. This isn't a soft factor. Second: digital commercial capability adds to profitability over and above classic marketing skill (Homburg & Wielgos, 2022). The stack-and-data work pays twice. Third: these capabilities are complements: a weak link suppresses the return on everything else, which is why your score is bottleneck-capped and why the plan attacks your weakest area first instead of polishing your strongest.
Method: seven areas, five levels, 42 practice-based questions, weighted for your company type. The model draws on 200+ published studies of how B2B and industrial companies build their commercial engine.