Who is this for?
If a donor, buyer, partner, or stakeholder cannot tell the message is meant for them, the rest of the marketing has to work too hard.
Plain-English one-page resource
You do not need to know marketing terms to use this. The audit walks you through one real page, email, flyer, deck, or campaign and helps you decide whether someone new would understand what you do and what to do next.
Why this matters
Nonprofit and B2B teams often have strong work, but the message has to serve multiple audiences at once: donors, buyers, board members, partners, internal stakeholders, sales teams, or program leaders. This audit turns that complexity into six simple questions anyone on the team can answer.
What the one-pager helps you check
Use the page alone, with leadership, or before a consult. The goal is to find one useful fix, not become a marketing expert overnight.
If a donor, buyer, partner, or stakeholder cannot tell the message is meant for them, the rest of the marketing has to work too hard.
The audit helps you name the offer, program, service, product, or ask in language a person outside your organization would use.
You will look for proof in plain forms: examples, outcomes, testimonials, stories, credentials, or specific reasons to believe the promise.
The audit makes you check whether the next step is obvious, easy to find, and low-friction enough for someone to actually take it.
Best fit
After the audit