Before we sow ideas,
we check the soil.Before we
sow ideas,
we check the soil.
The audit focuses on one problem holding back your growth, agreed
together. After 30 days you know its root cause and have a plan to solve it.The audit focuses on one problem holding back your growth, agreed together.
After 30 days you know its root cause
and have a plan to solve it.
Four first
steps, in 30 days.
We focus only on what it takes to solve the problem we identified together. We don't get distracted by side issues and we don't write reports that end up in a drawer. That keeps the audit concrete, with a clear answer: what to change and why.
We verify the problem
We check what problem your company is facing
and agree the scope of the audit.
We analyse your company
We collect data, talk to your team
and look for the root cause.
We build the plan and goals
We prepare a detailed 90-day action plan and the results
we aim for. We discuss it in a workshop.
A mutual yes, and we startMutual yes, then go
If both sides agree, we begin implementation.
You can also implement the plan yourself or with another partner.
Material to base
your decision on.
- 01A diagnosis of the situation and the top priorityDiagnosis and top priority
- 02A measurable goal and a 90-day action planMeasurable goal and 90-day plan
- 03Task split, budget and risks
- 04A detailed summary workshop
The action plan is yours.
You can implement it yourself,
with us or with another partner.
Questions about
the audit.
Why do I need this audit?
Your product made it onto the shelves and the first sales went well, but customers aren't coming back for more? There can be many reasons, and each needs a different fix. Most often it is:
- Placement: the product sits where customers don't notice it.
- Price: it is higher than the competition and customers don't know what they are paying extra for.
- Communication: the packaging doesn't clearly say what makes the product different, or it is hard to read.
- Store staff: sales staff don't know the product, so they don't recommend it.
- Target group: the product ends up in the wrong stores or with the wrong customers.
There are also less obvious reasons:
- Sales team motivation: competitors reward sales reps and store staff better for selling their products.
- Retailer margin: the store or distributor earns less on your product than on a competing one, so it has no reason to promote it.
- Availability: the product is often missing from the shelf because orders or logistics can't keep up, and customers take what is there.
- Promotions: discounts that are too frequent have taught customers to buy only when the product is cheaper.
- No support after launch: marketing stopped as soon as the product entered the chain.
The audit shows which of these causes is really holding back sell-through. So you know what to fix instead of spending your budget blindly.
What exactly do I get after the audit?
A full diagnosis of the root cause of your problem and a clear priority for the changes that will solve it. Everything goes into a 90-day action plan with a task list, a measurable goal, a budget and a risk assessment. The audit ends with a joint summary workshop where we go through the findings and next steps in detail.
How much does the audit cost, and why?
The audit costs from PLN 9,900 net. We give the exact price after the free consultation, once we know the scope of the problem. For that amount you get 30 days of work from an experienced team: data analysis, interviews with your people, a diagnosis of the root cause, a detailed 90-day action plan with a goal, budget and risks, and a summary workshop. For comparison: one missed campaign, a new hire or a few months of weak sell-through in a retail chain usually cost more. The audit makes sure every next zloty goes where it will really grow your sales.
What do you need from me?
Above all, readiness and openness to change. We don't turn your company upside down: we go for evolution, not revolution. We need access to data, including sales data, protected by a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), so everything stays between us. On your side we need a person dedicated to the project and access to the key people responsible for the area the problem concerns. It is also worth securing a budget from the start for the actions that come out of the audit.
Do I have to continue working with you after the audit?
No. The plan is yours: implement it yourself, with us or with another partner.
How do I book a free consultation?
Just send a request through the form below. We will get back to you within 60 minutes and agree on a time for the call, which takes 30–45 minutes. The consultation is completely free and non-binding, and you don't have to continue working with us afterwards.
Let's start with
a free conversation.
In 30–45 minutes we will check whether an audit is the right first step
for your company and agree which problem it should solve.
- 30–45 minutes online, free and with no strings attached
- We reply within 60 minutes