The buyer context
What they asked for, the project or session type, timing, location, rough budget hints, and anything they already said about price or comparison shopping.
Send one real buyer path: the context, the quote or package, the message around it, and the point where you think the buyer may stall.
Do not send everything. Send the one quote or message most likely to affect a real booking.
What they asked for, the project or session type, timing, location, rough budget hints, and anything they already said about price or comparison shopping.
The exact quote, package menu, pricing guide section, or package recommendation you plan to send.
The inquiry reply, quote email, follow-up, objection response, or discount reply that the buyer will actually read.
Tell ShootRate whether you are worried about price, scope, package fit, buyer silence, discount pressure, or the next step.
The approximate value of the booking or package so the audit can focus on the highest-leverage decision point.
That is what makes it fast and useful. The review finds the first quote clarity, package fit, follow-up, price-friction, or next-step leak to fix.
Buy the $29 audit- Your entire CRM history
- A full website review request
- Brand strategy questions
- Ad, SEO, or social media questions
- Multiple unrelated quotes at once
No. The audit is most useful when the quote, package, reply, or follow-up is real but still feels uncertain.
Yes, as long as the text and buyer context are readable. You can also paste the message text directly.
The $29 audit is for one buyer path. Choose the one most likely to win or lose a real booking.