The Get-Found, Get-Remembered Checklist

Nine yes-or-no checks that show you where an owner-run business quietly leaks the customers it already paid to reach. Four pages. Every box you can't tick has a fix linked under it. Read the whole thing on this page, or take the PDF.

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Written by Tabatha McGann, founder of Continuity Executives Group. No email required to read or download it.

Get Found

  • You show up when someone searches your category plus your town.
  • Your Google Business Profile is claimed, complete, and current.
  • Your homepage says what you sell and who it is for in the first screen.
  • You have recent reviews and you respond to them.

Get Remembered

  • You capture a way to reach visitors before they leave.
  • There is one clear reason to hand over that email address.
  • New contacts hear from you within a few days, consistently.
  • You give people a genuine reason to return, and make returning effortless.

Get Paid

  • You know your revenue per visitor, not just your visitor count.

What to do with this

Add up your unchecked boxes. Each one is a leak — a place you're losing customers you already paid to reach. Start with the two that felt most obviously true. Fixing those is almost always cheaper and faster than buying more traffic.

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We'll run a free Brand Continuity Snapshot for your business: visible findings measured against the three ways heritage businesses lose revenue before a buyer contacts them. It shows where attention, trust, or booked intent is leaking and why it matters. No full inventory, no repair order, no system map, and no dollar figure attached.

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Questions

What is the Get-Found, Get-Remembered Checklist?

A free 4-page marketing checklist for small and family-run businesses. Nine yes-or-no items across three parts — Get Found, Get Remembered, Get Paid — with a linked fix for every item you cannot honestly tick.

Is the checklist free?

Yes. The PDF is free to download and free to share. No payment, no call, no obligation.

Who is this marketing checklist for?

Owner-operated businesses that sell locally or to visitors: farms, agritourism operations, wineries, distilleries, breweries, orchards, inns, and other family-run brands.

What do I do with the boxes I cannot tick?

Every unticked box is a leak — a place you lose customers you already paid to reach. Start with the two that felt most obviously true. Fixing those is almost always cheaper and faster than buying more traffic.

What is a Brand Continuity Snapshot?

A free read on public-facing pages: visible findings measured against the three ways heritage businesses lose revenue before a buyer contacts them. It shows where attention, trust, or booked intent is leaking and why it matters. It does not include the full inventory, repair order, system map, implementation plan, or damage pricing; those belong to the paid Audit.