Your complete guide to the Digital Snapshot


The Digital Snapshot is a Conduit sales support tool designed to help your agency open more doors, spark stronger prospect conversations, and uncover cross-channel opportunities that lead to full digital partnerships.

Think of it as the conversation starter before Market Opportunity Assessment (MOA) or Strategic Recommendation — quick, powerful, and data-driven.



What Is the Digital Snapshot?

The Digital Snapshot is an automated, high-level assessment of a business’s current digital presence. It delivers a single overall score based on multiple key categories:

  • Website UX (Mobile & Desktop)

  • Paid Ad Activity

  • SEO & Keyword Rankings

  • Content & Technical SEO

  • Social Media Presence

  • Local Business Presence (GBP & Directories)

  • Google Reviews

Each snapshot highlights gaps, strengths, and opportunities across these areas, then ties them directly to Conduit’s service suite for an actionable next step.



Why It Matters

The Digital Snapshot isn’t a deep analyst audit — it’s a door-opener.

It helps your agency:

  • Start better sales conversations with concrete data.

  • Uncover quick wins your agency can immediately support.

  • Position your agency as an elite digital partner by connecting insights to solutions.

  • Identify strategic next steps, whether that’s SEO Essentials, Paid Search, or a full MOA engagement

Bottom Line: The Digital Snapshot gives your sales team the “why” behind a prospect conversation — not the full plan, but the spark that starts one.



How to Access It

You can now submit Snapshot requests directly from your Agency Hub under “Digital Snapshot Submission” or by clicking the link here.



How to Use the Digital Snapshot

The Digital Snapshot is built to make your first 10 minutes with a prospect more meaningful. Here’s how to walk through it:

1. Start With the Overall Score

  • Use the overall number as your hook — “Here’s where your digital marketing stands today.”

  • This score blends multiple categories, giving an immediate sense of performance and opportunity.


2. Identify Opportunities by Category

Category

What It Measures

How to Position It

Mobile UX

Site speed, navigation, and mobile experience

Low = fix UX first with SEO Essentials.
High = good foundation for Paid Media.

Ad Activity

Presence of paid campaigns

Low = they’re missing out; pitch Paid Search or Social.
High = move to MOA or Strategic Recommendation.

SEO

Keyword visibility and organic ranking

Low = pitch Essentials SEO.
High = upsell to Grow or Elevate.

Technical SEO

Backend structure and optimization

Low = site not optimized; pair with foundational SEO.

Social Media

Organic activity and engagement

Active = expand with Paid Social.
Inactive = opportunity to activate new channels.

Local Presence

GBP activity and directory accuracy

Weak = add Local Presence or SEO Essentials.
Strong = base for expansion.

Content

On-site content and blog consistency

No blog = no SEO foundation; pitch SEO Essentials or Grow.

Google Reviews

Average score and volume

4.5+ = amplify with Ads; weak = reputation management + SEO pairing.


3. Review the Product Recommendations Section

At the end of each Snapshot, you’ll find an automated recommendations summary.
This is your sales bridge — it connects the insights directly to Conduit’s service offerings.

Each recommendation maps to one or more of the following categories:

  • SEO Packages (Essentials, Grow, Elevate)

  • Paid Search, Paid Social, Programmatic, OTT

  • Local Presence or Review Management

Use this section as your lead-in to Conduit’s next-level audits like:



When to Use a Digital Snapshot

Stage

Use Case

Goal

Prospecting

When meeting a new business or cold lead

Start the conversation with insight and value

Pre-Audit

Before offering an MOA or audit

Gauge where to focus and what gaps to highlight

Cross-Sell

For existing clients with limited services

Show the opportunity in other channels

Follow-Up

After a dormant conversation

Reignite with updated data and fresh recommendations

The Snapshot helps you say: “Here’s where your marketing is today — and here’s where we can take you tomorrow.”



Best Practices for Presenting the Snapshot

  • Lead with value, not flaws: Frame opportunities as areas of potential, not failures.

  • Keep it conversational: “You’re scoring well here, but there’s room to grow in…”

  • Connect the dots: Always link a finding to a Conduit solution.

  • Use the MOA as your closer: Once interest is confirmed, recommend a full Market Opportunity Assessment for deeper insights.



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