Legacy Power Enterprises — Authority Assessment

You're good at what you do.
The world just doesn't know it yet.


You've put in the work. You deliver. Your customers know it. But somewhere between the work you do and the world finding you — something's getting lost.

The phone isn't ringing the way it should. You're watching less-qualified competitors get the jobs you deserve. You've tried things — ads, a website, maybe social media — and it felt like shouting into the wind.

That frustration is real. And it has a name: an authority gap. The distance between how good you actually are and how visible, trusted, and found you are in your market.

This assessment measures that gap. 18 honest questions. Personalized results across five categories. A clear picture of exactly where you stand — and where the real opportunity is hiding.

We're not here to pitch you. We're here to listen. That's how things on the porch work.

18 questions  ·  Personalized results  ·  No pressure, ever
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Section 1 of 3 — The honest look
Let's see where you actually stand

"The most dangerous place in business isn't failing — it's being invisible while you're excellent." Ten questions. Hold the mirror steady.

Question 1 of 18
If your ideal customer went looking for someone who does exactly what you do — right now, today — would they find you?
Not by your name. By what you do. Be honest with yourself here.
Question 2 of 18
When a stranger looks you up before calling — what story does the internet tell about your business?
Reviews, presence, first impressions. Is what they find worthy of the work you actually do?
Question 3 of 18
How well does your digital presence actually represent the quality of the work you deliver every day?
There's often a gap between who a business really is and how the world sees it online. Where's yours?
Question 4 of 18
Where do your leads actually come from right now — and how predictable is that?
Word of mouth is a gift. But a business built only on referrals is one relationship away from a slow month.
Question 5 of 18
When someone reaches out to your business — a call, a form, an inquiry — what actually happens next?
Speed and consistency here are the difference between winning and losing customers you never knew you lost.
Question 6 of 18
If your best employee walked out the door tomorrow — how much of what makes your business run would walk out with them?
The answer to this tells you more about your business's health than most financial reports ever will.
Question 7 of 18
Are you creating content that shows the world you're the expert — or are you letting your competitor tell that story in your place?
Every month without your voice in the market is a month someone else is filling that space.
Question 8 of 18
Do your customers truly understand everything you can do for them — or are they only seeing one corner of what you offer?
Most businesses are underdiscovered by the very customers who already trust them. It's one of the quietest and most expensive problems in small business.
Question 9 of 18
When your business speaks — in an email, a post, a proposal, a voicemail — does it always sound like the same business?
Brand voice is trust made audible. Inconsistency quietly erodes confidence before you ever know it happened.
Question 10 of 18
Has the story of why you built this business — the real story — ever been told in a way that actually does it justice?
Not the elevator pitch. The real one. The reason you kept going when it would have been easier to stop. That story is your greatest untapped asset.

Section 2 of 3 — Your direction
Where you are and where you want to go

"Clarity about where you stand is the only honest starting point." These four questions help us understand your world before we say a single word about solutions.

Question 11 of 18
If you're being completely honest with yourself right now — where is your business?
Not where you tell people it is. Where it actually is. There's no wrong answer here — only an honest one.
Question 12 of 18
Twelve months from now — if things went exactly the way you actually want them to — what does that look like?
Not the modest version. The real one. What does winning actually look like to you?
Question 13 of 18
What has honestly been the biggest thing standing between you and the results you know this business is capable of?
Most business owners already know the answer. They just don't always say it out loud.
Question 14 of 18
If you could fix one thing in your business starting this week — the thing that would create the most momentum — what would it be?
Your gut already knows. Trust it.

Section 3 of 3 — Your story
This is where it gets real

"Every great business has a story worth telling. Most of them are still waiting for someone to ask." We're asking. Take your time.

Question 15 of 18
What do you wish people knew about your business that they probably don't?
The part that never makes it into the pitch, the website, or the small talk — but that you know in your gut is what makes you different. This is your porch. We're not going anywhere.
Question 16 of 18
What's the frustration you keep coming back to — the thing in your business that drains you or holds you back more than anything else?
Say it plainly. You don't have to dress it up. We've heard it before and we're not here to judge it — we're here to help you solve it.
Question 17 of 18
In your own words — what does the result you're really searching for actually look like?
Not a metric. Not a number. What does it feel like when the business is finally working the way it should? Paint that picture for us.

Almost there
One last thing before your results

Where do we send your personalized assessment summary?

Question 18 of 18
Tell us a little about you and your business.
This is how we make your results personal — and how we reach out when a Spark Interview slot opens up.

Your results are personalized to your answers. Honest answers give you the clearest picture.