Free Self-Assessment

How exposed
are you?

Sixteen questions across the same four areas the Diagnostic examines: your tech stack, your archive, your vendor relationships, and your content. Answer honestly — the useful result is the uncomfortable one.

About four minutes  ·  No email required  ·  Nothing is sent anywhere
Tech Stack 4 questions

Could you list every digital tool the ministry pays for, with what each costs per year?

When someone leaves staff, is there a process for transferring or cancelling their tools?

Is anything still billed to a former staff member, or to a personal card?

Do two or more of your tools do substantially the same job?

Archive 4 questions

Do you know where your sermon recordings live and who controls that account?

If that platform changed its terms tomorrow, could you export everything?

Are your photo and video archives backed up somewhere the ministry controls?

Could a staff member find a specific message from three years ago in under five minutes?

Vendor Exposure 4 questions

Who owns the domain name registration?

Is there a current list of everyone with admin access to the website?

If your web vendor stopped responding tomorrow, could you keep operating?

When did you last review what each vendor actually delivers for the money?

Content & Gaps 4 questions

Is there a written plan for what gets published, where, and by whom?

Does the website reflect what the ministry is doing right now?

Could a newcomer find service times, location and a next step in under thirty seconds?

Is digital a named part of somebody's role?

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