Where does your reputation stand?

In 3 minutes, discover exactly where your reputation stands, what is holding you back, and what to focus on next no matter what stage you are at.

1- How often do people outside your immediate network discover you through search, LinkedIn, or referrals?

Never. I have to introduce myself to everyone.

Occasionally. A few people find me each month.

Regularly. New people find and contact me most weeks.

2- In the past 6 months, how many speaking opportunities, podcast interviews, or media features have you had?

None

1–2 opportunities

5+ opportunities

3- How frequently do you share content or insights in your field on LinkedIn or other platforms?

Never or very rarely.

Monthly.

Weekly or more.

4- When you do post, what level of engagement do you receive?

I never post anything.

Little to none. I get maybe a few likes.

Some. I get likes and occasional thoughtful comments.

Strong. I get meaningful conversations and direct messages.

5- When you explain what you do, how clearly do others understand your expertise?

Unclear. I often have to explain it multiple times or people misunderstand.

Somewhat clear. People get the general idea, but not always the full picture.

Very clear. People quickly understand what I do.

6- When you speak at events or in meetings, how do people respond to your ideas?

They listen, but I do not see much follow-up afterwards.

They show interest, ask questions, and sometimes follow up.

They respond strongly, I get clear engagement and people act on my ideas.

7- How do you think others in your field perceive your expertise?

Capable. I do my work well, but I’m not widely recognised.

Respected. I’m seen as a valued contributor.

Go-to expert. People see me as an authority in my field.

8- When new opportunities come your way, how do they typically arrive?

Mostly self-initiated. I create opportunities by directly reaching out to people.

A mix. Some opportunities come through referrals, but I also create them myself.

Mostly through referrals. People tend to come to me through introductions or recommendations.

9- How consistently do you back up your expertise with tangible proof such as results, case studies, or testimonials?

Rarely. I let my work speak for itself.

Occasionally. I share examples when it feels relevant.

Consistently. I proactively use results, stories, or testimonials to reinforce my credibility.

10- How often do people recommend you or share your expertise with others?

Rarely. I rely mostly on my own efforts to be known.

Sometimes. A few trusted contacts recommend me.

Frequently. Many people actively recommend me to others.