Two places to start building credibility.
The Credibility Score Quiz shows you where you stand today. The book shows you how to build from there. Both are built from work I have actually done, not theory.
See what your online presence is communicating.
Think about a financial credit score. A lender uses it to decide whether they can trust you with money. Your Credibility Score works in a similar way. Every post, comment, reply, and conversation gives people clues about whether they understand what you do, believe you can help, and feel comfortable doing business with you.
People are already forming that opinion, whether you have seen it or not. The quiz helps you see it. Your score shows what your online presence is communicating, where trust may be breaking down, and what to improve first.
The quiz looks at five parts of your online presence
- Consistency & Frequency
- Content Variety & Visibility
- Longevity
- Engagement
- New Opportunities
What you get from it
Clearer positioning
See whether people can actually tell who you help and what you offer.
More useful content
Learn what to post so people recognize you and come back for more.
Stronger trust
Understand what builds familiarity and confidence before a sale is mentioned.
More natural conversations
Turn posts and replies into real exchanges instead of silence.
Better opportunities
Make it easier for the right people to reach out and respond.
See what your online presence is communicating, where trust may be breaking down, and the clearest next step to strengthen your credibility.
The book for people building from a kitchen table.
This book is for small-town entrepreneurs, small-business owners, network marketers, and people building from kitchen tables, basements, farm chores, school drop-off, or a day job. If you are showing up and still wondering whether anyone notices you, trusts you, or understands what you offer, this is written for you.
I started helping my father build the family business Facebook presence in 2013, when I was 19. I posted for six months without a single lead. Then I learned to share useful information, make the offer clear, answer questions, start conversations, and earn trust one person at a time. That is the work this book teaches.
The book explains the Credibility Economy, the idea that people want to buy from someone they know, like, and trust. It shows how useful, consistent communication builds familiarity, trust, relationships, community, and real business opportunities.
It also connects those lessons to December 2019, when my life changed after my second neurosurgery. The online business and community we had built before that day gave my family the freedom to stay with me through six hospitals in three states while the business kept running. What we build before the storm can become a life raft when life changes.
Practical tools and teaching, added as they are ready.
I will keep adding practical tools and teaching here as they are ready. For now, the quiz and the book are the two best places to begin.