Client Brief Questionnaire
Ask new clients the right questions before you start a website, SEO, social media, ads or branding project. Choose the project type and copy a questionnaire you can send by email, WhatsApp or as a form.
How to use the questionnaire
- Choose the project type.
- Copy the questionnaire and send it by email or WhatsApp, or paste the questions into Google Forms.
- Review the answers before your kickoff call.
- Use the answers in your proposal and scope of work.
Why a client brief matters
| Without a brief | With a brief |
|---|---|
| Guessing what the client wants | Clear goals and preferences |
| Endless revisions | Fewer, faster rounds |
| Scope creep | Agreed scope from day one |
| Weak results | Work tied to real business goals |
Tips
Keep questions short and avoid jargon. Ask about money early: budget and what a customer is worth shape every recommendation. If answers are vague, ask for examples, such as websites or ads they like.
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Plan the start with the client onboarding checklist, define deliverables with the scope of work generator, and price the work with the project pricing calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this client questionnaire free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.
When should I send a client questionnaire?
After the client shows interest and before you write a detailed proposal or start work.
Can I turn this into a Google Form?
Yes. Paste each question into Google Forms as a short or paragraph answer.
How many questions are too many?
Around 12 to 16 focused questions is usually enough. Ask the rest on a call.