Should You Hire Me

About this block

Should You Hire Me renders a four step decision path where each numbered question branches into a yes outcome and a no outcome side by side. Several no branches route the reader away honestly, to a template, an agency, or a later quarter, and a closing verdict panel greets whoever answers yes to all four.

The steps render from one array of question, context, yes, and no fields, joined by a vertical connector down the numbered markers. The distinctive choice is letting real branches send people elsewhere, so the path works as a genuine filter rather than a funnel that lands everyone at the same call.

When to use

Reach for this block on a services or contact page when you would rather turn away a poor fit than field the enquiry. Working the questions in public does the qualification a first call usually would, and the honest exits build the trust the verdict panel then trades on. The installer rewrites each step with their own thresholds and referral routes.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Am I the right fit

After

• Services list
• Contact section

What you can display

One strong use is a designer qualifying leads before a call. Other decision paths:

• Fit checklist. Turn the branches into a plain list of conditions a good project meets.
• Budget gate. Lead with the money question and route smaller budgets to a template.
• Timing filter. Sort enquiries by when they can start against your booked calendar.

Tip: let some branches lose the reader on purpose. A path where every answer leads to hiring you is a form, and prospects can feel the difference.