Your next 90 days on one page

You know where you want to be in 90 days. So tell us the goal, who it’s for, what you sell, and the 2 channels you’ll actually keep up with. You get back a dated plan with a task for every week. Print it, copy it, tape it above your desk.

Thirteen weeks, five steps

The plan follows the same 5 steps we run every engagement through. They’re in the order we think they should happen... which is not the order most people try them.

  1. 01
    Conviction, week 1

    Why you built this and what you won’t bend on. Plus the goal, written so you can tell on day 90 if you hit it.

  2. 02
    Your people, week 2

    One real person, not a demographic. You talk to a few of them before you write another word of marketing.

  3. 03
    A sharp offer, weeks 3 and 4

    Your one sentence, cut until a stranger can repeat it back, then tested out loud on people who’d buy it.

  4. 04
    The experience, weeks 5 to 12

    Your two channels on a weekly rhythm that fits the hours you gave us. 8 weeks is long enough to see if a channel is working.

  5. 05
    Word of mouth, week 13

    Review the numbers, ask your best customers for introductions, and decide the next 90 days. Read the 5 steps in full.

Honestly, a plan from 5 boxes has blind spots

It doesn’t know your numbers. It can’t tell you if your offer holds up or if you picked the right 2 channels. Don’t get us wrong, it gives you a sound shape and a Monday to start, and that’s worth having. But it isn’t the whole job.

The whole job is the $3,000 strategy engagement: positioning, your people, the offer with the math behind it, and a 90-day plan we pressure-test with you. If you’re a founder deciding where to start, this page is for you. And if you’re not sure the engagement is worth it for your business, a 30-minute discovery call will give you a straight answer.

Now find out what it’s missing.

Bring your printed plan to a 30-minute discovery call. We’ll tell you what we’d change, whether the full strategy engagement is worth $3,000 for you, and what to do first if it isn’t. No pressure either way.