One Focused Day, Months of Progress

Who's holding the keyboard.

An Audit is someone whose only job is to see what you stopped being able to see. I look at what you've got, walk through it properly, and hand you a written report of what to fix and in what order — then you go do it. Built for people who'd rather implement themselves. A VIP Day is strategy and execution together. Same thinking, but I'm the one doing the work, and you end the day with it done.

Yes. Book a VIP Day within 60 days of your Audit and the Audit fee comes off. You'd already have the plan — we'd just get to building it.

That's most people, and it's what the strategy call is for. We spend 60 minutes beforehand working out what actually matters most — it's often not what you walked in thinking.

A 60-minute scoping call, a full diagnostic walkthrough, and a written recommendations report that's yours to keep. You get eyes on what's working — and insight into what's quietly costing you clients.

A 60-minute strategy call beforehand to lock the plan. A full working day of focused work. Google Chat or email throughout, so you can reach me without sitting on a call. Everything delivered to a private Google Drive folder with Loom walkthroughs so you can actually use what we built. Then up to two hours of follow-up over the next seven days.

Tell me which one and I'll be honest with you. I work in niche and industry-specific platforms often — nonprofit CRMs, scheduling tools, systems most people have never heard of — and underneath, most share the same bones. Contacts, tags, sequences, pipelines. The buttons move; the logic doesn't. And if I look at your setup and think something else would serve you better for your budget or your timeline, I'll say so — even when that means less work for me.

Honestly, that's often the easiest place to start. Nothing to untangle, no decisions to undo. We'll talk through your budget, your goals, and what you actually need the tool to do — then I'll recommend a setup that fits you, not the one everyone says you should have.

No — and for a lot of businesses that's the point. You don't need a specialist on retainer twelve months a year. You need real help at specific moments: a seasonal peak, a launch, the quarter where everything lands at once. A VIP Day lets you buy focus when you need it and stop paying for it when you don't.

Usually 3–4 weeks out. I only take a few VIP Day clients a month so each one gets real focus. If you have a date in mind, ask early.

Reach out and we'll check dates. I take a limited number of VIP Days each month, and they usually book 3–4 weeks out. Once we've settled on a date I'll send an agreement, and payment is what holds your spot on the calendar. If the timing of the payment is the only thing in the way, say so on our call. I'd rather work something out than have you sit on this for another few months.