Revenue Leak
Scorecard
Eight questions. Whatever you leave unchecked is where your money is going, with your first three fixes in order.
Run the scorecardTwo working tools. One tells you what no-shows cost your business in a year. The other writes you a week of content you can post starting tomorrow. No card, no trial, no subscription that starts billing in thirty days.
The price is five questions and an email address. I’m giving away things I could charge for — the least I can do is find out who I’m helping.
Answer once and both tools unlock and stay unlocked. I read these — they decide what I build next.
Move the sliders. The daily number is free and yours right now — that part costs you nothing and no email. The annual damage and what you’d recover are behind the five questions.
Five questions unlocks your annual loss and what the fix puts back in your pocket.
Unlock itBased on 50 working weeks a year. The 6% figure is the documented result from shops running the 3-touch system — not a projection.
Tell it three things and it writes you a week — seven posts, each with a different job, each specific enough to actually shoot. One plan per person, saved to your browser so it’s here when you come back.
Answer once and it opens. Takes about thirty seconds.
Unlock itThese live on the pages they belong to. No email, no gate, nothing to unlock — open them and use them.
Eight questions. Whatever you leave unchecked is where your money is going, with your first three fixes in order.
Run the scorecardMaps your craft against your side work and gives you the one move that matters most for where you actually are.
Open the labCatering bookings, repeat customers, missed calls. Whichever one matches how your money actually moves.
Find yoursFour questions on what you post now, and the single thing holding your content back. No email on that one either.
Check your gapA consultant who only helps people who can already afford a consultant isn’t much use to a neighbourhood. If these tools fix something and you never pay me a dollar, that’s a fine outcome — it’s one more business in Inglewood that made it.
And when you’re ready for the version I do myself, you’ll know where I am.