Strategic Business Model

Achieve your business goals

A written business model is your plan for prosperity

How do you provide value? What is your plan to achieve your business goals? Have you made it easy for people to buy from you?

Ensure you are running your business and it is not running you with a defined business model.

We will work on:

Your product
Your Clients
Your Competition
Your Sales
Your Leadership

Pricing

Half day: $1320 + $40 per person

3 Sessions: $2640 + $40 per person

Or $220 an hour

What my clients are saying...

What I find extremely helpful, is the customized solution you have provided. Instead of putting us through a standard one size fits all program, you are helping us work on the aspects that are most important to us. This allows us to focus on the areas that generate the most cash flow, while tweaking more long-term goals. This is key to us as a young company.

- Jay Hobdy, Gotcha Security

My thoughts on Business Models...

Actually, Company Values Guide Profitable Behavior: Good Decisions And Brand Strength. (The Worksheet)

Over the past two weeks, we’ve defined your company’s Mission and Culture in clear, actionable terms. Now, it’s time to do the same for your company’s Values. That’s right—values aren’t just buzzwords; they are tangible, meaningful principles that guide your organization. The concept of values Values are beliefs or principles that guide our behavior and…

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Adapt with Consistency: How To Change Your Business When Things Change. (The Worksheet)

Adapting. It’s a skill we use every day, often without even realizing it. When your GPS suggests a faster route mid-drive. When you’re cooking and discover you’re missing a key ingredient. You pause, you reflect, and you adapt to get where you want to go. In business, we do the same thing. Consistency is key…

What Do Clients Really Want? The Simple Secret to Client Satisfaction. (The Worksheet)

When you’re on the client side, what do you really want? A magical solution that fixes everything instantly? A dash of telepathy to make working with others effortless? A seamless experience that’s both fun and stress-free? And, of course, a little bonus wouldn’t go amiss—like a slice of free pizza. What do clients want? What…

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From Goals to Gratitude: Better Goals For Devoted Clients. (The Worksheet)

“The secret to setting up the correct goals is to always tie your goals to your customers,” writes Pooja Agnihotri in her insightful book, 17 Reasons Why Businesses Fail. I agree. As regular readers will know: your business goals should address your 3 core pillars of Business Goals, Happy Employees, and Loyal Customers. The question…

Willingness To Sell: Great Workplaces Unite And Deliver. (The Worksheet)

Last week we addressed creating a willingness to buy. One essential part of a willingness to buy is creating a willingness to sell. If your team is motivated and interested in their work, your clients will be too. And this mindset shouldn’t be limited to just the sales team. Collective effort Every part of your…

Unlocking Willingness to Buy: Know Your Customer’s Results. (The Worksheet)

When it comes to sales, there’s one important thing to keep in mind: it’s not all about what you do; it’s about what your customers do. The real action lies in the buying decision made by your customers. For “sales” to happen, the action that matters is “buying”. Let’s focus on what matters most: your…

Beyond Bots: Exceptional Customer Service in the Age of Automation. (The Worksheet)

Customers like automation. They get a service that is And they are happy. Most of the time. Customer service Some things have to be done by humans. And human customer service should always be better than a machine option. The people in your business represent your brand, and they are your chance to shine. Make…

Redefining “The Right Fit” For The Business And For The Job. (The Worksheet)

Every job in your business is different. You will need different people to fill them. People with a range of capabilities that will bring value to your business. Using last week’s worksheet, you defined the right values and behaviors for your business. Don’t stop there: find the right values and behaviors for each job in…

Hire People Not Skills: Hiring with Company Values. (The Worksheet)

Hiring new employees. You have outlined the job, listed necessary skills, and conducted thorough interviews. And still, it can go wrong. Who are you hiring Part of the problem is that you are not hiring a skill. You are not hiring a machine, which is programmed to do one thing over and over and be…

The Talent Trap: Why New Employees Are Not Meeting Expectations. (The Worksheet)

You are hiring good people. Skilled people. Talented people. Motivated people. These people will make your business better, no doubt. But then why are they still making mistakes? Why is the work not up to the standard you expect? It’s more than skill, talent, and motivation Because they can’t do it all on their own. …

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