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:

  1. Your product
  2. Your Clients
  3. Your Competition
  4. Your Sales
  5. 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...

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…

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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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Ditch the Buzzwords: A Worksheet for Jargon-Free Communication. (The Worksheet)

The first steps of making pesto sauce:  Deposit basil leaves within a mortar & pestle, interjecting with a bisected garlic clove, deprived of its center germ. Labor the mortar utilizing the pestle to create synergy between the ingredients for a luscious composition. Adjoin pine nuts and continue your pursuit.  Would you buy this cookbook after…

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How to Talk to Clients So They Actually Buy: From Meh to Magic. (The Worksheet)

Last week you unlocked employee excitement. You figured out how to make your employees as excited about your business as you are.  This week we are going to swap this perspective: how can you become just as excited about your clients?  What clients need You’re naturally excited about your product or service – you see…

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Stand Out, Don’t Compete: How Differentiation Wins for Small Businesses. (The Worksheet)

Small businesses require a lot of creativity.  Especially in terms of competition and how to stand out. The best way for a small business to do this, is to minimize direct competition, by working on differentiation.  How does your business stand out in a crowd? Differentiation creates opportunity Imagine two lemonade stands. Right next to…

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Feed The Soil, Not The Plant: Client Version. (The Worksheet)

Having a great place to buy makes people want to buy from there.  It is not just your employees who thrive in a good environment.  Your clients do too.  There will always be another version of you: another law firm, another restaurant, another hair stylist, another marketing agency, another everything.  It’s three things: value, quality,…

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Feed The Soil, Not The Plant. (The Worksheet)

Having a great place to work makes people want to work there.  –> And when they want to work there, they show up happy.  —-> And when they show up happy, they do great work.  Make your business a great place to work.  And no: Friday pizzas and holiday parties won’t do it. Not on…

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Why Client-Focused Goals Drive Success. (The Worksheet)

Every business needs clients.  But what is something that is even better than clients? Loyal clients.  What makes clients want to come back again and again? The value of current clients Keeping existing clients costs less than finding new ones, so repeat business is a profit driver. But it is more than just that.  Loyal…

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Laser Focus, Bigger Profits: The Power of Niche. (The Worksheet)

Every small business needs management consulting.  But not every small business is a good fit for my management consulting. Much like not every animal with four legs is a cat.  Many small businesses worry about being too specific – too niche – in their market, for fear of losing business to competitors.  To quote the…

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Don’t Be Perfect: Be Valuable. (The Worksheet)

Every Tuesday, Tuesday On Your Business gives you ways to spend thirty minutes working on your business instead of in it. Step away from the day-to-day tasks of your work and spend time planning for the future, solving problems, and innovating. Starting today, I’m adding a weekly exercise to these posts and emails. For those…

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