Your work speaks for itself. That's the problem.
See howYou've done the hard part.
People already pay you.
Somebody asks what you do, and you hear yourself say "it depends." Twenty years of good work, and the best description of it is the referral that sent them to you. That's been fine. The work kept coming. Now it has to come on purpose, and there's a date on it: the business is selling, that big contract ends in three months, you can't work more hours, you'd like to retire someday.
You've been meaning to fix this for eighteen months. Every time you sit down to, a client needs something and wins. Meanwhile nobody can buy what you do, because it has no name, no price, and no sentence you can say out loud. You can't sell what you can't say.
We find the offer inside what you already built. Then we tell you exactly what to do first.
You talk for an hour. We write the map.
The Leverage Map
An hour of you talking about the work. We write the map: what you've built that's worth money, what you sell in one sentence, where the cap is (the offer, the message, or the system that sells it), what it costs every year it stays, and the moves that fix it, in order. The first one you can make this week. If the cap is somewhere else, the map says that instead.
An offer has to pass three tests. People want to buy it. It makes you money. You like delivering it. The map checks yours against all three.
Best fit: the work is good, the referrals come, and you still can't say what you sell in a sentence.
Simple Start
The map names the offer. Simple Start builds it with you in 90 days: the offer itself, the message that sells it, and the system that keeps selling it. Then you run it.
Best fit: you know what to build, and the calendar keeps winning.
See how Simple Start works →What people say about the work.
“He told me I needed a bigger offer, that I had the audience, the willing buyers, and the expertise to build and deliver it. He was right, it netted me a 4x return on my investment with Justin immediately.”
“The Leverage Map is one of the best marketing diagnostic tools I have come across. It surfaced the right patterns at the right time and gave me the clarity to act on them immediately.”
“I was able to go back to my audience and ask them what they didn’t like. When they told me the changes they wanted to see, we listened! Because of those small changes, we got several new clients that equated into $10,000/mo in new recurring revenue.”
“I came to Justin with a vague idea of what I wanted to offer, and he helped me understand how to turn that idea into a series of products packaged in a way that anyone could understand.”
“The Leverage Map spelled out what I had a growing suspicion about, my product is great, my follow up is wonderful, my consistency is spot on. The missing piece? A concrete way to close the loop.”
“He can look at the big picture, the 30,000-foot view, and give me clear actionable insight into what can change in your business. … He actually practices what he preaches. If he talks about how to approach a problem, I can almost guarantee that he’s done it himself.”
“I love how Justin goes a level deeper. He sees the real question behind my question and the real problem behind the symptom.”
โJustin has a great way of bringing thoughts and ideas into action with a distinct plan for moving forward.โ
We say what you sell better than you can.
I ran a digital agency that managed millions in ad spend for brands you know. It grew to seven figures and ten people. Then it started running in reverse. More clients meant more payroll. I had less time and less money in my own account. I was home, and my head was somewhere else.
Clients came to us asking for more leads. We got very good at leads. Their sales still didn't move. Eight times out of ten, the trouble was the offer: what they sold, and whether anyone still wanted to buy it.
I sold the agency. It wasn't retirement money. When I rebuilt, I set one ground rule. One offer people want to buy and I like delivering. Words that land with the people I love working with. A system that sells it and delivers it without me in the room.
That rule is the whole company now. We do it for people who built something good and can't say what it is.
Iowa-based. Husband, dad, human. Simple always wins. The offer is already in your work. You're just standing too close to see it.
The clock is running. The sentence isn't written.
Twenty minutes on a call. We'll tell you what the offer is and what we'd do first.
Simple Always Wins
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