Stop thinking about your business. Start building it.
Business Blueprint gives you the knowledge. Business Toolkit helps you put it into action.
This is the most hands-on volume in the Pipe It collection.
I've designed it to help you take all those ideas floating around in your head—your products, customers, business name, income goals, marketing, production and future plans—and start turning them into something real.
This isn't something I want you to simply read.
Write in it. Plan with it. Set goals. Tick things off. Change your mind. Come back to it.
Make it yours.
What's inside?
- Business vision exercises
- Defining what success means to you
- Your dream lifestyle
- One-year vision
- Business-name brainstorming
- Finding what makes you different
- Product-range planning
- Ideal-customer exercise
- Income goals
- Pricing & Profit worksheet
- Profit goals
- First-customer planning
-
First 100 Customers Plan
- Referral plan
- Social-media plan
- Content ideas
- Branding
- First-year goals
- Supplier contacts
- Equipment checklist
- Daily production schedule
- Weekly production planner
- Quality-control checklists
- Valentine's Day plan
- Mother's Day plan
- Easter plan
- Christmas plan
- Marketing plans
- Special-event planning
- Monthly business review
- 90-day goals
- Your own business roadmap
The Toolkit runs from defining the business and its financial goals through customer acquisition, production planning, seasonal campaigns and ongoing review.
Who is it for?
Anyone ready to move beyond:
"One day I'd love to..."
and start answering:
What am I selling?
Who am I selling to?
What do I want to earn?
How will I find customers?
What am I doing next?
78 pages | Digital PDF | Instant access
From me to you
Every successful business started as an idea.
At some point, somebody decided:
"I'm going to give this a go."
I can't tell you exactly where your business will lead.
But I can help you ask the right questions and put some structure around where you want to go.
Think big—but don't be afraid to start small.
This isn't my business story. This one is yours.
— Kerry
