Weeks 1 to 4: test
Pick the idea, hold ten conversations, write the test offer and sell two or three pilots.
Weeks 5 to 8: deliver and document
Deliver the pilots, measure the results, collect testimonials and write your process down: templates, prompts and a quality checklist you can reuse.
Weeks 9 to 13: sell and repeat
Set your real price, contact a larger list, ask for referrals and propose a monthly plan to satisfied clients.
Deliverables and indicators
| Stage | Deliverable | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
| Test | One-page offer | Conversations held, pilots sold |
| Deliver | Process, templates, checklist | Results measured, testimonials |
| Sell | Final offer and price | Paying clients, monthly plans |
What you will have after 90 days
- A tested idea, with proof of payment.
- A clear offer: who it is for, the result, the price and what is excluded.
- First clients and one acquisition channel you know works.
- A reusable method: templates, prompts and a quality checklist.
Your action for today
Put the 13 weeks in your calendar with one goal per week, and block 30 minutes every Friday to review your indicators.
Questions
Can I do this part-time?
Yes. Plan for a few hours per week; the plan assumes 3 to 5.
What if I fall behind?
Keep the order of the steps and stretch the calendar. Skipping validation is the only real mistake.
Prices, budgets and timelines are indicative orders of magnitude for an international audience. Adjust them to your local market and check official sources before any decision. No income is promised.
