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Second Act StudioLeave the job you outgrew, with a plan.
Career-change coaching program
Second Act Studio
The problem. Coaches fill webinars and discovery calls, then lose most sign-ups to silence: no reminders, one generic follow-up, and no idea who's ready to buy.
What it changes. Every sign-up is sorted by a quiz, reminded before the live session, and followed up based on what they clicked, so the calendar fills with people who are ready.
JuniperShow us where.
Med spa and aesthetics clinic
Juniper Aesthetics
The problem. Med spas pay for ad leads that wait hours for a reply, treat Botox patients who never come back at week 12, and run consults that end with "I'll think about it".
What it changes. Every lead picks a concern on the face map, sees a real price, gets a text in 2 minutes and a call in 15, and leaves the consult with a written plan and week 12 already held.
FieldhouseRoasted Monday. Here by Friday.
Roast-dated coffee subscriptions
Fieldhouse Coffee
The problem. Roasters pay to win a first subscription, then lose it at bag two: the schedule never matched how much the household drinks, shipping costs appear at the last step, and cancelling is the only button that works.
What it changes. A match quiz sets the coffee, grind, bag size and cadence from how people really drink, the price per cup and shipping show before checkout, and every bag is preceded by a skip-or-change text, so subscriptions last past the second bag.
the long tableLong conversations with people who build things.
Interview podcast and newsletter
The Long Table
The problem. Interview shows grow downloads but not a business: the archive is a player nobody searches, the bonus feed has a few dozen members, and sponsors get a screenshot instead of a report.
What it changes. Every word of every episode is searchable, bonus segments sit in the transcript where listeners are already reading, and sponsors get open dates, a rate estimate and tracked codes.
Calder & WynnKeep the house out of probate.
Estate planning law firm
Calder & Wynn
The problem. Estate planning firms quote fees on the phone between meetings, fill consults with people shopping for a $300 will, and answer evening inquiries two days later.
What it changes. Every visitor builds a plan, sees the documents and the flat fee, books a fit call and fills an intake before it, so attorneys spend consults on choices, not prices.
Keystone & PineRaleigh, street by street.
Residential real estate team
Keystone & Pine
The problem. Brokerage sites send sellers to a 'what's my home worth' form that returns nothing, so the seller calls whoever answers first, and most only ever call one agent.
What it changes. Every seller gets a labelled estimate and the three nearest sales on the spot, a text with comps from the agent who works their street within 10 minutes, and a monthly value update until they list.
tallybirdInvoices that chase themselves.
Invoicing software for agencies
Tallybird
The problem. SaaS teams get trial sign-ups who never send a first invoice, a homepage that sounds like every accounting tool, and customers who leave after tax season.
What it changes. Visitors build a real invoice before they sign up, trial emails follow what each account has done, and pricing answers 'which plan' in three questions.
CopperlineKnow the price before we knock.
Heating and air conditioning company
Copperline Heating & Air
The problem. Heating and air companies miss the 9 PM no-heat call, send replacement quotes nobody follows up on, and let techs sit idle in spring and fall.
What it changes. After-hours calls get answered with a real wait time, every unsold quote gets six follow-ups over 30 days, and Comfort Club members fill the shoulder seasons.
BrightwaterOpen till 7, and Saturdays.
Family and cosmetic dental practice
Brightwater Family Dental
The problem. Practices leave holes in the hygiene schedule: one recall text and then silence, insurance questions that need a phone call, and no way to book after 5 PM.
What it changes. Patients see their insurance and their share before they book, evenings and Saturdays sit on the same calendar, and overdue patients hear from you six times over a year.
Open ShelfThis book belongs to a Detroit kid.
Literacy nonprofit
Open Shelf Literacy Project
The problem. Literacy nonprofits get a burst of one-time gifts in December, send a receipt, and never hear from most of those donors again: no thank-you call, no story, no monthly ask.
What it changes. Every first gift starts a six-step follow-up: a receipt with the IRS language, a teacher's video, a board call, an impact story and a monthly ask on day 30, so December donors become monthly donors.
Osteria LumeHandmade pasta in Logan Square.
Neighborhood Italian restaurant
Osteria Lume
The problem. Saturday no-shows leave a table of eight empty at 7:30, Tuesday sits half full, and the delivery apps keep 30% of every takeout order.
What it changes. Guests book on the site with a card hold for big and peak tables, get a same-day reminder, and are invited back on a weeknight, while takeout is ordered direct.
IronhouseSix lifters, one coach.
Strength training studio
Ironhouse Strength
The problem. Strength gyms pay for leads, then reach them hours later, book them into nothing in particular, and lose January's joiners by March.
What it changes. Every visitor is matched to a program and a coach, books a free intro into a real class slot, and hears from that coach within two hours.
Meridian PathPlanningPlans for teachers and nurses
Fee-only financial planning firm
Meridian Path Planning
The problem. Planners get visitors who can't tell if they're ready or if the firm is for them, so the contact form brings in people years too early and the right people never book.
What it changes. A readiness snapshot shows each visitor their own gap, close-to-retirement visitors book an intro call from the result, and a four-question intake sends each booking to the right CFP® professional.
Mara EllisonQuiet mysteries on the Maine coast.
Novelist with a backlist
Mara Ellison Books
The problem. Authors sell on launch week, then go quiet: readers finish book one and never find book two, the list is cold by the next launch, and the stores own every customer.
What it changes. Every visitor is matched to the right first book, joins the list to get it free, and is walked through the series in order, so book two, the preorder and the signed edition reach people who already finished book one.
Northline SummitTwo days for people who run the business.
Operations conference
Northline Summit
The problem. Conference organisers sell a burst of early tickets, then wait while most buyers hold off until the final two weeks: fees show up at checkout, nobody reminds the people who started, and nothing helps an attendee get a manager's yes.
What it changes. Every visitor sees the all-in price, the team rate and the days left before it rises, gets a ready-made email for their manager, and anyone who starts checking out gets reminded before the deadline.
brightsideCalm by test day.
K-12 tutoring and SAT/ACT prep
Brightside Tutoring
The problem. Tutoring companies get anxious inquiries in the fall, send one 'thanks for reaching out', and lose the family to silence; the ones who enroll often stop after a single package.
What it changes. Every inquiry starts with a diagnostic that returns real numbers and a backward plan, a text offering a call within five minutes, and a deadline email before registration closes.
Lantern TrailsKumano Kodo in 12 days.
Small-group tour company
Lantern Trails
The problem. Tour operators collect brochure requests from people who never pick a date, run half-empty departures that eat the margin, and answer the same fitness and packing questions all week.
What it changes. Visitors choose a departure first: seats left, a guaranteed-to-run badge, the all-in price and a $500 deposit on one screen. Booked walkers then get a countdown that answers the questions before they're asked.
Sunday SupperOne easy supper, every Sunday.
Food creator and paid newsletter
Sunday Supper with Tess
The problem. Food creators get big search traffic and keep almost none of it: the visitor takes the recipe and leaves, ads pay pennies, and brand rates are guesswork.
What it changes. Every search visit meets a fridge finder whose save button asks for an email, the welcome flow moves new readers to a free plan week and a trial, and brands see published rates.
RootwellGreens you can check.
Daily supplement brand
Rootwell Daily
The problem. Greens brands pay $60 to $120 to win a first order, then lose the subscriber at the second or third charge: the pouches pile up, the renewal surprises them, and cancelling means a chat window.
What it changes. Every box is sized to how many mornings the buyer really uses it, renewals are announced five days ahead with a skip link, and cancelling offers a pause or a slower schedule without hiding the button.
Maison FernColor that grows out beautifully.
Hair salon
Maison Fern Hair Studio
The problem. Salons lose clients between visits: new clients come once and vanish, no-shows empty Saturdays, and stylists sit through quiet Tuesdays while the booking link just says 'prices vary'.
What it changes. Every price is posted by stylist level, deposits and the cancellation policy are shown before anyone confirms, and every booking ends with the next visit held inside its grow-out window.
RiverbendSundays at 9 and 11 on River Street
Community church
Riverbend Community Church
The problem. Churches welcome first-time guests on Sunday and then lose them: an anonymous visit, a card in the bulletin nobody fills in, and no way to say hello again.
What it changes. Guests plan their first Sunday online, see the morning in photos, get met at the door by name, and hear from a pastor before and after with one clear next step.
codeyardShip code for a living.
Online coding academy
Codeyard Academy
The problem. Bootcamps get syllabus downloads that never apply, admitted students who never pay the deposit, and cohorts that start with empty seats.
What it changes. Every page shows the next start date and seats left, a readiness check routes applicants to prep or the immersive, and a tuition calculator ends on a refundable seat hold.
Hollow OakVeterinaryThe calm vet on Haywood Road
Veterinary clinic
Hollow Oak Veterinary
The problem. Vet front desks spend the day on the phone booking routine visits, owners can't book after hours, and pets drift overdue after one reminder postcard.
What it changes. Owners book any hour, the booking asks the reason and routes urgent cases honestly, and every due date gets a text, an email with the price and a call before a pet is lost.
Signal & ThreadPipeline you can forecast.
B2B growth consultancy
Signal & Thread
The problem. Consultancies live on referrals, then hit dry months. Their sites hide prices, so the calls that do come in are often $2,000 budgets, and briefs wait a day for a reply.
What it changes. Visitors price their own scope before they ask for a call. Budgets that do not fit are told so kindly, budgets that fit see a calendar on the same screen, and every brief gets a reply in minutes.
Build packages.
Start with one build, or the full suite. Then we can run it monthly.
Website
$4,500 one time
A multi-page site in your brand: home, services, about and booking, built to turn visits into bookings.
Quiz funnel
$3,500 one time
A quiz that sorts every lead, a result page that books calls or sells, and the follow-up for each result.
Email and SMS flow set
$2,500 one time
Welcome, reminder, win-back and reorder flows, written and built in your tools.
Reporting dashboard
$1,500 one time
One page of the numbers that matter, updated monthly, in plain words.
Full suite
$9,500 one time
All of the above plus a calculator, a receptionist chat, a CRM pipeline and a teardown of your current site.
Half of any build fee is credited to your first month if you continue on a Marketing Ops Lead plan within 30 days. Prices in USD.
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