Chapter Thirteen: To Bake the Cake

The challenge with qualifying is authenticity. However, another challenge is ensuring we have a healthy dose of intellectual curiosity and empathy. Qualifying isn’t just about information gathering—it’s about creating a shared vision of success. When your questions evoke a genuine emotional response, such as the frustration of a current challenge or the excitement of a potential breakthrough, you’re helping your prospect see a clear path forward with your solution.

Sarah Harrison

I HELP EARLY-STAGE STARTUPS & ENTREPRENEURS BUILD THEIR
ONLINE PRESENCE.

The early stages of your business aren’t the time to spin your wheels, polishing everything towards some goal of “perfection”. When you’re just starting out, everything’s a prototype, including your brand, your website, and your messaging.

I can help you put something out there that’s just professional enough so you can start getting valuable feedback, finding out what’s working, what’s not. Then I can help you respond, iterate, and shift, being agile and iterative as you improve your business bit by bit.

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