Build-in-public: turning one-off projects into a repeatable delivery system
I'm documenting this because repeatable delivery is the only way I know to fix my cash flow — right now every month starts from zero. I've got a handful of…
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I'm documenting this because repeatable delivery is the only way I know to fix my cash flow — right now every month starts from zero. I've got a handful of…
Ran a quiet test last month: quoted new work to existing clients at 20% above my usual day rate, no announcement, no new packaging. Half said yes without…
I've spent years billing by the hour as a data consultant, and I want to add a productized offer so I'm not trading time for money forever. Pricing it is the…
For two months I had a waitlist for 1:1 and kept discounting it whenever someone hesitated. Decided to test the other direction: one $240/month small-group…
I run a productised service for creator agencies and I've been chasing repeatable delivery for months, but every time I cut a package I second-guess the niche…
Running a small experiment against my own bad habit. My theory is that my problem was never the offer, it was that I kept pitching it to people who had no…
I'm opening this log because I need to stop treating this as a thought experiment and actually test something. My leads have been inconsistent for months, and…
I've been running a free design newsletter for two years. Last month I added a paid tier (£8/month) with two extra posts: a deep dive and a template. I…
I'm starting this because my audience follows me for a reason I never monetised. They'll read anything I write about how I got sponsorships. They just won't…
I'm testing whether shortening my payment terms from 14 to 9 days for new enquiries will increase the number of deposits I collect. I've been drowning in 'I'll…
I keep telling sponsors they can leave whenever they want, which is honest and also bad for revenue. So I am writing down every cancellation for ninety days…
I counted what I actually open on a client day: calendar, invoicing, email, then four others I keep paying for out of habit. So for 30 days I'm running…