How I Would Get A Small Business To $84k/Month
Codie Sanchez coaches Tanya, who runs a $350,000-a-year Seattle styling agency, on reaching a million dollars a year by fixing her ideal client, offers, pricing and referrals, then checks results after 30 days.
The gist
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Sanchez has Tanya contrast her worst clients (under $150,000 income, $1,000 to $2,000 trips) with C-level executives spending $7,000 to $20,000, then target executives only.
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She suggests a three-tier offer stack (basic, executive, C-suite) with recurring visits; afterward Tanya says only 10% of clients choose the one-time offer.
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Sanchez says an 80% close rate means prices are too low, and recommends wallet share pricing that avoids falling below 20% of customer category spend.
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She advises 30 to 60 minutes of daily calls to current and past customers pitching upgrades; Tanya reports September sales 52% above the June to August average.
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Sanchez recommends a laminated in-home checklist for asking referrals and skipping ads, estimating these changes could reach $700,000 to $950,000 in yearly revenue.
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