Hook Street Revenue Sprint

1 · Current Offer

The 90-Minute Business Bottleneck Review

Sam helps business owners identify the 1–3 bottlenecks costing them time, money, or control, then gives them a clear 30-day fix plan. If useful, implementation can be quoted separately.

Standard: $1,500–$2,500Pilot: $750–$1,000 (pilot only to close a first one fast)

How it starts (the free front door): 3 quick questions they answer in ~90-second voice notes. Sam reads them and reflects back the 1–2 bottlenecks he sees. The paid 90-minute review + written plan comes only after that — we never give the 90 minutes away free.

What they get back (the paid review):

Their top 3 bottlenecks, named plainly
What each one is costing
A 30-day action plan (fix the right one first)
A 90-day roadmap
An optional implementation quote — only if they want it built

2 · Simple Talk Track

"If you know a business owner who feels like things are falling through the cracks — Sam helps figure out the one or two things really causing it. It starts with just 3 quick questions they answer by voice; he sends back what he'd fix first. If it's useful, he does a full 90-minute review + written plan."

The core idea: most businesses don't have ten problems — they have one or two problems creating ten symptoms. Sam helps find which is which.

3 · Who to look for (warm-lead categories)

Existing relationships Owners with operational chaos Cash-flow / collections issues Staffing / delegation problems Runs too much from their own head Real estate · service · school · ops-heavy

4 · Outreach Drafts (prepare — Sam approves before sending)

Friendly, not salesy. No pressure. The opener is always the 3 questions (a ~90-second voice note each) — never "give me 90 minutes." Mildred fills the [brackets]; Sam approves before anything goes out.

Draft A — the 3-question opener (main one)

Hi [Name] — want to try something quick with you. Whenever you've got a sec, send me a ~90-second voice note on each of these three:
1. What's the business, and what does a good month look like?
2. Where do things keep falling through the cracks — cash, follow-up, operations, delegation?
3. If one thing got fixed in the next 30 days, what'd help most?
From that I'll tell you the 1–2 real bottlenecks I see and what I'd fix first — no charge for that part.

Draft B — referral ask

Hi [Name] — quick one: Sam's been helping owners pin down the 1–2 things really costing them time or money. It starts with 3 short questions (voice notes, ~5 min) and he tells you what he'd fix first. Know anyone who'd find that useful?

Draft C — operational-chaos angle

Hey [Name] — you'd mentioned things feeling all-over-the-place lately. Sam's got a low-key way to pin down what's actually causing it: 3 quick questions you answer by voice, and he sends back the top bottlenecks + a starting plan. Want me to send them over?

Draft D — light follow-up (once, after 3 business days)

Hi [Name] — just circling back once. No pressure — if the timing's not right, totally fine. If it is, those 3 questions take about five minutes whenever you have a sec.

Draft E — after they answer → offer the paid review

This is great — from your answers I'm already seeing [1–2 bottlenecks]. If you want the full read, Sam does a focused 90-minute review + a written plan (your top 3 bottlenecks, what each is costing, a 30-day + 90-day plan). That runs [$1,500–$2,500]. Want to set it up?

5 · Lead Tracker

Lead	Business Type	Relationship	Likely Pain	Suggested Offer	Draft Ready?	Sam Approved?	Sent?	Response	Next Action
Arsen	Business financing / receivables	Warm (personal referral)	Receivables / deal structure	Review → scope	—	—	—	—	Send scope + intake
Mendy	Group travel / villas	Recurring relationship	Annual ops / coordination	Review	—	—	—	—	Formalize + ask 2 referrals
Eden Gardens	Community / ops (past client)	Past engagement	—	Case study / referral source	—	—	—	—	Ask for a referral when warm
[Add lead]

6 · Do / Don't + Follow-Up Rules

DO prepare drafts and keep this tracker current.

DO follow up once, ~3 business days after the first message.

DO if a lead responds warmly, offer a short call and pass it to Sam.

DON'T send anything before Sam approves it.

DON'T automate, mass-message, or scrape — these are one-by-one, human.

DON'T ever discuss Sam's personal finances or anything outside this offer. This board is business outreach only.

7 · Status Summary

Leads drafted

Sam approved

Messages sent

Responses

Calls booked

Cash collected

Hook Street Capital · Revenue Sprint board · static page, no automation — Mildred drafts, Sam approves, Sam sends. Update the timestamp at top by hand whenever this changes.