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Growth you can plan around.
You'll know what's in the diary for the week ahead, so you can order, hire and quote against it instead of guessing.
You get back to them the next day. They booked someone else that night.
It isn't that you're slow. The enquiry lands while you're up a roof or under a sink, and your first free minute is hours later.
It was decided before you ever got a chance to speak to them.
Book the free half hourThere's more than one way to fill a calendar.
Three, and I build whichever one fits your trade:
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Put you in front of local people who are already looking for the work.
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Go straight to the exact customers you want and open the conversation.
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Make you the name people already know by the time they need you.
Which one is right comes down to your trade, your patch and how much work you can take on. Working that out is what the free half hour is for.
Three steps. Two of them are mine.
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A free half hour
I go through how enquiries reach you today and where they're going missing. You tell me how much more work a month you could take on. Nothing gets built off the back of it and there's nothing to pay.
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I build it and I run it
Everything that brings people in, and everything that happens before they land in your calendar, is mine. You don't have to learn any of it or manage any of it.
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You do the work
Appointments turn up in your calendar. At 60 days I measure what it did, read off your own booking system, not off a report I wrote.
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You stay in control.
Nothing goes out to anybody until you've read it and said yes. If you ever want out, that's 30 days in writing and there's no argument about it.
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You deal with one person.
Not an account manager reading off a script, and not a team you never meet. The person who builds it is the person who answers the phone.
Who you're dealing with
One person, on purpose.
I'm Bahush. I run Bespoke Creatives, and I'm the person you deal with, start to finish.
I build the thing, I run it, and if something's not working you tell me and I fix it. That's the whole reason it's one person and not a department.
Bahushruth Mitte, Sydney
The questions everybody asks.
What do you actually do?
I find people who want the kind of thing you sell, I talk to them, I work out which ones are serious, and I book those ones into your calendar. You take it from there. That's the whole thing.
Who is this for?
Businesses selling something people book a time to talk about, where the job's worth enough that one more a month matters. Usually small teams where the owner is the one who decides.
How's this different from buying leads?
You're not getting a list. You're getting appointments in your calendar with people who've already had a conversation and already said they want what you sell.
What happens after the first one turns up?
Then a simple month to month arrangement starts, one you and I agree on before anything gets built. So you'll know exactly what it is before you ever say yes.
Do I have to sign up for a long time?
No. It's month to month with no minimum term. If you want out, that's 30 days notice in writing and that's it.
What happens in the half hour?
I ask how enquiries reach you now, where you think they go missing, and how many more jobs a month you could handle. You don't need to prepare anything or bring any numbers.
Half an hour, no pitch deck.
Worst case you get a clear picture of where your enquiries are going. It costs you nothing either way.
Book the free half hourBooked appointments. Creatively bespoke.