Someone in your corner. Once a month.
Running a business on your own is lonely. You're working in it all day, and there's no one to work on it with.
The advisory
Big companies have a board. You have a kitchen table at 10pm.
Big firms have people whose whole job is asking: are we hitting our numbers, where is the money going, what do we try next. You're expected to work all that out yourself, between serving customers and doing the books.
That's not fair, and it's not your fault. Nobody ever offered you the same thing at a price that makes sense.
Greg McCallum
15 years in commercial leadership, with startups and big tech. At Booksy he went from Inside Sales Manager to Interim Head of Sales, building the UK business side.
What he's good at: finding exactly where a business is losing money, and fixing it. The same thing he did for tech companies, in plain words, for yours.
I fix what's capping your revenue.
Whatever's keeping you up.
- Targets. What you're aiming for this month, and whether you got there last month.
- Where the money goes. Basic money in, money out, and what the next few months look like.
- The shop matches the site. If the website promises something, the counter has to deliver it.
- Your staff. Getting them selling the memberships and pre-orders, not just ringing things through.
- What to try next. Using the numbers your ThinkWork system shows, not guesswork.
£150 a month, on top of any plan.
It's only for ThinkWork clients. That's on purpose: the hour works because Greg can see your real bookings and sales, not just your opinion of them.
Add it when you sign up, or any time after.