Timing and input
Timing depends on the scope, access to systems and delivery of content. We identify those dependencies before implementation begins.
Frequently asked questions
Any questions?
Find answers about working together here.
Where do we begin?
We discuss where you are now, what you want to achieve and what is holding you back. Then we decide on a concrete first step together. The introduction takes 30 minutes and is online. Choose an available time in the Cal.com calendar; the planner guides you through booking your appointment.
Can I start with just one part?
Yes. You can start with one clear question or one defined outcome. We agree in advance on what is included, what it costs and what input is needed from you.
Do you also help with implementation?
Yes. For example, a website, an initial prototype, a customer portal or a defined automated process. Guidance and implementation are described and priced separately. See what I can build for you.
What does working together cost?
After the introduction, you receive a proposal for your question. Guidance and implementation are described and priced separately, so you can see exactly what you get and what you are choosing.
How do I stay in control?
You set the goals and make the decisions. We clarify the scope, priorities and responsibilities. During the work, we discuss progress and decide on the next step together.
Can you build on what I already have?
We first look at your existing website, tools or way of working. Then we decide what is useful and what needs changing. Whether we can integrate with it depends on the technology, access and your goal.
Do I need coaching if I only want something built?
No. If your requirements are clear, we can define the scope, schedule and price directly. Guidance is not a mandatory purchase.
What does the personal guidance involve?
We work on your offer, audience, priorities and implementation over eight weeks. With a starting conversation, six weekly conversations, a final review and one shared working document. Explore the full programme.
Practical preparation
The agreements around the work need to be clear too.
Alongside content and design, collaboration includes scheduling, feedback and management. Below are the practical principles we make concrete for your project in a proposal.
Feedback and changes
Feedback concerns the agreed work. A new feature or extra part can change the scope. We discuss that before doing additional work.
Use and next steps
After delivery, it should be clear how to use the result. Management, external subscriptions and any expansion need their own agreements.
A few practical details.
Can we start with a small project?
Yes. We can start with a defined phase that is useful or testable on its own. The options depend on your question and the preparation needed.
When is a build complete?
We describe in advance which parts and actions will be delivered. We check against that, process the agreed feedback and complete the handover.
Can I work on my idea myself first?
Certainly. Use the available tools and worksheets to describe your offer, project or workflow. You can then ask a focused follow-up question.