You’ve finished the floor. The follow-ups are waiting.
A quote went quiet. A finished job still needs a review request. The invoice is waiting. I help you get the next step ready, so less work follows you home.
I’m Alex. My first business was mowing lawns; my career since has been in technical sales. I like taking something complicated and making it useful. You know the work. I’ll ask questions and help with the process around it.
Get Your Time Back
First PassFree · Guided Assessment
Something useful today.
Tell the guide about one sales task you want to make easier, like following up on a quote or asking for a review. You’ll get a first pass at a workflow you can try. Or share it with me directly, and we can talk it through.
We’ll work on one thing holding up your sales. I can help automate a task, review your sales process, or take a closer look at your branding. We’ll agree on the scope and work through the result together.
One agreed focus: task automation, a sales challenge, or a sales-process or pilot review
30-minute share-out with your setup, findings, or next steps
We agree on the scope and any access needed before we start. I don’t keep your passwords.
First Hand$999 · Sales-First Assessment
More Signal, Less Noise.
A sales-first look at your business, beyond automation. I bring my sales experience and the tools I use to help you choose where to focus. Your plan might cover a clearer value proposition, stronger messaging and branding, better prospecting, or custom sales training for your team using frontier technology.
45-minute discovery call, starting with how you sell
Automation plan for up to three workflows, depending on complexity
Sales plan covering your message, the value you offer, prospect research, sales preparation, and follow-up
One-hour share-out to walk through your plan, options, and next steps
Implementation is quoted separately.
What keeps landing back on you?
A few places we could start.
Follow up before the quote goes cold.
Before: You remember the quote after the customer has moved on.
After: See which quotes need a reply, with a follow-up draft ready to check and send.
Make the review request part of finishing.
Before: The floor looks great. The photos stay on your phone, and asking for a review slips.
After: Finish with the right photos and a review request ready for you to send.
Get from a new inquiry to a finished quote.
Before: Measurements, customer photos, and callback notes arrive in different places.
After: Open one request with what you already have and a short list of what you still need to quote.
Give the crew the answers before they ask.
Before: The crew calls to check the finish, the prep, or what was promised.
After: Hand over a job brief with the floor area, coating, finish, prep, and photos. Include warranty coverage and exclusions from your actual written terms.
Change the plan without rewriting every update.
Before: An installation moves, and you chase the crew and customer with the same details.
After: See the visits affected and have the revised customer and crew updates ready to review.
Finish the job. Get the invoice out.
Before: The work is done, but the final invoice waits while you piece together changes.
After: Prepare the deposit or final invoice from the accepted quote and approved extras, ready for your check.
Something else in mind? Bring it. We’ll work through it together.
What a “First Fix” looks like
Example: following up on unanswered quotes.
Before: A basement-floor quote went out last week. You remember it when you’re already on the next job.
After: Each morning, you open a short list of quotes due for a follow-up, with a draft beside each one. You check the details and send.
For $450, I set up the agreed fix in your tools, check it with you on a real example, and show you how to use it. We choose the follow-up timing together and confirm what your quoting tools can do before starting.
One task. A clear plan. Someone who follows through.