Step 1 of 10 · Reality · about 4 min
Your Starting Line
Before we design the client, we get honest about the business as it exists today and the number it has to hit. Estimates are fine. Nothing here is graded.
A rough number is fine. Zero is a legitimate answer.
Be honest. This shapes the whole strategy: lead volume, conversion, time, money, confidence, or skill.
Units, GCI, or both. A real number beats 'as much as possible'.
The clients, listings and reputation you want to be known for.
Go deeper: 4 optional questions
Skip these entirely if you are short on time. They sharpen the final document but never block it.
Where most of your deals land today. If you have no deals yet, use the market average.
Sphere and referrals, past clients, portals, paid ads, open houses, farming, social content, cold outreach, builders, and roughly what share each accounts for.
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