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Sprout: You exist online. Why is nobody booking?
Sprout is further along than Seed: there is a site, a profile, or a page with your name on it. The problem now is shape, not existence.
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Three signs you are a Sprout
You have a website or a strong social profile, but people still ask you what exactly you do.
Your pricing is not published, so every conversation starts with the same question.
You post, but not on any rhythm you could describe if asked.
The usual thorn, and the fix
The thorn at Sprout is usually Clarity: what you do, who it is for, and why you, are not clear enough for a stranger to book without a conversation first.
The fix is one rewrite: your first line names what you do, who it is for, and why you, in one breath. Add a starting price so nobody has to ask.
A client example
[Placeholder: a Sprout client's before and after, once we have one on record.]
In practice
- Rewrite your first line: what you do, who for, and why you.
- Publish a starting price or a range.
- Take the Findability Score to see which area is actually holding you back.