A step-by-step pricing template for small business owners who set prices by gut feeling. Uses a real example business with real dollar amounts to walk through three questions: what does it cost you, what do competitors charge (and why), and what is the result worth to your customer. Covers cost-based pricing, competitive context (without copying), value-based pricing, and when and how to raise prices. Built for owners who have never lost a customer to price, which probably means they're charging too little.
A step-by-step cash flow forecast template for small business owners who have never forecasted before. Uses a real example business with real dollar amounts so you can follow the math before applying it to your own numbers. Covers why profit and cash are not the same thing, how to track money in and money out by timing (not just category), a 12-month forecast grid, and what to do when a month goes negative. Built for owners who check the bank balance and hope for the best. This replaces hoping with knowing.
A decision template for small business owners considering whether to expand, open a new location, or enter a new market. Most expansion decisions fail because owners answer only one of three questions. This template forces all three: what is the outside world doing (PESTLE), what kind of growth is this really (Ansoff Matrix), and can you actually execute it (Operational Readiness). Includes a structured Go/No-Go decision that pulls from the Roadmap and KPI Scorecard. Built on the frameworks Harvard Business School teaches.
A working strategic analysis template for small business owners. Most SWOT analyses fail because they're done without competitive context. This one fixes that by pairing an honest SWOT with Porter's Five Forces, a real competitor scoring grid, and the TOWS Matrix (the action layer most templates skip). Built on the frameworks Harvard Business School teaches and Fortune 500 strategists actually use.
A working template for small business owners. Built around three frameworks used by Fortune 500 companies and adapted for businesses your size: EOS Traction for the 90-day rhythm, OKRs for measurable goals, and the Eisenhower Matrix for prioritizing your week.
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