If you're looking to build more revenue for your business, this is for you.
Most business systems are built for someone else's business.
The wrong operating system doesn't just slow you down. It has you running someone else's race.
What we've been building with my clients inside Revenue OS is... pretty much customised to you.
Not a one-size-fits-all playbook.
An operating system that works for your situation, your market, your stage of business.
Here's what that looks like in practice:
Client S installed a simple lead gen tracking system. Got clear on his pipeline. Better follow-up. More awareness of where deals actually stood.
Last week?
Closed a $4.8K deal. Built out more pipeline. Started posting consistently on LinkedIn.
Launched a newsletter — 174 subscribers in one week. Now exploring his own coaching offer on top of the training he already runs.
One system. Multiple doors opened.
Client G needed more targeted leads. Instead of going wide, we went laser-focused — LinkedIn Sales Navigator, dialled into his exact target audience.
23 profiles sampled. 6 accepted. 3 replies from interested prospects. In 2 days.
That's what the right targeting does.
Client W just needed clarity. Once she had it, she started refining her prospecting, offer, closing.
February came and went.
We ran through the numbers together.
$16K collected.
Client M is playing the long game. Steady outreach every other day on LinkedIn. No pressure. No spray and pray. Just a slow fire burning. 6 meetings generated a few weeks ago. 1 more meeting this coming week.
Meeting with interested prospects week in, week out. Consistently. Quietly. Building.
Different clients. Different stages. Different approaches.
Same operating system — calibrated to each of them.
And that's the point.
The best system isn't the most popular one.
It's the one that actually fits how you work, who you serve, and where you are right now.
If your current approach isn't producing results...
maybe you just have an incompatible Operating System for your current business.
And its something you can choose to 'uninstall' and then install a working one.
So if you're interested to find out more... let me know :)
-Rusydi
