You're on the calendar. Let's build something.
Check your email for the calendar invite. In the meantime, here's exactly what happens next so there are no surprises.
What the call looks like
20 minutes. No fluff. I'll ask a few questions, then tell you exactly what I'd build and whether it's worth doing.
Quick intro
I'll confirm what you shared in the intake form and make sure I understand what you're looking for.
Discovery
I'll ask about your current tools, where things break down, how much time you're losing to manual work, and what a win looks like for you.
The recommendation
I'll tell you exactly what I'd build, which package it maps to, how long it takes, and what it costs. No surprises after this point.
Questions & next steps
Your turn. Ask anything. If it's a fit, I'll send you a one-page scope doc the same day. If it's not a fit, I'll tell you that too.
Quick prep (optional but helpful)
None of this is required. But if you have 5 minutes, this will make the call faster and more useful for you.
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Know which tools you're currently paying for (CRM, QuickBooks, project management, email marketing, etc.)
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Think about the one task you do manually that annoys you the most
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Have a rough idea of which package interests you (or just come with questions — that works too)
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If your books are the issue: know roughly how far behind you are and which accounting software you use
Who you're talking to
Cory Salisbury — I run Salisbury Bookkeeping and build business systems for construction companies and service businesses. QuickBooks, GoHighLevel, workflow automation — it's what I do every day.
This isn't a sales call with a closer. You're talking directly to the person who builds your system. Same person on the call, same person doing the work.
Need to reschedule? Use the link in your confirmation email.
Questions before the call? Email [email protected]