The 15-Minute Call

One problem. Fifteen minutes. A straight answer.

You tell us the one thing eating your week. We tell you, honestly, whether it is fixable, roughly what it would take, and whether we are the right people for it. If we are not, we say so and point you somewhere better.

Free 15 minutes, phone or video, your pick No pitch deck, no pressure With an owner, not a sales rep
How it works

Three steps, and the second one matters.

STEP 1

Request the call

Name, email, phone. Twenty seconds. No calendar roulette, no credit card, nothing weird.

STEP 2

Answer one email

We reply with a single question: what do you want to talk about? A couple of sentences is plenty. This is how we come to the call already knowing your situation instead of wasting your fifteen minutes on introductions.

STEP 3

Take the call

We call when we said we would. You talk, we listen, and you leave knowing whether the thing is fixable, what it would roughly take, and what we would do first if it were our business.

Fair warning: if you skip the email in step 2, the call does not get booked. That one reply is how we keep these calls short, useful, and worth both of our time.
Who you would be talking to

An owner who runs this stuff on his own money.

Chris Cochran runs a portfolio of owner-operated businesses from Oxford, Mississippi: lawn care, a therapy clinic, a 280-member gaming community, golf software, and a get-found service for local businesses. The systems he will talk to you about are the ones running those companies right now, not something out of a webinar.

Request the call

Twenty seconds. Then watch your inbox, because the next move is ours and it is one question.

This is where the one question lands, so use one you actually read.

No spam, no list-selling. One email, one call.
Got it. Now watch your inbox. Within a day you'll get one question from [email protected]: what do you want to talk about? Reply with a couple of sentences and the call gets booked. Skip it and it doesn't, that's the deal.