Go Fractional

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jul 8

"Going fractional takes years to build a client base."

False.

Most fractional executives land their first retainer within 90 days — using warm intros, not luck.

The full 90-day roadmap is on my page.

Grab it now — 30% off, but only for the next 3 people.

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jul 7

A client who pays you $4K/month doesn't respect you twice as much as one who pays $8K.

They respect you half as much.

Premium pricing isn't greedy — it's the system that attracts serious clients.

The full pricing calculator is in my Playbook, on my page.

30% off for the first 3 buyers only.

Code = FIRST3

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jul 7

She went from laid-off VP to $14,000/month in 87 days.

No cold outreach for her first client — just a warm message and a clear ICP.

The exact scripts she used are in my Playbook, on my page right now.

Only 3 spots left at 30% off.

Code = FIRST3

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jul 6

Traditional VP role: $180K/year, 55 hrs/week, 1 employer.

Fractional executive: $17K–$34K/month, 20–30 hrs/week, 2–4 clients you choose.

The playbook that shows you how to make the switch is on my page.

First 3 people get 30% off. Once it's gone, it's gone.

Code = FIRST3

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 26

Most fractional executives plateau at one client because they never planned past it.

The ones earning $20K+/month aren't working more hours. They're running a portfolio — clients that fit together instead of competing for the same hours.

Inside: 5 portfolio structures from $10K to $24K+/month, mapped by client mix and hours per week.

Full playbook on my profile.

Code = FIRST3 (30% off, first 3 only)

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 23

"How much should I charge?" is the wrong first question.

The right one: which tier gets clients to self-select into the engagement that's actually right for them.

Inside: the full 3-tier retainer structure, the pricing psychology behind it, and why your middle tier should be the one most people pick.

Full breakdown on my profile.

Code = FIRST3 (30% off, first 3 only)

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 20

Most people think you need a $200K full-time exec hire to get C-suite expertise.

You don't. You need a fractional one — and the market rates prove it.

Inside the playbook: the exact monthly retainer ranges by revenue tier + engagement type, plus the discovery call script, pricing calculator, and 90-day roadmap to land your first client.

Grab it on my profile.

Code = FIRST3 (30% off, first 3 only)

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 20

Fractional CMOs average $8,500/month per client.
Fractional COOs can hit $15,000/month.

The system to land your first retainer is on my page — and for the next 3 people only, it's 30% off.

After that, the price goes back up. No exceptions.

Code = FIRST3

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 4

You don't have to quit your job to test the fractional model.

One executive started with a single $2.5K advisory client — 4 hours a week, on the side.

3 months later he had proof it worked. Then he quit.

6 months after that: 3 clients, $15K/month, 28 hours a week.

The smartest way to go fractional isn't to jump — it's to step.

The exact transition plan is on my page. You know what to do.

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Digital guidesProfile picture@digitalguides1·Jun 4

A Tuesday for a fractional executive:


9am — 1hr strategy session with a $8K/month client

11am — async Slack update to client #2

1pm — done for the day


A Tuesday for a VP at a corporation:


8am — commute

9am — meeting about the meeting

11am — another meeting

1pm — email catch-up

3pm — status update nobody needed

6pm — finally heading home


Same level of expertise. Completely different life.


The roadmap to get there is on my page — come take a look.