What Can Marker 90 Actually Help With?

The simple version

• Need more customers? We can improve the offer, pricing, sales conversation, website, content, outreach and follow-up.
• Starting a business? We can help turn the idea into something people understand, trust and buy.
• Doing everything yourself? We can organize the work, build simple systems and take useful work off your plate.
• Building a team? We can help hire, onboard, train, manage and improve sales and customer service.
• Not sure what's wrong? That's fine. Start by telling us what keeps happening.

Who we especially enjoy working with

The guy with a truck and a skill people need. The hairdresser building a loyal book of clients. The new real estate agent trying to become known. The restaurant owner who can cook but can't also be the marketer, trainer, website manager and systems department. Contractors, cleaners, mechanics, food trucks, local shops, entertainers, family businesses, nonprofits and people building something real with their own hands.

Our main areas of work

• Sales and customer growth: Offers, pricing, sales conversations, follow-up, referrals, retention and sales training.
• Strategy and systems: Priorities, workflows, checklists, accountability and making the business easier to operate.
• Social media and content: Planning, writing, photography, video, posting, engagement and organic growth.
• Websites and online presence: New sites, cleanup, clearer copy, booking paths and local visibility.
• Staffing and training: Hiring, onboarding, customer service, sales training, managers and team expectations.
• Branding and outreach: Names, messages, visual direction, partnerships, events and community promotion.

Pricing that works in the real world

Small businesses often need professional help long before they can comfortably afford professional prices. So we'll make it flexible.

Pay upfront, later or in pieces. If an IOU or performance-based arrangement makes sense, say so. If the budget is peanuts, tell me that too.

If you love what you do, you're serious about making it work and you need my help to succeed, let's talk. We'll figure out what makes sense for both of us.

What larger clients should expect

Corporate clients and larger, well-funded organizations should expect to pay fair market value for the work. They receive the same honest thinking, practical execution and personal attention—but not the deeply reduced pricing reserved for small businesses that genuinely need it.

That work helps make the Marker 90 model possible. In practical terms, larger clients help pick up part of the tab so promising small businesses can get serious help before they can afford traditional professional rates.

That isn't a penalty for being successful. It's simply larger clients paying the real value of the work—and helping Marker 90 keep betting on good people building something smaller.