Every kickoff waits on you.
The deal closes and the handoff is a Slack message. Scope, approver and inputs live in your head, so delivery starts when you find time to start it.
Your agency sells well. Then every project waits on you: at kickoff, at review, whenever a client pushes back. Working Properly fixes the operations behind the sale for agency founders, so the agency grows faster and runs to a clear standard without you checking everything.
Written scope and price before any commitment.
Growth doesn’t stall at the sale. It stalls right after it, and right now more sales would mostly mean more of this landing on you.
The deal closes and the handoff is a Slack message. Scope, approver and inputs live in your head, so delivery starts when you find time to start it.
Work comes up to you instead of out to the client, because “done” means whatever you would accept. Two of the last five deliveries had a missed step the client noticed first.
Capable freelancers, no standard to hold them to. The last stretch of every project lands back on you or your ops lead.
Where a step repeats, we use AI to take the grunt work out of it. A named person still reviews anything that reaches a customer. See a labelled example →
Fix the sale-to-delivery handoff or client onboarding in ten business days, built in your tools and taught to the team.
About the Sprint →Fix the operations with your team, one agreed improvement a month, until the agency runs to your standard.
About Operating Partner →Four sessions a month on hiring, capacity, priorities and delivery problems. You and your team execute.
About Advisory →Blue Stout, Launch Labs, JPORT Media, Funnel.Ninja / Sajo Media, Group Funnels, Smooth Operators and others. Full list, labelled →
About these numbers. Blue Stout is a company result from years when Jacob helped run operations; many people contributed. Field Mouse Investments is a small investment firm where Jacob ran a three-month operations project; the figures are what he recalls, not an audit. These come from single engagements, so they are not what every client gets. What changes for you depends on where you start and on follow-through. We agree it in writing before you pay.
Yes. Owners, briefs, standards and checks work the same for contractors as for employees. If a freelancer cannot meet your standard, you will know within a week instead of at the client review.
No. We set up what you already use (Asana, ClickUp, monday, Notion and similar) around the way delivery actually runs. Migrations are scoped separately.
A Sprint targets ten business days after written start and readiness. In a Partner engagement, the first agreed improvement is worked in the first month. Speed depends on inputs and approvals, and we will tell you when it does.
Yes. Working Properly is based in Atlanta and works remotely with agencies across the United States.
Bring that one to the call. You’ll get a straight answer on what to fix first and which route fits.
Written scope and price before any commitment.