What's Inside
Stage 1 covers your initial inquiry response, including when to send your Welcome and Service Guide and why that single step pre-qualifies your clients before you've spent a minute on a call.
Stage 2 is the intake call. What to cover, in what order, and what to actually listen for.
Stage 3 is where most advisors leave money on the table. The recap email, the planning fee payment link, and how to set communication expectations before they become a problem.
Stages 4 through 8 cover the proposal, pre-departure prep, mid-trip support, post-trip connection, and turning happy clients into referrals. The stages most advisors skip entirely, and the ones that make the biggest difference to whether clients come back.
Each stage includes a notes section so you can duplicate the doc for every new client, and track exactly where things stand.
Based on the full 8 Stage Client Journey framework as shared in this post.
What You Get
A Google Doc template you can duplicate for every client. One copy per client. Fill in the details, work through the stages, and check things off. Nothing gets forgotten, every client gets the same level of care, and you always know exactly what you're up to.
Includes 18 pages, including instructions, quick tips and headers. Rebrand to your own business using Canva & Google fonts if that’s your thing!
This is for you if:
You're tired of trying to remember what you sent and when
You want a consistent process that makes you look organized from the very first reply
You know stages five through eight matter, but keep skipping them when things get busy
You're building the kind of business where clients come back and bring their friends
Instant download. Duplicate and use immediately.
INCLUDED BONUS
INCLUDED BONUS
I built you a free discovery call guide! Every stage of the intake call, questions by travel style, and scripts for the parts that feel hardest — fees, next steps, and the close.
Discovery calls are where bookings tend to happen or fall apart, and many advisors go into them without a real system. Save the link provided as a reference you can have open during the call, so you always know what to ask, why it matters, and where to take the conversation next.