Three ways in: the Position package, the Presence package, the Inspection package. You start where the problem actually is.
The method itself lives on how it works. This page is the shape: what each entry point covers, what happens week by week, and what you keep at the end.
01 / where you start
There's no required order. Some founders start with Position, some with Presence, some with Inspection. The call is where we check where the real gap sits, before you commit to an entry point.
Buyer definition and message locked. Most engagements start here.
The system that gets you found and trusted before the call. A separate entry point when the message is already right.
The weekly review that tells you which deals are real. A separate entry point when the pipeline itself is the question.
02 / what happens when
The work runs on a timeline, not an open-ended retainer. Each stage confirms the last before anything bigger starts. The sequence below shows a Position-first start, the most common path. Starting from Presence or Inspection instead runs the same day-14 and day-90 rhythm, built around that package.
The offer is locked and the system exists in outline. For a Position start, this is where that work lands first.
The first checkpoint. What's built gets reviewed together before anything bigger runs.
The rhythm is running. First inspection decisions get made on real pipeline, not hypotheticals.
You run it. The weekly review is the artefact that outlasts the engagement.
03 / who does what
You lead the motion. signalrev builds the system around it. One decision a week is yours to make. The rest runs without you in the room.
The system exists and the first sign-off happens. You can see the shape of it running.
You run it. Pipeline on a rhythm, the weekly review in place. Your next hire inherits the system, not a folder of guesses.
The second product. One review a week, grounded in what the data shows, keeps the system sharp after the build ends.
You commit one package at a time, and each package has a fixed price once we've scoped it. signalrev doesn't publish a price list: which package you start with, and how much of it you run yourself, decides the number, and we set it on the call, after we've looked at your pipeline, not before. That call takes thirty minutes, not a proposal cycle.
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