What I Do
I started my business back in 2004. 16 years in the service industry as a work-at-home dad added much to my business experience. Whilst I love the service I provide, I discovered that I enjoy client acquisition even more. If you would allow me to journey with you, I would like to add wings to your efforts in the following roles:
Consultant
I advise and help start-ups set and reach both immediate and long-term client acquisition goals without them pulling out their hairs.
Teacher
I teach start-ups how to run a business with outreach and marketing templates and scripts (usually unknown to them), to test and perfect them in such a way that will smoothen the client acquisition process.
Engineer
I help start-ups create truly effective outreach tools that they can reliably leverage on to get to their clients a lot faster.
Need Advice?
Whether you’re a start-up, a solopreneur trying increase your client base or someone in desperate need to revive a dying business, I would like to invite you to leverage on my experience and take a shortcut in your business endeavor.
My e-Books & Courses
If you are a reader or you would like to get to know me better before contacting me, I have also written some easy-to-read, actionable PDF reports in the area of Client Acquisition.
Testimonial
“ My dad’s a serious but nice teacher. With him, I learned to win the adults at tic-tac-toe and to cycle by 4 years old, swim by 6 years old, play the guitar at 7 years old, etc. He is a practical hands-on person. I believe he can teach you a trick or two too.”
Dreia K.
My Story
Hi, I am Will (this is of course my pseudo). In actual fact, I’m an unassuming, simple native Asian man. At home, I am a husband and father of a sweet 15 year old girl. In my profession, I am an entrepreneur, a translator, a language teacher and a business consultant.
Various circumstances led me to start a business from scratch. Armed with a vision, I registered it by faith, with neither capital nor marketing budget. Since then it was hours and hours of work trying to get it up and running. I had to do it fast…
