90 day Sales Rhythm planner

You don't have a sales problem. You have a rhythm problem.

Most female founders in B2B don't lack the capability to sell. They lack a consistent structure for doing the right sales activities, in the right order, every single week.

So instead of a steady pipeline, there are bursts. A flurry of outreach when revenue dips. A pause when client work gets busy. And the cycle of feast and famine continues.

The 90-Day Sales Rhythm Planner is designed to break that cycle.

It gives you a concrete, phased framework for the first 90 days of building a real sales process, with weekly trackers, reflection prompts, monthly reviews, and a full 90-day retrospective. You don't have to figure out what to do. You just have to show up and do it.

"Consistent small actions beat sporadic heroic effort every single time. Ten outreach messages a week, every week, will always outperform fifty messages sent in a panic once a month."

How the 90 days are structured

Phase 1 (Days 1-30)

Foundation. Define your ideal client, craft your messaging, start outreach consistently.

Phase 2 (Days 31-60)

Momentum. Run discovery calls, send your first proposals, follow up consistently.

Phase 3 (Days 61-90)

Rhythm. Close your first deals, ask for referrals, systemise what's working.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Foundation section complete before Day 1, covering your ideal client, your offer, your goals, and your three weekly non-negotiables.

12 weekly activity trackers for outreach, follow-ups, calls booked, and proposals sent, with reflection prompts after each week.

Three monthly review tables to track your key metrics and capture what you're learning.

Adjustable phase goals so the planner works for where you actually are, not where you think you should be.

A full 90-day retrospective to review your numbers, your mindset shifts, and your plan for the next cycle.

Fillable and printable use digitally or print and keep it on your desk.

This is for you if...

›      You've been meaning to 'get more consistent with sales' for months and it hasn't happened yet.

›      You have no formal sales process and want to build one that actually sticks.

›      You respond well to structure and accountability rather than open-ended goal-setting.

›      You want to understand your own conversion rates so you can improve them deliberately.

"Most founders never build a real sales process because they're waiting until they have more time, more confidence, or more clarity. This planner assumes you don't have any of those things yet. It meets you where you are."