
But, as creator of the Authors Influencer Circle (AIC) — a mastermind for non-fiction authors who want to turn their book into authority, audience, and revenue - Susan faced a dillema that she was having a hard time overcoming.

Susan had lots of clients, that she won "one conversation at a time". When people meet her, they love her and want to get her help. But, she just didn't have a consistent way to attract, nurture, and grow at scale.
Susan had a real business. A real audience. A real signature program. She wasn't starting from scratch but she really needed to know why the pieces (and her efforts) weren't compounding.
Established brand with 25 years of credibility in the marketing and publishing space and over 500,000 books sold.
The Book Marketing Mentors Podcast with over 400 episodes that lead non-fiction authors who were seeking help to market their books straight to her website.
A signature mastermind — AIC — already built and running with clients who loved it and got results.
The business wasn't scaling. Something upstream was broken.
When Susan first joined the Strategic Accelerator, we sat down together and she had a clear theory about what was wrong — and a clear plan she wanted me to help her execute.
I don't have enough AIC members joining regularly
I believe it's because I don't have a dedicated sales page
Help me build the sales page → problem solved
Logical, right? No sales page, not enough sales. That's the obvious math. She was ready to get help building one.
Here's the thing. When you are running your business and focusing on delivering results for your clients, it's easy to jump to the first thing you think needs attention to solve your problem and go after it with gusto. But more often than not, that's a recipe for failure (if not slow progress).
What Susan needed was to take a step back and look at the words she chose to use to talk about her business. Were they consistent? Did they resonate with her ideal client? Did they differentiate her and make people want to know more about her work?
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Before I let her build anything, I went and looked at how she was already talking about her work — the website, the podcast, the way she introduced AIC, the way she described who it was for.
She wasn't describing her work the same way twice.
The website said one thing. The podcast positioned her differently. AIC was described differently again depending on which resource you landed on.
Three doors that looked like they led to three different businesses.
She didn't need a sales page. She needed a brand message.
More copy doesn't fix it - which version of the message would you use?
More traffic doesn't fix it - they would land on the page and be confused.
A better funnel doesn't fix it - would anyone opt in if they didn't know it was for them?
You cannot bolt a strong sales page onto a foundation that's saying three different things. The only fix is going back upstream.
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When Susan joined the Strategic Growth Cafe, the very first thing we built together — before the sales page, before any new content, before anything else — was her Message Formula Blueprint.
The Blueprint is the foundational document her entire business voice now runs on.
Who she serves, the real problem she solves, and the transformation she delivers
The single sentence that explains her work in a way her audience can repeat back to her
The themes, language, and proof points she returns to in every channel
How she sounds, the words she uses, the words she doesn't
The conventional thinking she challenges and what she replaces it with
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Once the Blueprint was locked in, the rest of the work got dramatically easier. Same business. Completely different clarity.
Same business, completely different clarity. Every page now pulling in the same direction. When someone lands on Avivapubs.com -they know within seconds who Susan helps and how she is uniquely qualified.
Built on top of a message that was already saying the same thing everywhere else. It could finally do its job attracting, nurturing and converting new members.
Same show, same host — but now every episode reinforced the same throughline instead of pulling in different directions.
From day one, no identity drift. No "wait, what does she actually do?" moments. Subscribers who became customers from day one.
Susan's become known for something — instead of being a great practitioner who couldn't quite explain what she did.
And the sales page she originally thought was the answer? It's now doing exactly the job it was built to do.
Susan is no longer guessing where her next AIC member is coming from.
Because the message underneath it is doing its job first.
Consistent, on-message presence across every channel she's in
Running masterclasses that sell AIC instead of just teaching
Using the same powerful message across every channel — no more fragmentation
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Susan's story isn't unusual. It's the pattern I see over and over with business owners who've built something real — but can feel that the pieces aren't compounding the way they should.
The fix is almost never the thing you think it is.
It's almost always one level upstream: the message.
That's exactly what we build inside the Strategic Growth Accelerator (SGA) — the program Susan joined that turned her fragmented message into a foundation her entire business now runs on.
If you're ready to find out whether SGA is the right next move for your business, here's what to do.
Read it. See if any of it sounds like the season you're in right now.
If you read the SGA page and think "yes, this is the next move," book a call with me directly.
It's 30 minutes. We'll look at your business, your current message, and whether SGA is actually the right fit. If it is, we'll talk about how to start. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.
Book a 30-minute call with Susan, Co-Founder of the Accelerator → https://uwib.info/sga-discovery
P.S. Susan F's story didn't start with a sales page. It started with the Message Formula Blueprint — which is exactly where most SGA members start, too. If you're already nodding along to this case study, you may know what your first move is.?