I just wrapped our quarterly $2.5K Club call with Social Department clients who’ve already made back their investment in the program and honestly, it was such a good one.

Every quarter, we meet for 90 minutes to reflect, recalibrate, and plan out the next 90 days. And the wins this time? WILD.

✨ Every person who submitted a sale reported real revenue many within their first few weeks.
✨ Of those who’ve sold, 65% have already crossed $2.5K+
✨ The sales range? Everything from $200 coaching wins to $12,457.77 in a single month 

It’s proof that with a clear offer, focused content, and a strategy that fits your life, a lot can happen in just 90 days.

If you haven’t sat down to plan your Q2 yet, this is your reminder:

It’s proof that you don’t need a huge audience, a new funnel, or a rebrand. You need a clean plan and consistent messaging around one offer.

If you haven’t sat down to plan your Q2 yet, here’s where I’d focus:

What should your baseline sales goal be?

Start with your monthly business expenses and add 50% for profit. That’s your minimum monthly sales goal. If you plan to pay yourself and want to plan for taxes (please DO) you’ll want to add this to it. 

From there, you can reverse engineer how many sales you actually need based on your pricing and capacity.

How do you sell consistently outside of launches?

Most people aren’t seeing all your content, so you don’t need to bounce between offers. You need to cycle through one offer at a time and stay consistent in how you talk about it.

That means planning ahead.

Not just saying “I had a VIP this week, so I guess I’ll pitch it now.”

Start by putting your offers into your calendar. If you’re selling a 1:1, block the week you’ll talk about it. If you’re planning an event or pushing a program, write that in too.

You can still have PS lines or story slides that mention multiple things. But the key is having a plan, not reacting in the moment.

This is how we create predictable income. Not from random one-offs or “when I feel like it” posts.

It’s repeatable. It’s sustainable. And it still leaves space to be creative.

What if you feel overwhelmed or have a big event like a move coming?

Then we go into what I call maintenance mode. You focus on what’s essential: the minimum viable product version of your business.

• You pre-schedule your emails.
• You repurpose content that worked.
• You remove anything that doesn’t directly support revenue or delivery.

And if you’re launching or planning a time-sensitive campaign?

Look ahead and block out anything that might get in your way.

For example, if you’re taking time off in July, you open your calendar for May and June and sell into those windows now. Put your offers, launch windows, events, and campaigns into your Notion calendar I made for you.

If you know your content is the first thing to fall off the list, write and schedule it.

This is how you keep the business running, without running yourself into the ground.

You don’t need a big rebrand, a new funnel, or 100 new ideas.

You need a clean plan for Q2 that’s aligned with your energy, your offer, and your actual goals. And you still have plenty of time to make this your most grounded, growth-focused quarter yet.

If you want help mapping that out with me 1:1 now’s the time.

There are 8 spots open, and you can book a strategy session (or split it into two focused calls if you buy two spots).

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Here’s what Blythe of Via Norfolk said after one session with me: 

“After a few sessions working with Kar and implementing the strategies we spoke about, my Instagram following had grown by approx 30-40% within a few months. Plus, it felt like I was finally attracting the right audience for my content and my followers were much more engaged. I quickly sold 10+ high-ticket virtual consulting offers, which was something I’d been stuck on for months before I’d met with her. Every session we have leaves me with clarity, momentum, and a to-do list that I actually want to tackle.”