You didn't start your business to spend your evenings fixing tech.
You started it to do the work you're brilliant at.
But here you are. Connecting platforms that don't quite talk to each other. Chasing leads manually. Fixing broken automations. Replying to enquiries at 11pm because nothing's set up to do it for you.
The business has grown. The systems behind it haven't kept up. And it's quietly all running through you.
That's the bit I sort out.
I work with ambitious female founders to simplify, build and scale the systems behind their business. So growth feels lighter, not heavier.
You're probably running an expert business online. A coach, consultant, educator, course creator, membership owner, retreat host, or personal brand.
You've built something real. You've got an audience. Your offers work. The next stage is in sight.
But the way the business runs right now is starting to creak.
There are too many tools doing too many separate jobs. Launches go well, but only because you're managing every piece. Lead follow-up is patchy. Onboarding still depends on you remembering things.
You know it needs sorting. You just don't know where to start, or who to trust with it.
It depends on where you are and where you're going. But usually, the work looks like some mix of this:
The aim is always the same. To make the business easier to run, not more complicated.
"Since working with Georgie, I've never worked less in my business and it's never been more profitable... I finally have the time and headspace to focus on growing the business rather than fighting with tech."
School of Biomagnetism
Strategy first. Tech second.
Most founders I meet don't actually have a tech problem. They've got a systems problem dressed up as a tech problem. Different platforms, bought one at a time, under pressure. Workarounds that quietly became the way things get done.
Of course it doesn't fit together. It was never designed to.
My job is to step back, look at the whole picture, and build the right systems in the right order, so you can stop holding it all together yourself.
Pick the one that fits where you are.
Sort Your Tech
Out: Launch
For founders building their first scalable offer.
If you're launching your first group programme, course or membership, you need proper sales, onboarding and automation systems in place from the start, not patched together as you go.
- → Sales funnel & CRM
- → Payments & onboarding
- → Email nurture sequences
- → Course or membership portal
All connected, all working in real life.
For founders who are done holding it all together manually and ready to grow on solid systems.
Sort Your Tech
Out: Grow
For established businesses scaling beyond one offer.
You're already established. You have multiple offers, launches or a membership in motion, and the system hasn't quite caught up. Leads are slipping, follow up is manual, and the operational side of growth is starting to feel heavier than it should.
- → Multiple connected funnels
- → Advanced automations
- → Full lifecycle customer journeys
- → Analytics & team documentation
Designed to support the business you actually run, not the one you started with.
For founders ready to scale without scaling the chaos.
Sort Your Tech
Out: Next Level
For multi six and seven figure businesses ready for an ongoing operational partner.
You've outgrown the idea of fixing one system at a time. You need someone in the business, strategically and practically, across launches, offers, customer journeys and the operational side of growth.
- → Quarterly roadmaps & reviews
- → Continuous funnel support
- → Launch infrastructure
- → Website optimisation & priority access
The operational layer of the business, properly held.
For founders who no longer want to carry the operational responsibility of scaling alone.
Most clients start with a free Tech & Systems Review.
Book your Tech & Systems ReviewBecause I do both the strategy and the build. And I do them both myself.
I work closely with you to create systems that actually fit how you want to run the business. The launches. The moving parts. The visibility spikes. The "I know this could work better but I don't know where to begin" feeling.
What you'll get:
- →Honest strategic advice
- →Calm problem solving
- →Systems that feel simpler, not more complicated
- →Clear communication, no jargon
- →Someone who can take an idea and turn it into a system that works
"Georgie is really approachable, really easy to work with, and she stuck to her timelines really well... We got exactly what we wanted out of it and I'd definitely recommend her."
Global Personal Branding Strategist
Ready to sort
your systems?
If you're ready for systems that match where you're heading, let's have a proper conversation about it.
A Tech & Systems Review is a chat about where your business is going, what's slowing things down, and what needs to be in place to support what's next.
No pitch. No pressure.