Aspire
Internal — Master Plan · Replaces v1 + v2

90-Day Growth Plan · Master

Owner: Head of Growth  ·  Support: 2 interns, Client Service (Alice)  ·  Sponsor: Dan  ·  Period: 6 Jul – 3 Oct 2026

Objective

Build a measurable lead-generation, acquisition and conversion engine for Aspire, owned end-to-end by the Head of Growth. Every channel gets a tracked entry point; every new sale is attributable to a channel and to this plan. Focus: fast, actionable outcomes that generate ROI — a small number of high-value clients, not reach. Capacity is ~20 new clients/month and clients stay 5–10 years, so one closed executive is worth more than a thousand followers.

Attribution rule: every lead enters through a tracked door — ad form, WhatsApp click link, booking page, referral code, newsletter link — captured in one pipeline and tagged by source. If it didn't come through a tracked door, it doesn't count as plan revenue. No exceptions, no arguments.

Positioning — the category we own

Aspire is where founders and executives train. Not a clinic, not a wellness brand — personal training and coaching, held to a standard that fits people who run companies. Everything in this plan builds one asset: authority in that segment, until Aspire is the default answer to "where do serious executives in Bangkok train?" Executive health, longevity, physio and nutrition are the depth underneath; the lead is always personal training and coaching for people at the top.

The category name — to lock: The Executive Gym · The Boardroom Gym · "Where Bangkok's executives train." Pick one and repeat it everywhere — LinkedIn pages, content, corporate deck, the MOT. Category ownership comes from repetition, not a clever line used once.

The Offers — defined, one free door

OfferWhat it isPrice
Free door — Executive Health MOT60-min complimentary session: Aspire Longevity Score (one health + longevity number), movement screen, body-composition read, and a personal-training / coaching strategy. The single free entry point — every channel drives here.Free
Foundation12-week personal training + coaching block. The standard first paid step after the MOT.[to lock]
Executive Coaching membershipOngoing 1:1 training + performance coaching. The core recurring product; clients stay 5–10 years.[to lock]
Corporate Health MOT DayTeam of executives assessed on-site; warm pipeline into personal memberships (see Corporate Offer).Paid pilot
To lock with Dan: paid program names + prices, and whether a "special program" (founders' cohort / intensive) sits alongside the membership. Cold traffic never sees a price — the free MOT is the only public offer; the consultant recommends the right program in the room.

The Framework — 3 pillars, 6 numbers

Pillar 01

Generate

Event-buyer upsells, referrals, reactivation, B2B corporate, LinkedIn (Dan + Gift personal profiles + the Aspire Executive Health page), Google, Meta ads, content engine.

KPIs: qualified leads/week (≥10) · cost per lead
Pillar 02

Acquire

Owned by Client Service (Alice's team): speed-to-lead on every enquiry, lead nurturing, reminders, and the follow-up cadence through to a booked consult.

KPIs: lead → booked MOT % · show rate (≥70%)
Pillar 03

Convert

Standardised Health MOT experience, defined close step, follow-up for non-closers, B2B pilot proposals.

KPIs: MOT → client % (≥30%) · revenue per new client

Team & Ownership

WhoRole in this plan
Head of GrowthOwner. Runs the plan, directs interns and Alice, reports the scoreboard every Friday. Personally owns B2B relationships and the event-buyer upsells.
Intern AB2B research machine: builds the 20–30 company shortlist with decision-maker names/contacts, preps outreach, tracks responses, chases meeting confirmations.
Intern BContent factory: batches and schedules posts (IG, FB, LinkedIn), repurposes founder and team video into clips, manages boosting of winners, cleans the reactivation list.
Alice / Client ServiceOwns the nurture-to-conversion flow: speed-to-lead, lead nurturing, the follow-up cadence, consult (MOT) reminders, and conversion follow-up for non-closers. Reports completion daily — outcome per contact, not "I have done."
DanCloses B2B meetings with the Head of Growth, films founder content (max 2 hrs/wk), monthly review. Nothing else; the Head of Growth runs the plan.

Channels & Plays — all owned by the Head of Growth

ChannelPlay
Event buyers (the 10)Immediate upsell calls, Week 1. Warm buyers, zero cost, fastest revenue in the plan.
Referrals"Gift a Health MOT" campaign to the top 50 long-tenure clients, tracked referral codes. Highest close rate in the business.
ReactivationNewsletter to past clients + old unclosed leads. Launch send, then monthly cadence.
B2B / corporate20–30 Asoke companies, physio-led Corporate Health MOT Day pilot. Interns research, Head of Growth + Dan meet and close. July = meetings held.
LinkedInTwo fronts. Personal profiles — Dan and Gift post as the faces of Aspire Executive Health (founder POV, client outcomes, B2B credibility); executives buy from people, not pages. Company page — reactivate the Aspire Executive Health page, where Thai executives check Aspire before a B2B meeting. ~3 posts/week across the three, supporting B2B outreach.
GoogleBusiness Profile optimisation + Search ads on high-intent terms ("physiotherapy Bangkok", "personal trainer Asoke").
Meta adsThe 5 written angles, live Week 3 with tracked links. The scalable cold channel.
Content engineAuthority content that promotes the team and the category (see Content System below). Repeatable templates on a fixed weekly cadence, not ad-hoc posting. Formats: founder POV, coach / trainer / physio in action, client outcomes, "how executives train" education, plus podcast snippets and reels with Jason.

Content System & Cadence — repeatable, not ad-hoc

A system the team runs every week without Dan: fixed formats, reusable templates, a set cadence. The job is authority and team promotion — consistency beats volume.

CadenceWhat ships
3 posts / weekBatched by Intern B from a fixed template set. Weekly mix: 1 authority/education ("how executives train"), 1 team or client proof (coach / trainer / physio in action), 1 offer or free-value. Boost winners only.
1 newsletter / weekUseful free info on a value-then-offer rhythm: ~3 pure-value sends, then 1 with a clear offer (the free MOT). Reactivation sends fold into this.
Monthly1 podcast + reel cut-downs with Jason; 1 founder story. Repurposed into the weekly posts. Specific intern shot-list pending the content team's own plan.
TemplatesOne reusable template per format (post, carousel, newsletter, reel), built Week 1–2, so anyone can produce on-brand without starting from scratch.
Free-value-to-offer rhythm: give specific, useful information most of the time; make the offer (free Executive Health MOT) on a fixed beat, ~1 in 4 touches. Authority first, ask second.

July — week by week

WeekDeliverables (done = shipped, not started)Owner
W1
6–10 Jul
  • Call all 10 event buyers with an upsell offer — every one contacted, outcome logged.
  • Unified lead inbox + source tagging live; scoreboard v1.
  • B2B shortlist started (target 30 Asoke companies + decision-makers).
  • Corporate offer one-pager drafted (Corporate Health MOT Day).
Lead + Alice; Intern A
W2
13–17 Jul
  • Referral campaign live to top 50 clients.
  • B2B shortlist complete (20–30 with named contacts).
  • Outreach wave 1: first 10 companies (LinkedIn + email + phone).
  • Aspire Executive Health page reactivated; Dan + Gift personal profiles active — first posts live.
  • Content batch #1 scheduled (2 weeks).
Lead; Intern A; Intern B
W3
20–24 Jul
  • Reactivation newsletter #1 sent.
  • Outreach wave 2 (remaining companies) + follow-up cadence on wave 1.
  • First B2B meetings held.
  • Meta ads live (5 angles) with tracked links.
  • Google Business Profile optimised.
Lead; Intern A
W4
27–31 Jul
  • July target check: 5+ B2B meetings held, 1 corporate pilot proposed.
  • Follow-up SOP documented (Day 1/2/3/7/14/21 cadence).
  • MOT close process documented, team briefed.
  • July review with Dan.
Lead
The follow-up cadence (a rule for every lead and every B2B contact): touch on Day 1, 2, 3, 7, 14 and 21 — then monthly nurture. Nobody gets marked "contacted" after one attempt. This is the discipline that failed after the event; it does not fail again.

August & September

MonthFocus
AugustScale what July proved. Google Search ads live. Founder content rhythm running (founders, 2 hrs/wk). Team video training #1 (hooks, shooting, delivery). Nurture + no-show sequences run by Client Service. B2B: convert July meetings into 1–2 corporate pilots.
SeptemberClose: 2+ corporate deals signed. Boost winning ads/content, kill losers (4-week rule). Second reactivation send. Quarter review 2 Oct: revenue by channel, CAC, next 90 days.

July Targets

TargetNumber
Event buyers (the 10) contacted with upsell offer10 / 10, ≥2 upsells closed
B2B companies shortlisted / contacted20–30 / all contacted by 24 Jul
B2B meetings actually held in July≥5
Corporate pilot proposals delivered≥1
Referral offers sent to top-50 clients50 sent, ≥5 MOTs booked
Reactivation newsletterFull list, ≥5 replies/bookings
Content shipped (posts / newsletters)≥12 posts · 4 newsletters
Free Executive Health MOTs booked≥15 booked · ≥70% show
New clients / upsells from the plan≥5

The Corporate Offer — what B2B actually sells

Executive Health & Performance Program — entry via the Corporate Health MOT Day. Aspire's team comes to the company (or hosts at Asoke) and runs Health MOTs for 10–20 executives. But the MOT is the door, not the product: what Aspire sells is ongoing executive health coaching — performance, energy management, fitness and all pillars of health — precision health linking genetics, blood work, physiotherapy, nutrition and training in one integrated team. The company buys leadership performance, not a wellness perk. Every corporate MOT day is a warm pipeline into personal coaching memberships. Price the pilot paid, not free.

Weekly Scoreboard — Head of Growth sends every Friday

MetricSourceCadence
Qualified leads (by channel)CRM pipeline, source tagsWeekly
Cost per lead (paid channels)Meta / Google + CRMWeekly
Lead → booked MOT %CRM pipelineWeekly
MOT show rateBooking calendarWeekly
MOT → paying client %CRM pipelineWeekly
New revenue from tracked doorsCRM + billingWeekly
B2B meetings held / pilots proposedHead of Growth's B2B trackerWeekly

Cut / Parked — do not touch for 90 days

Events — not until follow-up discipline is proven on paper.

New products — repackage and recommunicate what exists for the executive ICP. Nothing new gets built.

Credit-card partnerships, retreat, black card — good ideas, Q4 parking lot. Written down, not worked on.

Daily posting everywhere — start with 3/week batched by Intern B, scale when the batch system runs itself.

Follower-growth as a goal — visibility is a by-product of the content engine; it is not a pillar and has no budget of its own.

Operating Rhythm & Rules

Weekly (Fri): The Head of Growth sends the scoreboard — 7 numbers. Five minutes, no deck.

Daily (July only): one-line WhatsApp from the Head of Growth — "done today / blocked on."

Monthly: 30-minute review with Dan — what's working, what gets cut, budget call.

One name per task. "Contacted" means outcome logged in the pipeline, not "I have done."

One tracked door per channel. Nothing launches without its tracking in place.

Kill rule: no signal after 4 weeks = paused, not nursed.

Founder time capped: Dan gives 2 hrs/week for content + B2B closes. Everything else is the Head of Growth's to run.