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The hours you get back each week, the money you keep each month, and which jobs leave your desk. Worked out from your own numbers.
Aria
Your partner at the Riviera House
About 2 minutes · free
Sealed and on its way to your inbox, darling.
Open it with your coffee. Every figure in it comes from your numbers.
The Riviera House
Written by Aria from your answers. Here it is before your numbers go in.
Prepared for the Owner, this month
01
What comes in this month, and what you keep.
Your figures only. We never guess at money.
02
Three to five moves that bring your next clients in, and how the Valets answer them in your voice.
The dashed ones, when your numbers ask for more.
03
The posts, angles, channels and ads for your business, made better than human.
04
Rebuilt from your numbers: the bill, and the hours spent keeping it running.
Statement for this month
Your bill, rebuilt
GoHighLevel, Close, Pipedrive, HubSpot or Aimfox: whatever you run.
05
What waits for your signature each morning.
06
Chosen for your business, and why. Nothing you don't need.
The best AI staff ever made, day and night.
Posts, reels, carousels and ads in your style, on every channel. Never generic.
On every channel, from your own accounts.
Email, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, LinkedIn, texts, website chat, calls.
You sign your approvals, then lunch on the yacht.
Found for you. No ceiling, nobody hired.
On the terrace, at breakfast
Two minutes with Aria, and your plan is in your inbox.
Tell Aria what you run
Your business automation plan Your partner at the Riviera House
Darling, I'll write your business automation plan myself. It lands in your inbox in a couple of minutes.
First, what do you run?
Other people's businesses. How generous. Let's make sure yours keeps the whole margin.
Your own label. Orders coming in while you're at lunch, that's the idea.
You sell what you know. Then your evenings shouldn't go to answering about it.
A blank page. My favourite kind. The plan starts from where you want to end up.
Is the plan really free?
Do I need to be technical for this?
What do you do with my answers?
Where do people find you?
Write your site's address here, or tap below.
Perfect. My Valets read it before I write a word.
No site, no matter. Two quick questions instead.
Why do you need my site?
Will you change anything on it?
My site is a mess, is that a problem?
Tell me what you sell, and roughly at what price.
Your own words are best. Or pick the closest.
Projects. Then every new client should arrive without a new hire.
Know-how sells beautifully when someone else does the answering.
Things in boxes. Lovely. The orders can come in while you sleep.
Then the plan helps you decide. That's rather the point.
Does it matter if my price is low?
I sell a few different things, which one?
Do I have to decide now?
Where do your clients come from today?
Messages, then. Someone answers them at night now, and it isn't you.
Charming, and a little unpredictable. Some months full, some empty.
Ads alone rarely do it. Someone has to answer, follow up and close. Client Supply does that part.
Good room. Most people just stand in it waiting to be asked to dance.
Then we start with who to find, and where. The Valets love a guest list.
Do I need to be on social media?
I tried ads, they didn't bring much. Why would this?
Can it find clients for me?
How many people write to you each week?
Emails, Instagram messages, WhatsApp, the lot.
I'll type it
e.g. 40
people
That looks a little unlikely. A rough number is fine.
Noted. Each one is someone who could buy.
What if nobody writes yet?
Do comments count?
Why does this matter for the plan?
And what goes out each month for the people and tools doing the work?
Freelancers, assistants, every subscription. Roughly.
I'll type it
e.g. 4000
$
That looks a little off. A rough monthly number is fine.
Noted. Let's see what that looks like over a year.
Should I count my own time?
Do salaries count?
Is this shared with anyone?
Which of these do you pay for today?
Tap every one, then Done.
Done
GoHighLevel. Snapshots and all. Noted.
Close. Lovely for calls, darling.
Pipedrive. Tidy little pipelines.
HubSpot. The grown-up one. Noted.
Aimfox. LinkedIn on a timer. Noted.
Automations. Someone keeps those alive, I suspect.
Something else. It goes on your plan too.
A clean desk. How refreshing.
I built my whole setup in n8n and GoHighLevel. Why change?
Do I lose my clients' data if I move?
Do I have to learn something new?
What do they cost all together, a month?
I'll type it
e.g. 450
$ a month
That looks a little off. The monthly total is fine, roughly.
Noted. It goes on your plan.
Should I count the add-ons?
What if I pay yearly?
And the hours a week keeping them running?
Fixing automations, updating, checking they still work.
I'll type it
e.g. 5
hours a week
That looks a little off. A rough number of hours is fine.
Noted. Those hours come back to you.
Should I count my team's hours?
What counts as keeping them running?
Here's what running it yourself costs you.
Going out in a year, today
$0
From your own numbers. People and tools only, before a single new client.
That's the bill for being the one who runs it.
Your plan shows what Client Supply takes off your desk.
A case of an online owner who moved into the house and stopped hiring: their numbers before and after, in their own words.
Who do I address the plan to?
Your first name
That looks a bit short. Can you write it again?
Lovely, {name}. The letterhead is ready.
Why do you need my name?
Can I use a nickname?
And where should your plan land?
you@yourbusiness.com
That address looks a little off. Can you write it again?
Will you fill my inbox with emails?
Can I use my personal email?
{name}, your plan is being written. It lands in your inbox in a couple of minutes.
Want it done for you? We set it all up for you and build it with you every week. One 45-minute call, on your numbers.
{name}, your plan is being written. It lands in your inbox in a couple of minutes.
Start now and the Valets take the night shift tonight.
