Jenny Stuchell, Sales & Marketing Strategist The Freedom Audit

Guessing your next move is costing you the most. Get expert eyes on your business and a plan that makes money first.

A business, marketing, and sales diagnostic with a 4X founder—and you leave with a custom 90-day plan that tells you what to build first, what to skip, and why.

If you have a business or a business plan, it can be audited:

Idea stage Before your first sale First year Already booked
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4XBusinesses founded · 1 exit
5+ yrsBusiness Entrepreneurship, Gonzaga University
6-Figure15-hour work weeks, by design

In one call, she mapped out my entire digital product strategy, my email system, and exactly where my funnel was leaking. I wish I had found her first.

Anna — CraftySupply
What's actually going on

Most entrepreneurs don't have a marketing problem. They have a margin problem dressed up as one.

You're not lazy. You're not under-informed. You've probably consumed more strategy in the last year than most agencies produce.

But here's what nobody tells you: you cannot out-post a structural problem.

If leads only arrive when you personally hustle for them, if your offers don't ladder, if the follow-up lives in your head instead of a system—then more content just means more work for the same result.

And if you're at the very beginning, the same rule applies earlier. A business plan with a pricing flaw, a missing offer tier, or the wrong first customer doesn't fail loudly. It fails slowly, over a year you don't get back.

That's not a motivation gap. That's an architecture gap. And architecture problems don't get solved by trying harder. They get solved by getting diagnosed.

Where the money usually exits
Traffic
Strangers find you. Do they leave with a name attached?
Capture
Something's collecting emails. Is it the right something?
Nurture
There's a gap between "interested" and "ready." How long is yours?
Offer
Buyers say yes. Then where do they go?
Delivery
Every sale adds hours. Whose?

Five stages. If you're already running, your leak is in one or two of them—not all five. If you're still building, only one of them earns your attention first. The Freedom Audit's only job is to tell you which.

What this really is

A course teaches you how to build. An audit tells you what to build.

Improvement offers ask you to get better at the thing that already isn't working. Buy the course. Do the modules. Add it to the pile.

The Freedom Audit is a different category entirely. It's a diagnosis—a full expert read on the business, the marketing, and the sales side at once (or plan). This is an expert diagnoses compressed into 30 focused minutes and one priotized plan.

You leave knowing three things no course can give you: where your revenue is leaking or where it's about to, which single move makes money first, and the order to build in so you stop doing everything at once.

A COURSE

Generic sequence

Built for the average buyer. You self-diagnose, then hope you picked the right module.

THE FREEDOM AUDIT

Your sequence

Built for your business, your season, your hours. You leave with a build order, not a library.

What lands in your inbox

Leave with a 90-day prioritized plan built for your business—not a generic one.

After our conversation you receive a designed, page-by-page plan containing:

01 — DIAGNOSIS

Your leak table

Your ecosystem scored, with one stage circled and what it's costing you named in dollars, not adjectives. Not launched yet? The same table names what's missing before it costs you anything.

02 — OFFER SUITE

What's working, kept

Your assets—or your idea—mapped into a ladder, including the tier you're missing and which asset you already own becomes it.

03 — THE PLAN

90 days, sequenced

Priorities with defined finish lines, ordered so nothing gets built before the thing it depends on—and so the first thirty days fund the next sixty.

04 — THE PICTURE

Before & after

Exactly what changes in your week, your lead flow, and your revenue when the plan gets executed.

What surfaces on these calls
  • The offer most small businesses are missing from their ladder—it isn't the expensive one, and you may already own it.
  • The question that tells you whether an idea will make money before you spend a dollar building it.
  • Why your best-performing content may be quietly training people to stay free forever.
  • The 20-minute pass through your existing list, contacts, or network that usually finds revenue already sitting there.
  • The one automation to build first—and the two everyone builds first that don't move money until month three.
  • The pricing question that separates a lead problem from a conversion problem. Most women answer it wrong about themselves.
Fit check

Built for the capable operator—at any stage.

You're a fit if:

  • You have an idea or a written plan and you want it pressure-tested before you put more time or money into it.
  • You're brand new and you'd rather build the right thing first than learn it the expensive way.
  • You already have paying clients—referrals, word of mouth, a network that works when you work it.
  • You have no automated backend, and you know it.
  • You're done buying strategy you never implement and want one plan you'll actually finish.
  • Your time is genuinely limited—kids, a job, a season—and the plan has to fit real life.

You're not a fit if:

  • You want someone to build it for you rather than tell you what to build. (Go here for that)
  • You're looking for encouragement more than an honest read on what's working and what isn't.
Jenny Stuchell
Hi, I'm Jenny

4X founder. Sales & marketing strategist. Business entrepreneurship instructor at Gonzaga University.

I built my first company into Spokane's first healthy meal-prep delivery service—and sold it in 2023, after I became the bottleneck.

Then I did it differently. With a toddler and a newborn at home, I built a product business that replaced my income in under three months, working under 15 hours a week. No daily posting. No launch adrenaline. Just architecture.

I teach business entrepreneurship at Gonzaga University, which means I spend as much time on models and plans that don't exist yet as I do on systems that already run. Both get diagnosed the same way.

When my employer handed me a return-to-work ultimatum, I declined it. Not because I'd manifested freedom—because I'd engineered it.

That's what the Freedom Audit does for you in 30 minutes: it takes the thing you've been guessing at and turns it into a blueprint you can build from.

— Jenny
Real businesses. Real numbers.

What happens after the diagnosis.

I wasn't losing on price. I was losing on clarity. Jenny gave me language I can actually use—not scripted and robotic, but direct and me. If you keep getting "let me think about it," you need this.

Cheryl — Peak28 Solutions

I approached her with a clear vision but needed help simplifying a complex message for two audiences. Now I have crystal-clear messaging and calls to action at the ready. My investment has already paid off tenfold.

Genevieve — It's a Win-Win

Her straightforward approach and natural confidence were contagious. She made me feel like my goals were actually achievable—even when I'd been lying awake telling myself otherwise.

Amanda — Financial Coach
Book your audit

Expert support. Mapped strategy. Stop guessing.

One more month of building the wrong thing costs more than this does. Here's everything included:

30-minute 1:1 business, marketing & sales diagnostic$250
Custom written 90-Day Freedom Plan$400
Your leak table + full ecosystem diagnosis$150
Offer suite mapped to your assets or your idea$150
Prioritized build order—what first, what never$100
Total value$1,050
$1,050 $97
Book Your Freedom Audit — $97

Choose your time on the next screen · Limited calls each month

My promise: if you finish our 30 minutes without at least one specific, named gap in your business or your plan, tell me and I'll refund the $97—and send your plan anyway.

Before you book

Fair questions.

I'm brand new and haven't made a sale yet. Is this for me?

Yes. This is a business audit before it's a marketing audit, so there's always something to diagnose: who it's for, what they'll pay, which offer comes first, and what has to be true for it to work. Most new businesses don't stall on effort. They stall on a structural assumption nobody checked.

Can 30 minutes really be enough?

It's enough because I do the analysis before we meet, not during. You complete a short intake, I review what you have, and we spend our time on answers instead of background.

Do I need an existing audience, list, or website?

No. If you have none of those, that's useful information—it tells me which one is worth building first and which two can wait. The plan is built from where you actually are.

What do I need to prepare?

An intake form takes about ten minutes: your offer or your idea, your pricing, where leads come from (or where you think they'll come from), and how much time you actually have. That's it.

What if I don't have time to implement the plan?

The plan is built around the hours you actually have, not the hours a 60-hour founder has. A short, finite list each month. That's the whole ask.

Freedom is engineered, not manifested.

Another quarter of guessing costs more than $97. Let's find your next move.

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