# Skill · Sell the slow month

Install procedure the Grok Bot runs. Intake is already loaded. Drive the named tools. Stop only for login, 2FA, or pay, except the in-person line. Write the File log. Do not hop on a call.

## Fit gate

Fit: can name a quiet window. Have past customers.

Unfit: no past customers. Will discount into charity. Stop.

No funding talk. No retainers-as-finance. No "use your card to float."

## Tools

1. The window (next slow 8 weeks)
2. One offer
3. GHL (20 names)
4. Stripe Payment Link
5. Cal.com (HOLD calendar, slow weeks only)
6. GHL sequence (text, email, 20-second line)
7. File log

Cal.com is the hold calendar. Sales books live on iClosed. Do not swap them.

## Run

### 1. Name the window
- Name the next slow 8 weeks from intake.
- Write the dates at the top of the offer.
- If slow months are unknown, use the quietest 8 weeks in this vertical in this city and mark it.

### 2. One offer
- One sentence. One price. One window.
- Work they already do. No new service line.
- A buyer can say yes in one text.
- Do not add a second offer.
- Do not discount so hard the slow month is charity.

### 3. Pull 20 names
- Open GHL. Stop for login / 2FA / pay.
- Pull 20 past customers who already bought that SKU.
- Do not build an audience.

### 4. Stripe Payment Link
- Open Stripe. Stop for login / 2FA / pay.
- They pay now.

### 5. Cal.com
- Open Cal.com. Stop for login / 2FA / pay.
- Book inside the slow weeks only. This is the HOLD calendar.

### 6. Three doors
- Load a text, an email, and a 20-second in-person line. Same offer.
- Human work: say the line on live jobs.

### 7. File log
- 20 asked. Yeses have dates. Prepaid tagged as slow-month payroll.
- Do not spend the prepaid cash on a new toy.

## File log

Columns: name, channel, asked, paid Y/N, amount, date window, payroll tag.

## Done

Stop when 20 people have been asked and the yeses have dates. Prepaid tagged as slow-month payroll.

## Do not

- Do not add a second offer.
- Do not discount into charity.
- Do not put sales bookings on Cal.com.
- Do not talk funding.