The Strategist
– Documented the LIAB operating model across Health, Wealth, Wisdom programs.
– Clarified Wealth track terms (skills alignment, training/employment/entrepreneurship paths, and a 10% profit-share model after principal return, with a defined mentor share).
– Prepared budgets and decision tools for pricing/program planning.
– Outcome: shared clarity on offer, terms, and expectations—used across web, email, and sales calls.
 
The Connector
– Deployed an end-to-end communications system: email/SMS/phone templates for non-completed pre-quals, completed pre-quals, paid-but-incomplete applications, completed applications, advisory invites, and program check-ins.
– Built a Speaker Pitch and Media Kit for event organizers; packaged proof points and topics for quick approvals.
– Used audience snapshots to focus outreach: 58% female / 42% male, 49% aged 25–34, with top metros in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Richardson, and Houston.
– Outcome: faster responses (<24-hour target), fewer ad-hoc drafts, and greater continuity from first touch to enrollment.
 
The Agency
– Planned and launched The Sangani Show (video first; repurposed to podcast and clips).
– Created a production model with studio partnership options: 15–20-minute episodes, 4 per month, with an estimated $2,000 per episode and a 3-month/12-episode package at $6,000; batch-recording 3–4 episodes/day to maintain cadence.
– Crowdsourced naming with the audience, revealed the brand via live Q&A, and stocked a topic bank and guest slate to sustain velocity.
– Outcome: a repeatable content engine that feeds social and email while deepening brand authority.
 
The Social
– Produced monthly content calendars, posts, and reports (2020–2022), balancing founder POV, program education, and show highlights.
– Introduced serial formats (Thought of the Week, clips, carousels) to stabilize engagement and make scheduling predictable.
– Outcome: consistent publishing and clearer “why follow” signals tied to Health/Wealth/Wisdom.
 
The Coder
– Built sitemaps for the master site and the Mentorship microsite to simplify navigation and conversion.
– Wrote on-site FAQs that handle common blockers (password reset, timelines, contact, program definitions) and set a 24-hour reply commitment.
– Outcome: fewer routine questions, faster onboarding, and better page-to-application flow.
 
The Good Looks
– Delivered a clean Media Kit, social templates, and supporting design for ads and speaking one-pagers.
– Outcome: organizers and partners had everything needed to say “yes” quickly.
 
The General (Reporting)
– Centralized monthly performance tracking across content output, audience growth, and application funnel status.
– Outcome: leadership could read results at a glance and adjust spend, topics, or outreach within the cycle.