Client Journey on Autopilot (Lite) – Building Simple Processes

>>>>>>>>Make sure to register at this link<<<<<<<<<

Do not register for a ticket on this site!

Follow the LinkedIn Page
🔮 Client Journey on Autopilot (Lite) – Turn Complex Processes into Simple, Magical Client Experiences ⚙️

You've built your tech stack (Event 7) — now watch automation work its wonders! This session reveals how AI and no-code tools transform the entire client journey (Awareness → Interest → Inquiry → Booking → Onboarding → Delivery → Offboarding → Referral) from manual chaos into a seamless, professional experience that amazes clients and frees your time.

Get ready for automation magic that upgrades your manual processes into multi-step flows — inquiry triggers Calendly booking, Stripe payment, Notion CRM entry, and Make.com welcome sequences — all without you lifting a finger. You'll map your current bottlenecks, design your ideal automated journey, and see live demos that make complex operations feel like wizardry.

🎯 What You'll Learn

• Map your full 8-stage client journey and spot where manual work steals your time.
• Design multi-step automations using Make.com and Zapier (plus N8N video example).
• Connect Event 7 tools: Calendly → Stripe → Notion CRM → Mailchimp/Beehiiv/Substack.
• Use client communication enhancers: Loom videos, Notion portals, Slack channels for delivery/offboarding.
• Build professional systems that scale as your business grows (prep for Event 9: AI team members).

🧪 In-Class Build-Together Exercises
1️⃣ Current vs. Ideal Journey Map – Document your existing process, then design the automated version.
2️⃣ Multi-Step Automation Build – Create an inquiry → Calendly → Stripe → Notion → welcome flow using Make.com/Zapier examples.

🧠 Freedom by Design Toolkit – Event 8
"Client Journey Map Template + Starter Automation Checklist" includes:

• Notion/Canva templates for visual 8-stage journey mapping.
• Zapier/Make.com recipe links for common solopreneur flows.
• Functional checklists (no emotional mapping — pure actions + tools).
• Integration diagrams showing tool connections.