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A proposal for Virtual Golf Centre

17 · 08 · 26

Half a day to get AI actually working in the business.

What we would cover, what you would walk out with, and what it costs.

8

things we can fix

6

set up live on the day

$1,200

including GST, all in

$35+

a month to run after

Prepared for

Shane Jacobs

Virtual Golf Centre, 14 Ascot Road, Ballina

From

Josh Seage

Under Seage Studio

The shift that matters

From asking it things to setting it running.

This is the whole point of the half day. Toggle it.

You ask it for one thing. It hands you one thing. Next week, you ask again.

Every post, every report, every email starts with you sitting down and doing it.

You ask One answer and again, every single time

Opportunities

Eight things we can fix.

Every one of these came straight out of the walk-through on the 4th. The half day is built to knock them off.

Mates around the leaderboard screen at the centre
Social

Posts that make themselves

You hand-make three posts a week. We set up an automation that creates and schedules them, and you just approve.

Systems

Your systems talking to each other

Gym Master, Stripe, Xero and Mailchimp each hold a piece of the business. We connect them so information moves without you copying it across.

A growth chart up on the simulator screen
Reporting

The monthly report drafting itself

You write the profit and loss commentary by hand every time. We set it up to arrive already written, for you to edit.

A golf ball heading for the target
Outreach

Reaching people who do not know you exist

Someone walks in every week who had no idea the place was here. We set up outreach emails that go and find them.

Follow up

Bringing back the ones who vanished

Plenty come once, love it, then disappear for six months. We set up follow-up emails that bring them back sooner.

A kid mid-swing in the bay
Schools

A school pipeline, not wet-weather luck

Schools have started turning up because of the rain. We make contacting them a running automation instead of a happy accident.

A function crowd in the centre
Functions

Catching the Christmas window

Corporate functions get planned across September and October, which is now. We get function emails going out while that window is open.

Audience

Selling past golfers

The racing sims already pull in families, kids and school holidays. We aim content and campaigns at them too, not just golfers.

The session

What the half day covers.

At the centre, on a day you have staff on the floor. The bays stay covered, you step off the counter, and we work undistracted. Hands on the whole way, on your laptop and your phone, using your real business.

  1. 01

    Get you set up properly

    Claude running on your laptop and your phone, set up as the place you work from rather than a chat window you visit now and then.

  2. 02

    Feed it the business

    Your emails, your branding, your prices, your memberships, the way you talk to people. It only sounds like Virtual Golf Centre if it has read Virtual Golf Centre.

  3. 03

    The shift that actually matters

    From asking it for one thing at a time to setting something running that keeps producing, on its own, every week.

  4. 04

    Link up the bits you already pay for

    Instagram and Facebook, Gym Master, Stripe, Xero and Mailchimp. Whatever can be connected on the day gets connected on the day.

  5. 05

    Build the first ones together, live

    A week of posts including carousels, the monthly owner report, and a first outreach list for schools, NDIS providers and corporate functions. You drive, I sit beside you.

  6. 06

    Leave it written down

    A short playbook in plain English: what we set up, how to change it, and what to do when something new turns up. Written for you, not for a developer.

The result

What you walk out with.

You know exactly how to use AI

Not in theory. On your own laptop and phone, loaded with your business, doing your actual work in your words.

You can build and run your own automations

Set one running, change it when the business changes, switch it off when it has done its job. Without me.

An AI agent you can send to do work

You hand it a job, it goes away, does the work and comes back with it done. Like a personal assistant that never turns off.

Social automation, set up and running

Creates and schedules the images and posts on its own. You approve before anything goes out, and post whatever you like on top.

Email automation, set up and running

Drafts and sends emails that drive more business: past visitors, schools, and companies planning Christmas functions.

A written playbook

Plain English. What we set up, how to change it, and what to do when something new turns up.

Why now

The Christmas window is open.

Companies plan their Christmas functions across September and October. Set the outreach up now and the emails are working that whole window.

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC the half day happens here functions get planned here functions run here

The numbers

What it costs.

$1,200 including GST
  • The preparation before it. Accounts set up and your business loaded in, so the morning is not spent watching progress bars.
  • The half day itself, hands on at the centre.
  • The written playbook afterwards.
My recommendation

$0 after the day

Run it yourself. From what I saw, you do not need me on a retainer to keep this going.

$300 a month, cancel any time

Keep me on hand for questions, keeping things current as the tools change, and small fixes.

Anything that has to be built rather than linked up on the day gets quoted on its own, before I start it. No surprises.

Do the half day, run it yourself for a month, then decide whether you want me on hand. You will know by then, and so will I.

Your running costs after the day

Claude Pro about $35, the only one it depends on Connectors $15 to $45, depends what we connect Your current systems nothing extra. Gym Master, Stripe, Xero and Mailchimp stay as they are All up $35 to $80 a month Whatever can be done free gets done free. Meta's own scheduler for the socials costs nothing.

You get the exact number on the day, before anything gets signed up. Claude Pro is about $35 a month including GST. When you are leaning on it hard, the Max plan (about $150 a month) buys a lot more headroom, and we move up then, not before.

Next steps

Once the day is booked.

Have these ready before I arrive. I use them to prebuild the frameworks, so the half day is spent building with you, not hunting for logins. Tick them off as you go.

Ticks stay on this page only. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Not in this

The balustrading business.

You raised it and it is a real opportunity, particularly the local builders who do not know you are here. It is its own conversation though, and worth having once this one is up and running.

Pick a day with staff on.

Any day your staff are on the floor works. The bays stay covered, and you get half a day to sit down and focus without being pulled away. I am ten minutes up the road, so fitting in around the centre is easy.

Email me a day that suits

Josh Seage

Founder, Under Seage Studio

josh@underseage.studio 0403 820 584 underseage.studio