Have you ever asked yourself whether corporate would actually pay for what you do? The answer is yes. The Corporate Conversion Kit takes the work you already do and packages it for the corporate buyer in one sitting.
Yes, even if you're in health, beauty, a singer, a doctor, offer “woo-woo” services, run a manufacturing business, or make water-balloons.
Build My Corporate Offer — $97One payment · Lifetime access · Run it again for every offer you take to corporate
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“My mind is blown. This is so simple. Removes the stress of overthinking.”
You've been replaying it. Again. And again.
You know you're good at what you do. Maybe you've sold it to corporate before. Maybe you've only sold it to consumers. The work is real either way. The receipts are real. So you're not really doubting your expertise, right?
No friend. You're doubting how it translates to corporate.
Will they get what you do? Is it too woo-woo, too soft, too controversial, too creative? And even if they did like it, what would you actually sell them? A workshop? A program? What?!
Good news. You're not translating any of this yourself. You're getting your very own translator. A corporate decision-maker who sat in that chair for years, signed the checks, and knows exactly what makes them say yes. Now she's putting it in your offer.
Four triggers. They're the exact thing that makes a corporate decision-maker say “yep, I need that.”
Every corporate yes traces back to one of them. Hit a trigger cleanly and you're in. Miss all four and it doesn't matter how brilliant your work is. The offer doesn't get bought.
The Corporate Offer Architect™ aligns your offer to the trigger that actually makes them buy.
Not this time, boo.
You don't know me from a can of paint, so let me tell you what you're actually buying when you buy from me.
I'm Kendra J. Lewis. Before I built F500 Fierce, I was the one with the budget. The one signing the contracts. The one deciding which businesses got picked and which ones got polite “we'll be in touch” emails that never went anywhere.
I sat in those rooms for years. I watched experts work themselves into the ground. The ones who got picked? They weren't even the best at what they did. They were the ones who'd packaged their offer in a way I could say yes to without having to fight for it upstairs.
You don't have to be the best. You don't have to be the most credentialed. That's not what corporate is actually looking for.
As a corporate decision-maker who sat inside the same boardrooms you're trying to get into, who signed the exact contracts you're trying to win, here's what I need you to know from me.
I built this for you from the inside out. Not as a person trying to sell to corporate. Not as someone trying to teach you to pitch yourself into oblivion. But as the exact personyou've been trying to sell to, telling you exactly how to sell to me. And building an offer that I would say yes to.
You walk in with the work you already do. You walk out with the whole corporate offer. The Architect does the rest in between.
You answer in your own words. Voice or text. About what you do, who you serve, what makes your expertise different. Easy stuff. You already know it.
The Architect listens to your description in your own words. Runs it through the Corporate Offer Architect™. Tells you the exact offer type that matches what corporate buys.
Type 02 of 04. Your expertise becomes a defined engagement corporate teams can buy, scope, and run. You deliver outcomes, not deliverables.
Now the Architect asks the questions specific to YOUR offer type. What you do. What you charge. How you deliver. What your client walks away with. No template. No guesswork. You answer. It builds.
Your offer name. What you actually deliver for corporate. What they walk away with. And your Power Positioning Statement. The exact words you say when a corporate decision-maker asks what you do. All of it lives in your portal forever.
Decks. Course materials. Onboarding flows. Contracts. Automations. The Architect hands you the complete asset list for your specific offer. What to build. In what order.No more wondering what's missing.
The Architect tells you which of the four corporate offer types matches what you do. You stop guessing what to sell. You know exactly which one fits.
Not a template. Not a fill-in-the-blank. The actual corporate offer for what you do, built around your real expertise. Yours forever.
Exactly how to talk about your offer to a corporate decision-maker. The words are done. You just use them.
Slide decks, course materials, contracts, email sequences, automations. The exact asset list for your offer. What to build. In what order.
Same strategy. Printable. For the planning session, the team meeting, or the partner who wants to mark it up over coffee.
Every new offer you want to take to corporate, the Architect builds. New niche. New direction. New client type. Run it again whenever. Yours forever.
I have been calling myself a “professional problem solver.” I feel excited that I have the clarity I need to articulate and build my offer.
This breakdown was gold. The way you have it broken down makes my offer more concise and clear.
I felt all my thoughts were jumbled in my head, Kendra, but they became crystal clear using these tools.
This is by far the most amazing feeling I have felt about my consulting business. I used to be so lost in space, now I see the stars baby.
I know what I offer is valuableand I'm ready to be paid as a consultant. I'm done being an employee.
I feel more confident in the structure of how I position my offer and what to say to ensure I will land corporate contracts with ease.
You have simplified the various types of corporate offers in an amazing way. I can see myself in multiple types.
It does not matter what your niche is.
If you've been quietly worried your work is “too soft” for corporate, this is for you.
If you've been wondering whether your niche is “too spiritual,” “too creative,” or “too non-traditional,” this is for you.
If you've been selling to consumers and you're ready to shift, this is for you.
If you've tried to take your offer to corporate and watched it fall flat, this is for you.
There is no expertise too niche to be packaged for corporate. Only expertise that hasn't been translated yet.
I've been working on an offer for over a week and keep changing it because it feels like something is missing. After listening to this, I can see where the gaps are. You'd rather pay $15,000 for an intensive that'll get work done one-to-one over a few hours than drag things out in a $1,500 coaching program. I now know to emphasize these things in my offer.
From an offer with something missing, to an offer corporate will actually pay for. That's the shift the Architect makes with you. In one sitting.
One sitting with the Architect. You walk out with the words, the build manifest, and a corporate offer I would say yes to.