The sequences, written
The post-purchase onboarding written in full and loaded, written for the buyer who is already worried they made a mistake, and a win-back sequence for the people who went quiet.
After the Sale Vault
For anyone whose refunds are climbing, whose buyers go quiet after purchase, or whose customer questions keep landing in a personal inbox.
Most of what happens after someone pays you is invisible until it goes wrong. A buyer who gets no welcome email refunds. A question that lands in your Instagram messages sits there for nine days. The same access question gets answered from scratch every single week.
None of that is hard to fix, and all of it gets postponed, because it never feels urgent until it's costing you.
This vault builds the whole back half of the business, from the moment money changes hands.
It asks what kind of purchase this is first, because a subscription and a one-off product need different things. Then it maps every touchpoint, writes and loads the post-purchase onboarding, sets up a support address with stated response times, writes and saves a canned response library, publishes refund, terms, and conduct policies in plain language, builds the feedback loop, writes a win-back sequence for people who went quiet, and sets up a monthly dashboard.
One payment. Yours to keep and rerun whenever you want. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.
The finished work
The post-purchase onboarding written in full and loaded, written for the buyer who is already worried they made a mistake, and a win-back sequence for the people who went quiet.
A support address that receives mail and replies, response times you can actually meet, and a canned response library saved where it gets used.
Refund, terms, and conduct policies written in plain language and published, a feedback loop with the questions asked and the answers routed, and a monthly dashboard of the numbers to watch.
The working session
Nine stations. At every one, the vault names what the piece prevents, because that's how this work gets done instead of postponed.
What you sell, what kind of purchase it is, how support works now, and what tools are connected. Ends with a picture of the whole thing.
Every touchpoint from the moment money changes hands, mapped, with the gaps named.
The sequences written and loaded, starting at the receipt.
A support address that works, with stated response times you can meet.
A written reply library, saved where it gets used, in your voice.
Refund, terms, and conduct, written plainly and published. Nothing here is legal advice, and the vault says so.
Questions asked, answers routed.
A sequence for people who went quiet.
A checked system and a monthly dashboard.
The comparison
There is one thing a booked day gives you that a skill on its own cannot, and it's a person looking at your actual situation and telling you the thing you would rather not hear.
It's a live two-hour co-working session once a month, with the dates set in advance. Everyone gets on and works on their own thing at the same time, and you can ask questions when you get stuck.
You can share your screen, ask about the vault you're in the middle of, or sit there and get the thing done because the time is blocked. There's a question block at the end and every session is recorded.
The first one is Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 1 to 3pm ET. Vault buyers get twelve months of these included. Single vault buyers get a seat at one session.
A quick fit check
Choose your scope
The whole back half of the business, from the journey map through onboarding, support, policies, win-back, and the numbers.
One time · all 17 vaults for $997

Your guide
Founder, Creator's MBA & HobbyScool
I run two businesses. HobbyScool does about $30,000 a month on roughly five hours a week with AI running the marketing, and Creator's MBA is where I teach digital product business owners how the same thing gets built. Between them I publish 12 events a year and have served more than 20,000 creators.
Every vault in here is a system I actually run. The summit vault is how I run summits, the evergreen funnel vault is the funnel behind my own offers, and the Build Your AI Employees Vault is the setup that makes five hours a week possible. I built them as skills because I got tired of rebuilding the same project from scratch every time, and then it turned out that what I had was the thing people were booking VIP days to get.
Questions, answered
After the Sale Vault
Nine stations, the post-purchase sequence written, support set up, canned responses done, and policies in plain language.
Get the vault for $147One payment. Yours to keep. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.