DGTL x Innerphase Productions
Sales-First Digital Foundation

Sales first. Everything else follows.

A focused proposal to build the minimum viable sales engine Innerphase needs to capture qualified event bookings without waiting on a full rebrand, relocation, or operational overhaul.

OwnerBill
DateSeptember 7, 2026
DocumentIP-DGTL-2026-0907
01
Executive Summary

Get the sales engine running first.

Innerphase already has what most event-production companies chase: over $1,000,000 in equipment, capacity for two simultaneous 5,000+ person events, and the technical experience to deliver.

The constraint is sales flow. Today every prospect routes through Bill personally. When Bill is busy, the lead stalls. The business cannot scale beyond one conversation at a time.

This proposal focuses on one thing: build a digital sales engine that captures, qualifies, and converts event inquiries before they become manual work. The goal is to generate one additional qualified booking per month. Everything else - SEO, automation, inventory systems, relocation - is deferred until the sales engine is working.

$60K

Approximate current baseline at one $5,000 event per month.

+$60K

Illustrative incremental revenue from one additional qualified booking per month.

$2K

Phase 1 investment to build the sales engine.

Figures are illustrative based on information provided. They are not audited revenue projections.

02
The Sales Bottleneck

The owner is currently the entire sales funnel.

The current sales flow routes every prospect through Bill personally:

Potential client finds Innerphase -> contacts Bill -> Bill explains capabilities -> Bill scopes requirements -> Bill builds the quote -> Bill coordinates the project.

If Bill is unavailable, the prospect stalls. The company cannot scale beyond his personal bandwidth.

The first fix is not more advertising or a bigger facility. It is a digital front door that sells before the call.

No self-service path

Prospects cannot explore packages, capacity, or event types without a conversation.

Manual quotes

Every estimate is built from scratch, consuming senior time on repetitive scoping.

Hidden trust signals

Major venues, audience scale, and past events are not visible to new buyers.

Leads go cold

There is no structured intake, so interested prospects drift away unanswered.

03
The Sales Opportunity

One more booking per month changes the year.

Innerphase's operational capacity far exceeds its current sales volume. The immediate opportunity is not more equipment or a bigger facility. It is converting the interest that already exists into signed events.

MetricStated capacity
Production equipmentOver $1,000,000
Simultaneous large-event production~2 x 5,000+ person events
Current booking frequency~1 meaningful event/order per month
Approximate minimum order value~$5,000

Illustrative math only, based on figures provided:

$60K

Current baseline: 1 x $5,000/month.

+$60K

Target increment: +1 x $5,000/month.

This is not audited revenue. It is a simple capacity-utilization illustration. The strategic point is that Innerphase does not need dozens of new customers to change the business materially. It needs one incremental qualified booking per month.

04
Phase 1 Offer: The Sales Engine

A website that sells before the call.

Phase 1 is designed to do one job: turn website visitors into qualified leads. Every page, package, and form field is built to pre-sell the prospect so Bill spends less time explaining and more time closing.

01

Sales-First Homepage

  • Hero positioning that communicates scale and credibility immediately
  • Primary CTA: Plan Your Event
  • Secondary CTA: Explore Our Capabilities
  • Trust signals: years in business, major venues, audience capacity, notable events
02

Capabilities Pages

  • Audio: PA systems, mixing, microphones, monitors, wireless systems, event audio engineering
  • Lighting: stage lighting, intelligent fixtures, atmospheric lighting, lighting control
  • Staging + Truss: truss systems, rigging, stage infrastructure, technical structures
  • Video / Displays: projection, LED, displays, video switching, presentation support
  • Technical Production: setup, onsite technicians, operation, teardown, production coordination
03

Event Package Architecture

  • Small Event Production
  • Corporate / Gala Production
  • Concert Production
  • Festival / Large Event Production
  • Custom Production

Exact package limits and pricing will be developed with Bill. The goal is to let customers shop by event type and budget, not by individual equipment SKU.

04

Plan Your Event Lead Form

  • Event type
  • Event date
  • Venue and city
  • Estimated attendance
  • Indoor/outdoor
  • Audio, lighting, staging, video requirements
  • Event schedule
  • Budget range
  • Contact information
  • Notes and file upload
05

Proof Pages

  • Case study template: Event, Client, Attendance, Venue, Requirements, Equipment / Solution, Technical Challenge, Outcome, Photos
  • First one or two case studies built from existing materials Bill provides
06

Search-Ready Structure + Analytics

  • Page titles, meta descriptions, headings, and URL structure optimized for event-production search intent
  • Traffic and conversion tracking configured so we know which pages produce leads

What is intentionally not in Phase 1

  • -Paid advertising
  • -Full SEO / AEO / GEO content program
  • -CRM integration or automated follow-up
  • -AI assistant or quoting automation
  • -Digital equipment inventory system
  • -Commercial relocation services

These are valuable, but they are distractions until the sales engine is converting. They are scoped as later phases once leads are flowing.

05
Operations Stay Secondary

Equipment, facility, and operations upgrades come after sales are flowing.

Innerphase currently runs on residential infrastructure. That creates friction, but it is not the reason leads are stalling. The first priority is to fix the sales funnel. Once qualified bookings are coming in consistently, the business case for a commercial unit, inventory system, or relocation becomes obvious.

The 501 Alliance opportunity is noted as a future operational lever, not a Phase 1 requirement.

06
Strategic Thesis

Make existing capabilities visible, understandable, packaged, and lead-generating.

Innerphase has already invested in the difficult parts of the business: equipment, experience, suppliers, and customer relationships.

The objective is to build the infrastructure that makes those capabilities:

Visible

A professional website that communicates scale and credibility immediately.

Understandable

Clear service pages and event packages that speak to buyers, not technicians.

Packaged

Event-based packages that let customers shop by need and budget.

Lead-generating

Structured "Plan Your Event" form that captures qualified inquiries.

Searchable

SEO-ready structure for event-production searches in the service area.

Scalable

Foundation for CRM, automation, and paid growth once leads are flowing.

07
Future Roadmap

Sales first, then scale.

Each phase is gated by sales performance. We do not move to the next phase until the current one is producing leads.

PhaseFocusSales outcomeApproximate timing
Phase 1 - Sales EngineWebsite, positioning, packages, lead form, analytics, proof pagesCapture qualified inquiries6 weeks from kickoff
Phase 2 - VisibilitySEO, local SEO, AEO, GEO, Google Business, service-area pages, contentIncrease inbound organic leadsAfter Phase 1 converts
Phase 3 - Sales AutomationCRM, automated lead intake, email/SMS follow-up, lead scoringConvert more leads with less manual workAfter Phase 2 converts
Phase 4 - OperationsDigital equipment inventory, job allocation, availability trackingFulfill more events efficientlyAfter sales are consistent
Phase 5 - GrowthPaid search, venue partnerships, event-planner partnerships, corporate accountsScale booked revenueAfter operations are ready
08
Investment

Full pricing for Phase 1 and the roadmap.

$2,000CAD
Phase 1 - Sales Engine
  • Sales-first homepage + positioning
  • Capabilities pages
  • Event package architecture
  • Plan Your Event lead form
  • Proof pages / case studies
  • Search-ready structure + analytics

Payment terms

Full payment of $2,000 CAD due on signature to begin work.

Ongoing services

ServiceFeeBilling
Hosting$150/yearAnnual
Management$100/monthMonthly
AI-SEO / AEO / GEO Retainer$2,500/monthMonthly, 6-month commitment

Ongoing services are optional and can be activated at any time. All amounts are in Canadian dollars.

PhaseScopeOne-time feeOngoing fee
Phase 1 - Sales EngineWebsite, packages, lead form, analytics, proof pages$2,000Hosting $150/yr or Management $100/mo
Phase 2 - VisibilitySEO, local SEO, AEO, GEO, Google Business, service-area pages, content, conversion tracking$3,500 setup$2,500/month retainer
Phase 3 - Sales AutomationCRM, automated lead intake, email/SMS follow-up, lead scoring, pipeline dashboard$4,000 setup$500/month
Phase 4 - OperationsDigital equipment inventory, categorization, job allocation, availability tracking$6,000 build$300/month
Phase 5 - GrowthPaid search, venue partnerships, event-planner partnerships, corporate accounts, referral network$2,000 setup$2,000/month management + media spend

All amounts in Canadian dollars. Phase 2-5 fees are planning estimates and will be finalized in separate statements of work. Media spend in Phase 5 is paid directly to ad platforms and is not included in management fees.

09
Timeline

Approximately 6 weeks from kickoff to launch.

Week 1

Discovery

Questionnaire, positioning, package inputs, asset collection.

Weeks 2-3

Design

Visual design, sitemap, content structure, package definitions.

Weeks 4-5

Build

Site development, lead form, analytics, case-study templates.

Week 6

Launch

Review, revisions, DNS, go-live, handoff.

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Terms and Conditions

Standard terms. Simple and fair.

Payment terms

  • Full payment due on signature to begin work
  • Ongoing services invoiced monthly, due on receipt

Intellectual property

  • On full payment, Client owns the delivered website and content
  • Service provider retains its pre-existing tools, frameworks, and design systems
  • Client-provided content remains Client property

Confidentiality

  • Each party keeps the other's non-public information confidential
  • Information used only to perform this agreement

Liability

  • Service provider is not liable for loss, damage, downtime, or claim arising from Services or website use after delivery
  • Excludes indirect or consequential losses and third-party service failures
  • Responsibility limited to re-doing affected work or refunding fees for that item
  • Total liability not to exceed fees paid for affected service
  • Nothing removes rights that cannot legally be waived

Termination

  • Either party may terminate for material breach not cured within 15 days' written notice
  • Fees for work performed to termination date remain payable
  • Optional monthly services cancellable with 30 days' notice
Next Steps

Ready to turn capacity into bookings.

Review the proposal, schedule a call to discuss adjustments, execute the agreement, and submit payment to reserve the production slot.

01Review and confirm Phase 1 scope
02Complete discovery questionnaire
03Execute agreement and submit payment
04Begin work within 3 business days