peterod99/consultant-skills

20 methodology playbooks for B2B consultants. Niche selection, value-based pricing, discovery calls, LinkedIn outbound, account expansion, and more. Installable as Claude Code skills or readable as a standalone playbook.

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peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use within 30 days of closing a client project to extract a deployable proof asset. Interview structure, before-during-after arc, quantified outcomes.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use before writing any proposal. The alignment ritual with the economic buyer that determines whether a proposal gets accepted.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 26 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when choosing between done-for-you, done-with-you, DIY, and in-person vs virtual delivery for a consulting offer.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use to structure a 30-minute consultant discovery call. Minute-by-minute structure that uncovers timeline, budget, and decision criteria without feature-pitching.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when raising rates with new prospects or existing clients. Different playbook for each; covers framing, timing, and tradeoffs.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when defining or validating an Ideal Customer Profile before running outbound. Four-fit framework: problem, access, budget, urgency.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when a prospect says 'you don't have experience in our industry.' Reframes cross-industry pattern recognition as a feature, not a bug.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when building B2B authority through LinkedIn content. Daily posting cadence, hook formulas, content mix, repeatable system.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when designing a LinkedIn outbound workflow for consultants. Sales Navigator targeting through to booked call, manual not automated.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when handling sales objections in consulting deals. NEPQ-style: neutralize via curious questions that surface the buyer's own logic, never fight head-on.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 39 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when converting one-off project work into recurring monthly retainers. Covers scope-as-access, pricing at 1.5-2x project rate, and term length.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 39 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when consultant positioning is too broad or has 'and also' creep. Forces a single sentence that buyers and referrers can repeat.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when a solo consultant wants to scale revenue without scaling headcount. Sequence: productize, systematize, then delegate via VAs and AI before W2 hires.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 43 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use within 30 days of closing a project to systematically map account expansion. Horizontal, vertical, organizational, initiative, and referral vectors.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 34 tokens original MIT

peterod99/consultant-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when setting fees for a new engagement or escaping hourly billing. Anchors fees on buyer ROI, not your time.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 30 tokens original MIT

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