Four-Week Action Plan for BPTH
Week 1: Foundation Phase
Offer to sit in on the month-end invoicing process on-site, taking notes on workflows, templates, and note any account quirks that require manual attention every month.
Website Development
Content and image placement, identify design aspects that needs tweaks. Focus areas include:
- Menu structure refinement
- Create silo pages for TOILETS and WASTE MANAGEMENT
- Customer review/testimonial page (I can’t see one) Great for local Google EEAT and custom schema
- Write strong call to action content
- Create a blog post template and a page template with the small contact form
- Potential for active ‘Call us’ click to call button
- Video SEO Watch Page template
- Remove Twitter/X unless Director wishes for me to maintain
- Enhance and post on LinkedIn once a week (Google AIO)
Operational Tasks
- Phone Call Protocol: Get familiar with the call logging process in the custom database, ensuring notes are comprehensive for the director’s follow-up
- Post to socials
- Any other duties
Week 2: Company Growth Concept -Strategic Feasibility Review
(BPTH SOP Style™ Golden Plunger Tone)
I’m not trying to jump the gun, it’s my way of airing out a big-picture idea while there’s time to think. If BPTH ever fancies upping the game with more tenders, wider coverage, new fleet additions, we have to check if the wheels are greased and the tank’s got room for more shit.
I’m not trying to jump the gun, it’s my way of airing out a big-picture idea while there’s time to think. If BPTH ever fancies upping the game with more tenders, wider coverage, new fleet additions, we have to check if the wheels are greased and the tank’s got room for more shit.
This isn’t a proposal, it’s a thought experiment to consider the concept viability in theory.
If it’s useful, great. If not, no harm done.
Feel free to shelve it, run with it, or file it under “flushable dreams and Friday brainwaves.”
I’ll crack on either way.
- Potentially exploring whether expanding the business is realistic and beneficial, before committing time or resources.
- This early-stage feasibility review helps determine if the idea makes sense operationally, financially, and logistically.
- It’s not a fixed plan, but a way to check alignment between what we do well now, and what we’d need to grow responsibly.
- Key Question: Do we have the people, tools, and appetite to scale without compromising service? It’s worth assessing now, even if it sits on the back burner for a while.
- If opportunities arise we’ll look at capacity, required investment, and long-term return. A proof-of-concept or small-scale trial might be the best next step.
Website and Operations Technical Development
(Google AIO, Technical GPT training)
- Gather all product spec sheets, company documentation
- Train a BPGPT in the company voice
- Create custom schema
- Review social icons on the website
(If required) Tender Research and Platform Identification
- Research key platforms like Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, and local council procurement portals
- Create a Tender Calendar: Start a simple database or spreadsheet to log deadlines, submission requirements, and points of contact
- Network with Local Authorities: Identify key contacts at the council or the development authority for the new commercial estate, and initiate a friendly introduction
Operational Excellence
- Phone cover and Website: Immediate response and no fail approach to answering the phone within 3 rings max
- Post to socials
- Any other duties
Week 3: Website Launch Date Review
Oversee metadata, improve internal linking, and ensure the latest services (like new tenders or expanded fleet) are showcased.
SEO Monitoring Setup
- Set up tracking for new keywords related to the commercial estate and other potential tender opportunities
- Google account tracking changeover
Week 4: Consolidation and Planning
Review and Refine
- Reflect on any lessons learned from the first month
- Adjusting strategies for SEO, admin, and tender pursuits as needed
- Post to socials
- Any other duties
Ongoing Week 5+ Regular Operations
- Month end accounts
- Content Strategy Review and Calendar: Meet with the director to align on a content calendar that supports both ongoing services and the new business expansion
August Launch Strategy
Website launch in August? Plan social content calendar, maybe an open day?
Invite clients to leave a review to add to the review page.
Week | Focus | Key Actions |
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Week 1 | Immersion and Onboarding |
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Week 2 | Tender Research and Platform Identification |
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Week 3 | Content and SEO Enhancements |
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Week 4 | Tender Preparation and Follow-Up |
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