Jace: $630k a year in architecture
Jace works in architecture. Here's what he's shared about his results since working with Doju, and you can watch him talk about it below.
Closed $30k for the 2nd month in a row, travelling loads at the moment too.
Watch Jace tell it
The result
The headline figure we've shared for Jace is $630k a year.
Alongside it is the update above. He closed $30k for the second month in a row, while travelling a lot at the same time.
I like that second part. Growing a business shouldn't mean being chained to your desk. Closing work two months running while you're away is a good sign the system is doing its job.
That's everything we've published so far. For the rest, watch the video above.
What Doju covers for architects
Architecture is a high-value, high-trust sale. Clients are spending a lot, so they need to trust you before they commit. Doju isn't an architecture course. It's a system for getting clients into any creative service business. Here's how the four stages apply to that kind of work.
- Heard. Being seen by the people with budget, rather than other architects and designers. A lead funnel built around your strengths, whether that's content, warm outreach or referrals you can actually cause.
- Hooked. Positioning that makes it obvious you're for them. Who you're for, what changes for them and how to package it.
- Heat. Proof, content and a pre-call process, so they trust you before you speak. Case study frameworks are part of this.
- Hired. The sales call, proposal templates and follow-ups, so you're the expensive option they pick anyway.
Then the Scale stage of the Doju Method covers the systems from my own agency: SOPs, project portals and automated onboarding, so more clients doesn't mean more hours. For more on winning bigger projects, read how to get high-paying clients. It's written for web designers, but the pricing and positioning ideas carry over.
Is this realistic for you?
Jace's numbers are his. Results vary, and they depend on how much of the system you actually put in place.
Doju is for creative business owners who already sell a skill and want steadier, better-paid work. Most members are earning $3k to $15k a month when they join. If you're already well past that, the focus usually shifts to systems and team, because you're probably the bottleneck.
It's not for you if you don't have any clients yet. It's also not for people who want to buy something and never open it. Most members spend 3 to 5 hours a week on implementation.
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