Project 15 — Service Design

Project-Based Consulting Service Model & Execution Framework

A consulting business needed a clear service model built around projects, tasks, and finished deliverables instead of vague hourly consulting. The project created the foundation for a service structure where clients can buy practical support for specific business needs, stalled work, operations improvement, and project execution.

The Results

What Got Delivered

4

service categories structured

1

project-based pricing and delivery model created

100%

deliverable-focused consulting framework built

The Bottom Line

The Outcome, in Plain Terms

A consulting business needed a clear service model built around projects, tasks, and finished deliverables instead of vague hourly consulting. The project created the foundation for a service structure where clients can buy practical support for specific business needs, stalled work, operations improvement, and project execution.

Our Approach

How We Got It Done

No theory, no deck. Three phases from walking in to handing over a finished, usable result.

1

Structure the offer

We organized scattered capabilities into four clear service categories a client can actually understand and buy, instead of an open-ended 'we do consulting.'

2

Price for outcomes

We built a project-based pricing and delivery model so clients buy a defined result with a fixed scope, not vague hours with an unknown bill.

3

Position around deliverables

We rewrote the offer and website language to focus on finished outcomes, making it obvious what a client gets and why it's worth it.

The Challenge

  • Service offer needed clearer structure
  • Pricing model needed to be easier for clients to understand
  • Website language needed to focus on outcomes and deliverables

Tools Used

  • Service design
  • Offer architecture
  • Website positioning
  • Deliverable-based workflow design
What We Delivered

Tangible, Usable Output

  • Four-category service architecture
  • Project-based pricing and delivery model
  • Deliverable-focused workflow for each service
  • Website positioning built around outcomes, not hours

Why It Mattered

Vague hourly consulting is hard to buy and hard to trust — the client can't see what they're getting or what it will cost. A deliverable-based model removes that friction: clear scope, fixed price, finished result. It turns scattered skills into a sellable offer, which is the difference between being busy and being booked.

Key Takeaways

Clients buy outcomes, not vague consulting hours
A strong service model turns scattered capabilities into a sellable business offer

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