Build your hub.
One place for your people.
A hub is your digital headquarters — audience, content, community, courses and offers brought together in one place, under your name. Everything below is the working library for getting yours built.
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6
tracks in the library
1,000
the Mission 1000 goal: real relationships, not followers
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place for your people, under your name
Start Here
Map where your people are
Download the Hub Blueprint, a short worksheet that helps you list every place your people are and choose one home for them.
Get the Hub Blueprint →Build your hub
Domain, home base, one capture point, one offer. Small and live beats large and someday.
Guide coming soonPoint every spoke back home
Social, search, podcasts, partners — all spokes. Each one points people back to the hub.
Guide coming soonThe Library
What Is a Hub-Centric Business?
The model in plain language: one hub under your name, everything else a spoke pointing back to it.
- The Hub-and-Spoke Model — See the entire business model in one simple diagram
- Scattered vs. Connected — See how your tools, platforms and people fit together, and why the difference matters
- The Five Assets of Your Hub — Learn what belongs at the center of a hub-centric business
- The Hub Blueprint — A free worksheet to map where your people are and plan your hub
Build Your Hub
Domain, stack, structure and the pages that do the work. Ship a real hub before you polish one.
- Choosing your stack without a six-week detour
- The seven pages every hub needs
- Wiring community, courses and offers together
- Migration guide: bringing your people from other platforms into your hub
Connect With Your People
Email, membership and direct relationships — how your people find you and hear from you.
- Capture points: where subscribers actually come from
- The welcome sequence that earns the second open
- Turning followers into subscribers into members
- Measuring relationships, not vanity metrics
Business Models
Offers, pricing and the math of a hub. What to start with, what to add, what to retire.
- Six business models that fit a hub
- Pricing a membership
- Services → products: the honest sequencing
- Planning around 1,000 relationships
AI & Automation
Systems that take work off your plate without making your hub sound like nobody lives there.
- What to automate (and what not to)
- A content engine that keeps your voice
- Onboarding and follow-up on autopilot
- Prompt library for hub operators
Hub Stories
Hubs in the wild — a coach, a local shop, a newsletter, an agency. Stories will be added here as hub builders share them.
- A coach brings a group into one hub
- A local studio connects its members and its offers
- From newsletter to community
- Agency to product: lessons along the way
Mission 1000
A 90-day challenge and building framework for hub builders — entrepreneurs, creators, coaches and community builders working toward 1,000 real relationships around a hub under their own name. Not 1,000 followers. A thousand people who know your name.
Step 1 · Build your hub
Follow the blueprint to build your hub — one place for what you sell, teach and deliver.
Step 2 · Launch and invite your people
Go live and invite your people in, with community support and weekly coaching calls.
Step 3 · Celebrate your milestone
Mark your own milestone with the community, then decide what to build next.
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