Business Consulting
Practical commercial guidance, not theory.
FGL works through the actual commercial problem in front of your business — the offer, the pricing, the model, the plan — and helps you reach a decision you can act on.
Who this is for
- Entrepreneurs testing or refining a business concept
- Existing businesses facing a specific commercial problem
- Founders who need a structured approach to pricing or offers
- Businesses planning their next stage of growth
Problems this typically addresses
- An offer that isn't clearly structured or priced
- Uncertainty about which customers or market to focus on
- A business model that isn't generating the revenue it should
- Operational problems getting in the way of growth
- No clear plan for the next stage of the business
What the engagement may include
- Business concept and model evaluation
- Offer and service structuring
- Pricing guidance
- Revenue opportunity review
- Customer proposition development
- Operational problem-solving
- Market positioning and growth planning
- Practical implementation guidance
The exact scope is confirmed with you before any work begins — this is a guide to what's possible, not a fixed package.
How it works
Initial conversation
We start by understanding your business, your market and the specific problem you're trying to solve.
Commercial review
FGL works through the relevant parts of the business — offer, pricing, model or operations — with you.
Practical recommendations
You receive clear, actionable recommendations sized to your business, not a generic playbook.
Implementation support
Where useful, FGL supports you in putting the recommendations into practice.
Why work with FGL
Commercially grounded
Recommendations are judged on whether they help the business make money and run better.
Plain language
No vague corporate language — just a clear view of the problem and the options.
Connected to execution
If the conversation leads to brand or digital work, FGL can carry it through.
Frequently asked questions
Either is fine. Some clients arrive with a specific pricing or positioning problem, others with an early-stage concept that needs stress-testing.
It depends entirely on the scope — a single focused session or a longer piece of work spanning several weeks. This is agreed upfront.
Yes. Many clients move from business consulting into brand consulting or website design once the commercial thinking is settled — but there's no obligation to.
Ready to Discuss Business Consulting?
Tell FGL about your business and what you're trying to solve — the first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.