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Skip the polished inquiry. Tell me what's actually going on.

You don't need to know which service you need. You don't need a perfectly organized explanation. And you definitely don't need a corporate-looking brief before you reach out. Give me enough context to understand why you're here. We'll figure out the rest from there.

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Jeremy Swink · The Swink Group

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Something in the business keeps happening.

Hey Jeremy,

Here's what's going on with the business. I'm not completely sure what the problem is yet, but this keeps happening...

No Service Selection No Pitch Deck No Perfect Explanation Context Helps

Prefer email? This goes directly to Jeremy.

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Rather talk it through? Skip the email.

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That's Really It

Tell me why you're reaching out. Give me the context you think matters. If there's a useful next conversation, we'll have it. You don't need to turn your problem into consultant-speak before you send the damn message.

Strategy Call Intake

Give me the useful context. Not the polished version.

You do not need a perfect diagnosis before reaching out. If the business feels harder to run than it should, that’s enough to start. This form helps me understand what’s happening before we talk, so we can spend less time gathering background and more time getting to the actual problem.

01

Tell me what the business does.

Give me the real-world version of what you sell, support, deliver, or manage every week.

02

Tell me what keeps happening.

What’s breaking, repeating, slowing things down, confusing the team, frustrating clients, or landing back on your desk?

03

Tell me what would make the call useful.

If we leave the conversation with real clarity on one thing, what do you want that thing to be?

Operator’s Note

This is not an application to prove you’re worthy of a call. It’s just context. If something in the business keeps happening and you’re tired of dealing with it, you’re in the right place.

Business Intake Form
Fill this out first, then choose a date and time for your strategy call.
Strategy Call Intake — The Swink Group
Pre-call context

Pick the Right Door

Different reasons to reach out. No wrong door.

Some conversations need a calendar. Some need an email. Some already have an existing thread and should stay there. Use the route that makes the most sense for why you're here.

TSG Communication Switchboard

Route by Purpose

Strategy / Business Problem

01

You want to actually talk through what's happening.

Complete the strategy intake and book a conversation. This is the best route for operations, client delivery, systems, leadership, or business problems you want another experienced operator to look at.

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General Inquiry

02

You just need to send Jeremy a message.

Questions, partnerships, introductions, unusual inquiries, or anything that doesn't need a strategy call can go straight to email.

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Start Here

Why are you reaching out?

Choose based on the conversation you need, not the department you think it belongs to.

Existing Relationship

03

We've already been talking.

If you're already a client, partner, or we're working through something together, keep using the email thread or communication channel we already established. It keeps the context in one place.

Human Response

You're reaching The Swink Group, not disappearing into a giant corporate support queue.

Enough Context Helps

Tell us enough to understand why you're reaching out. You don't need to write a novel.

Fit Goes Both Ways

If we're not the right resource for what you need, we'll tell you rather than forcing the fit.

Keep It Simple

You don't need to decode our organization before contacting us. Pick the route that feels closest, tell us what you need, and we'll take it from there. Business is complicated enough. Contacting the consultant shouldn't be.