
Ideal Client Development Workbook
Get crystal clear on your target client & the content ideas that’ll get them to take action.
Your dream clients should be feeling you.
How many times have you heard that “you need to know your ideal client—their problem, pain points, and aspirations” and wondered how to even go about it?
I’m guessing 1,789,456 times.
The Ideal Client Workbook takes the guesswork out of defining your dream client so you can uncover who you’re selling to, what they need, and how to position your offers so they buy.
Guesswork isn’t sustainable.
Marketing without a clearly defined target client is like throwing darts in the dark. You might hit something, but many will miss the target. But with this workbook, you will:
Learn exactly what makes your dream clients tick
Whether you’re refining your niche, creating a new offer, or just tired of attracting “meh” leads, this ideal client development workbook helps you get laser-focused on your target clients.
Why This Works
Most templates and DIY solutions are either too generic or too complicated. Every product from the SO Shop hits the sweet spot:
Proven Psychology
As a conversion copywriter, I make sure my templates follow behavioral triggers and conversion touchpoints that are proven to work.
Easy Customization
The template is structured so you can plug in your own stories, products, and personality without starting from scratch.
Beginner-Friendly
Even if you’ve never written a single piece of copy or email campaign before, this resource will make it reidiculously easy for you.
Hi, I’m Sally—Your Resident Sales Funnel Strategist & Copywriter
I help creatives and entrepreneurs turn their ideas into simplified, client-attracting machines on autopilot.
After 5+ years in the marketing trenches, 50+ happy clients, and an ADHD brain that just needs system to thrive, I’m all about bringing structure to the chaos.
Every template, prompt, and strategy I create is designed to keep things simplified, strategic, and high-impact. Because your time is better spent creating, not overthinking your business.




