Join me live on October 28 and we'll pick the one file a stranger would pay for, then name it and price it together. I built Quiz to Cash once, and 1,024 people have gone through it.
We go live and this page closes in:
Wednesday, October 28 · 12 pm Eastern · 9 am Pacific · 4 pm London
"I created a quiz that helped me get it started in less than an hour so I could move on to other things."
Everything you've made for your business got paid for once.
Then it went into a folder, and it's been gathering dust ever since.
I grew microgreens and sold them to restaurants.
If you've never bought them, microgreens are tiny greens chefs put on plates. They go bad in about a week.
So every single week, I grew a fresh batch.
Skip a week, and the restaurant down the road had nothing for its menu.
No vacations. Ever.
Then I tried something "smarter." I ran a real estate investing coaching program.
Every week, I got on a call with the same five people.
Most of them hadn't done what I told them the week before. So I told them again.
Different business. Same problem.
Everything I made, I had to make again.
And when I finally sold something bigger, I sold it to one business owner. He bought my $500 masterclass. Then he joined my $3,000 program.
Then I didn't sell anyone else for 12 months.
I'm a wife and a mom. I have a PhD in chemical engineering. And I was stuck on a hamster wheel I built myself.
Richelle Delia, PhD
I spent 11+ years helping Fortune 500 manufacturers position their intellectual property for marketing.
Here's what big manufacturers know that small businesses don't.
When a mill cuts lumber, it doesn't sweep the sawdust into the trash. It bags it and sells it. The work was already done. The leftovers are just more money.
So I started selling my sawdust.
I built Quiz to Cash once. It's a $7 online guide that walks a business owner through writing a quiz for their own business. I made it one time. Since then, 1,024 people have gone through it.
I sold the empty space on my own mailer. I was mailing a postcard to 10,000 homes anyway. Before I printed it, I offered space on it to local businesses that wanted to reach those same homes. 15 of them said yes and paid me about $3,500, before one postcard went out.
I designed a set of greeting cards once. One customer came back and reordered 65 cards for $227.50. I didn't design a thing.
None of that needed me to make something new.
It was all sawdust.
And your business is sitting on a pile of it.
$47one payment
people have gone through Quiz to Cash
reviews on Quiz to Cash
local businesses paid for my mailer before it went out
years helping Fortune 500 manufacturers position their intellectual property
You've been in business for years.
That means you've made a lot of things. A checklist every client gets. A training you ran once. A template you keep copying. A proposal you rewrite from scratch every time.
Somebody would pay for some of it. Your own customers, and people who will never hire you.
Your sawdust hides in four places:
The files, recordings, templates and SOPs in your Drive.
The empty space in your mailers, events and promos.
Designs and work that could sell again without a redesign.
Your customers and suppliers, through memberships and partner deals.
We start with the first one, because it's the biggest pile.
The internet keeps telling you to make something new.
A new course. A new funnel. A new offer. A new hire.
Every one of those still runs through you.
Every new sale brings new work with it. I call that the fulfillment tax. Every sale sells a little bit of your future.
That's not a sales problem. It's Single-Use Work: everything you make gets paid for once, then gathers dust.
So the only way to earn more is to make more. Forever.
"You don't have a revenue problem. You have a pile of sawdust you've never sold."
A Sawdust Offer is a leftover from your business, packaged so someone else pays for it.
You don't build it from scratch. It already exists.
You don't deliver it every week. It sells day after day without you doing the work again.
You don't need a new audience to start. The first buyers are often people who already know you.
In the workshop, we do three things live:
We go through your files and pick the one a stranger would pay for.
So the people who need it know it's for them.
So it's an easy yes, and worth your while.
I'll show you which kinds of files sell, and how I price them. Live, on October 28.
These are reviews of Quiz to Cash, my $7 guide. They are not results from this workshop. They show what happens when I build something once and let it sell.
"They love getting the personalized responses, instead of the 'do you really need another checklist' downloaded PDFs that never get opened."
"This was amazing! I wanted to use it to create an audit as a lead magnet for my nutrition membership, and it worked perfectly!"
"Richelle's instructions are clear, logical, and easy to follow. She brings great energy and uses examples, including her personal experiences, to make her ideas come to life."
"Richelle creates genius & accessible assets & with easy to follow, detailed instructions that empower you to follow along & create with ease."
Sell Your Sawdust Live. 90 minutes with me on Wednesday, October 28, at 12 pm Eastern. Bring your laptop and your Google Drive.
The Sawdust Offer Plan. The one-page sheet we fill in together: what it is, who buys it, what's inside and the price.
The replay. In your inbox within 24 hours, so a clash never costs you the result.
Bonus: Steal Like a Builder. My guide to the 9 operating principles that 100-year companies still run.
Those files are still sitting in your Drive, paid for once.
Or one of them has a name, a price and a page, and it's selling while you do your real work.
Same files. Same you. The only difference is 90 minutes on October 28.
No. You don't make anything new. We find what you already made and sell that. A Sawdust Offer can be a file, a spot in your marketing, a reorder or a membership.
Everyone who's run a business for a while says this. Then we open their Drive. Bring your files. We'll find it together.
No. Your first buyers are often your own customers, and the people who already ask you for that thing.
No. Keep your service. This adds money from work you've already done.
The replay comes within 24 hours. Fill in the Sawdust Offer Plan with it and the guarantee still covers you.
Wednesday, October 28: 9 am Pacific, 10 am Mountain, 11 am Central, 12 pm Eastern, 4 pm London.
Build what we picked. For some files that's an afternoon. If you want it done faster, I'll show you the tools after you register.
The One-Offer Guarantee. Do the work. If you don't leave with your first Sawdust Offer picked and priced, email hello@assetarchitects.io within 7 days. Full refund. Keep the replay.
Without making anything new.
Even if you think you have nothing worth selling.
So you get paid again for work you've already done.
Without another client to deliver to.
Even if your list is small.
So more of your money comes from things you made once.
Without a new tactic to chase.
Even if every "build it once" idea you tried went nowhere.
So you can stop being the only way your business gets paid.
I'll see you there.
Richelle Delia, PhD
Asset Architects
P.S. Every file you made for a client got paid for once. On October 28, we pick the one that gets paid for again. $47, live, with the replay.
P.P.S. The One-Offer Guarantee covers you. Leave with your first Sawdust Offer picked and priced, or get a full refund within 7 days. Registration closes when we go live.
Sell Your Sawdust Live