Nuno Fontoura
English
PortuguêsFour ways to see where your agency actually stands.
For founders of production and brand activation agencies who are pulled into every decision. Four working tools, built from the same operating discipline I use with paying clients, that you can put to use this week. Each one arrives by email.
These are the same tools behind a 30% drop in decisions reaching the owner’s desk at Yunik, a brand activation agency. Read the case study →
The free VOS assessment
Score your agency across the three pillars of the Vessel Operating System (direction and people, systems and cash, revenue and customers) and see where decisions, time or money are getting stuck. You get your score as soon as you finish.
Before You Hire
Twelve statements, a score out of 60, and an honest answer on whether your agency is ready for another person, or needs a better structure first.
The PDF arrives in about a minute. Nothing else, unless you tick Operating Notes.
The Founder Bottleneck Audit
Track every approval for five days, run the three-question audit, then write and test the decision rules that keep recurring approvals off your desk.
The PDF arrives in about a minute. Nothing else, unless you tick Operating Notes.
The Agency Margin Leak Map
Seven places margin leaks between brief and cash, plus late payment and economic pressure. Measure each from your own numbers, then install the checklist, template or rule that closes it.
The PDF arrives in about a minute. Nothing else, unless you tick Operating Notes.
The Service-to-Product Readiness Scorecard
Twelve statements across production, cash and margin, and decision rights, so you know what to put in place before you sell something you make.
The PDF arrives in about a minute. Nothing else, unless you tick Operating Notes.
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Useful on their own
Practical tools you can use this week. They’re also a small, honest sample of how I work with clients.
The full picture
Each tool looks at one area, not the whole business. If one of them surfaces something real, the next step is a proper conversation about it, not another worksheet.