Retainer Riches: Win B2B Clients Who Pay Monthly
The Side Hustler's Playbook to Land Recurring Business Clients Without Cold Calling or a Sales Team
★★★★★4.0 · 2 reviewsby Sabrina Okafor
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Turn your freelance skills into a monthly paycheck. Learn the simple system to land B2B retainers without cold calling.
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About this book
You're good at what you do—writing, designing, managing social media, keeping books. But you're tired of the hustle: constantly chasing new clients, quoting one-off projects, and watching your income yo-yo. What if you could turn that same service into a monthly retainer that businesses happily pay for, giving you predictable, recurring revenue? This isn't about cold calling or being salesy. It's about packaging your skills into an irresistible monthly offer, pricing it for profit, and pitching it in a way that feels natural—even to clients who've only ever bought one-off projects. Inside, you'll find the exact scripts, templates, and pricing frameworks to convert your existing clients to retainers and land new ones with confidence. No agency experience, no sales team, no rejection-filled cold calling. Just a proven system to build a $1,500–5,000/month recurring income stream in 90 days. If you're ready to stop trading time for money and start building a business that pays you monthly, this book is your blueprint.
Reader Reviews
Sharon Taylor
★★★★★I really appreciated the way this book nails the exact feeling of that post-project panic—the 'now what?' moment that hits right after you deliver. The author gets it, and the scripts for converting existing clients to retainers are genuinely useful. My only gripe is that some of the pricing frameworks felt a bit optimistic for someone without a strong niche yet, but overall it’s a solid, practical read that made me rethink how I package my work.
Susan Wright
★★★★★This is a great kick in the pants for anyone stuck in the project-to-project cycle. The opening chapter alone—describing the treadmill of chasing ten new clients a month—hit uncomfortably close to home. I loved the emphasis on ditching cold calls and using natural conversations instead. The templates are a nice bonus, though I wish there were more examples for service providers who aren't in design or writing. Still, the core advice is solid and actionable.