KILIROBBS Consulting

Take a small project off your plate.

Practical help for your business. From focused tasks and business plan coaching to long-term strategy, I help you work through what needs to get done and move it forward.

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How I work

I work with business owners and teams who need an experienced set of hands or someone to help them think through the next step. Whether it’s a financial model, a website, a business plan, or a partnership strategy, we start with what you need and agree on a practical way forward.

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  • 15+ years across product strategy and partnerships
  • Experience launching partner programs and integrations
  • Board leadership and financial systems experience
Services

Four ways I can help

Pick the one that fits what you need right now. If you’re not sure, tell me what you’re working on and we’ll figure it out together.

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Task-Based Projects

$250–$1,000per agreed project

Take a small project off your plate. Data analysis, spreadsheets, financial models, research, and presentations. Scope and timeline agreed upfront.

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Business Plan Coaching

$500–$2,50030 days · 15 hours of guidance

I work with you over 30 days, providing 15 hours of guidance to help you develop your business plan step by step. Whether you’re starting a box truck business, a smog or emissions testing station, or another business, you do the heavy lifting with my guidance. The result is a business plan you created, understand, and can execute.

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Custom engagementscope and pricing agreed together

A custom engagement built around your business goals, focused on long-term strategy, value creation, innovation, and partnership strategy. We work together to identify opportunities, make decisions, and turn your strategy into action.

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Website Design & Updates

Quoted per projectscope, price, and timeline agreed upfront

Create a simple business website or landing page, refresh an existing site, or improve your content and layout so customers can understand your services and get in touch. Scope, price, and timeline agreed upfront.

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Service details

Task-Based Projects

$250–$1,000
$250–$1,000per agreed project

A focused piece of work with a clear deliverable. You tell me what you need, and we agree on the deliverable, price, and timeline before I start.

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Examples of focused work

  • Data cleanup, targeted analysis, spreadsheet formulas, and trackers.
  • Financial models, project cost analysis, and pricing comparisons.
  • Business research and analysis of a potential partner opportunity.
  • Presentations, proposals, and process documents.

How it works

  1. Describe the task.
  2. Agree on the deliverable, price, and timeline.
  3. I complete the work.
  4. Review and hand off.

Business Plan Coaching

$500–$2,500
$500–$2,500price range
30 daysengagement
15 hoursof guidance

This is a guided process. You do the research, make the decisions, and build your own plan. I guide you through each step.

It works for many kinds of businesses, such as a box truck business, a smog or emissions testing station, or another business you’re starting.

Outcome: a business plan you created, understand, and can execute.

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Areas of guidance

  • The business idea, customer, and offering.
  • Research into the market and critical business assumptions.
  • Initial startup costs.
  • Revenue, cost, cash flow, and break-even analysis.
  • A plan for the first 180 days with actions, milestones, and measurements to track progress.

This is coaching, not a done-for-you plan. A plan helps you make decisions; it does not guarantee funding, profitability, or approval.

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Custom engagement

Each engagement is shaped around your business’s goals, opportunities, and decisions. We agree on scope and pricing through a conversation.

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Focus areas

  • Long-term strategy.
  • Value creation.
  • Innovation.
  • Partnership strategy.

Website Design & Updates

Quoted per project

Before starting, we agree on the pages, content, functionality, price, and timeline. Hosting and ongoing maintenance are only included if we agree on them.

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Examples of focused work

  • Simple business websites and landing pages.
  • Updates to existing pages, service descriptions, and layouts.
  • Mobile-friendly design and clear contact actions.
How a project works

From your task to a finished deliverable

Every Task-Based Project follows the same four steps, so you know what you’re getting before I start.

  1. Describe the task

    Tell me what you need, what you already have, and when you need it.

  2. Agree on the details

    We agree on the deliverable, price, and timeline.

  3. I complete the work

    I do the work we agreed on.

  4. Review and hand off

    We review it together and you get the finished work.

Selected work

Examples across the four services

Two are client projects. The other three are illustrative examples of the kind of work each service covers.

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Task-Based Projects

Understanding Costs and Improving Pricing

A business was facing cash flow challenges. Over 10 hours, I met with leadership and reviewed budgets, expenditures, contracts, and key financial information, then created a financial model to support more informed pricing decisions.

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Business Plan Coaching

Turning a Business Idea into an Action Plan

I worked with a client to think through the critical pieces of their business plan, guiding their research, startup cost estimates, and break-even analysis, and developing a plan for the first 180 days.

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Task-Based ProjectsIllustrative example

Evaluating a Partner Opportunity

Research a potential partner, assess how the businesses could work together, and summarize the opportunity, key questions, and practical next steps to support a decision.

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Project details

Understanding Costs and Improving Pricing

Task-Based Projects
10 hoursTask-Based Project
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The challenge

A business was facing cash flow challenges.

The review

Over 10 hours, I met with leadership and reviewed budgets, expenditures, contracts, and key financial information.

What we found

I helped the owner-operator see that gross margins were too low and that pricing did not account for the true overhead costs.

The financial model

I created a financial model to analyze project costs and support more informed pricing decisions.

Turning a Business Idea into an Action Plan

Business Plan Coaching

I worked with a client to think through the critical pieces of their business plan.

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Guided research

I guided the client’s research as they worked through their business plan.

Startup cost estimates and break-even analysis

We worked through their startup cost estimates and break-even analysis together.

A plan for the first 180 days

Together, we developed a plan for the first 180 days with clear actions, milestones, and measurements to track progress as they launched and operated the business.

The result

A business plan the client created, understood, and could put into action.

Partnerships That Create Long-Term Value

Illustrative example

Illustrative example. This describes the kind of work involved, not a completed client engagement.

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What the engagement would cover

  • Identify partner opportunities.
  • Define the value of each partnership for both sides.
  • Develop a practical partnership strategy to support growth.

A Website That Helps Customers Find You

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Illustrative example. This describes a typical scope, not a completed client project.

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Example scope and deliverables

  • A simple business website that clearly explains the offering.
  • Readable content written for customers.
  • Mobile-friendly pages.
  • A clear next step that makes it easy to get in touch.

Pages, content, functionality, price, and timeline are agreed before work starts.

Evaluating a Partner Opportunity

Illustrative example

Illustrative example. This describes a focused research task, not a completed engagement or signed partnership.

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Example research task

  • Research the potential partner.
  • Assess how the two businesses could work together.
  • Summarize the opportunity, key questions, and practical next steps to support a decision.
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About

Experienced help for practical business challenges

I’m Kilimanjaro Robbs, a software engineer turned product and partnerships leader with 15+ years of experience. I’ve founded businesses and co-founded a national nonprofit. I enjoy building, fixing, and helping people work through practical business challenges.

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