Seven Figure Agency
Onboarding Coordinator Role
Activation Role

New Member Onboarding Coordinator

Your Role: Turn a New Signup into an Activated, Engaged Member

7 Days
Activation Window
100%
Contact SLA Target
90%+
Onboarding Attendance

Core Mission

Turn a new signup into an activated, engaged member within 7 days.

Not just welcomed.

Activated.

The Problem

If they don't take action in week one, retention drops.

Your Purpose

This role exists to prevent drift.

Primary Outcomes

(Measured)

1
100%

Of new members contacted within SLA

2
90%+

Attend or reschedule Phase 1 onboarding session

3
80%+

Complete Phase 1 action within 14 days

4
Zero

"I don't know where to start" confusion

If these numbers slip, onboarding is broken.

Responsibilities

1

Immediate Personal Welcome

Objective: Make them feel seen and important.

SLA (Service Level Agreement):

If signup before 4PM ET

→ Contact within 2 hours

If after 4PM ET

→ First thing next morning

Required Touchpoints:

Live call attempt
SMS via HighLevel
Facebook connection + short video message

The Tone:

Confident. Clear. High standard.

Not hype. Not fluff.

"Welcome. You made a strong move. Here's what happens next."

2

Ensure Access & Remove Friction

Checklist:

Confirm login access
Confirm community access
Confirm calendar links work
Confirm they know where replays live
Confirm they know where to ask questions

If they hit friction here and no one responds, engagement dies.

This role owns friction removal.

3

Activate Phase 1 Focus

Every new member must know:

What phase they're in

What NOT to focus on

What the single priority is for the next 30 days

Clarity beats motivation.

The onboarding coordinator must:

Diagnose their current stage quickly
Direct them to the correct training
Get them registered for the Phase 1 activation session
Follow up until attended

No passive "here's the portal" behavior.

4

Be the Lifeline

This role is the human bridge between:

Member → Curriculum → Coaching

They are the first place members go for:

Direction

Clarification

Accountability nudges

"Am I doing this right?"

They do not solve everything.

They route intelligently.

If the member drifts, the coordinator reaches out.

Outreach Scripts

Copy-paste templates for consistent, effective member activation

1. Initial Outreach Scripts

A. Call Attempt + Voicemail

If they don't answer:

"Hey [Name], it's [Your Name] from Seven Figure Agency. Just wanted to personally welcome you in and make sure you've got access to everything. Nothing complicated, just a quick hello and next steps. Shoot me a text when you see this and we'll connect."

Short. Clean. No selling energy.

B. SMS (Immediately After Call Attempt)

Standard message:

"Hey [Name], welcome to Seven Figure Agency. This is [Your Name], your onboarding coordinator. Just tried calling to personally welcome you in. When's a good time for a quick 5 minute chat today so I can get you plugged in properly?"

If they signed up late:

"Welcome in, [Name]. I'll connect with you tomorrow morning to get you fully activated. Keep an eye out."

C. Facebook Connection Message

"Hey [Name], excited to have you inside Seven Figure Agency. I'll make sure you're clear on exactly what to focus on first so you don't waste time. I'll reach out shortly to connect."

2. When They Pick Up the Phone

This call should be 5 to 10 minutes.

Not a coaching session. An activation call.

Opening

"Hey [Name], welcome in. First off, strong move. I just wanted to personally connect, make sure you've got access, and get you clear on exactly what to focus on first."

Pause. Let them respond.

Quick Rapport (Keep It Tight)

"What made you decide to join right now?"

Listen. You're diagnosing motivation and urgency.

Confirm Access

"Quick check, were you able to log into the portal and join the Facebook group yet?"

If not: "No problem, we'll fix that right now."

Remove friction immediately.

Clarify Their Stage

"Give me a quick snapshot, where are you at right now? Revenue range? Team size?"

You don't need a full breakdown. Just enough to identify their Phase 1 focus.

Direct Their Focus

"Perfect. So your Phase 1 focus is [X]. That's it. Nothing else. If you nail that, everything else gets easier."

This is critical.

People join overwhelmed. You shrink the battlefield.

Get Them Into Onboarding Session

"Next step, I want you in the Phase 1 Activation session. That's where we map this out properly. Let's get you registered now."

Send link while on call if possible.

If not: "I'll text you the link right after this. Get registered today."

Close the Call

"You're in the right place. But execution is what matters. Start with [X], get into the activation session, and if anything feels unclear, you message me directly."

Calm. Direct. High standard.

3. Quick Welcome Video Message (Facebook or DM)

Video Script (Under 60 seconds)

Format: Vertical, natural lighting, confident tone

"Hey [Name], welcome to Seven Figure Agency. Pumped to have you inside. I just wanted to personally reach out and let you know you're not on your own here. My role is to make sure you're clear on exactly what to focus on first so you don't waste time bouncing between trainings.

First step, make sure you're inside the portal and the Facebook group. Second, get registered for the Phase 1 Activation session. That's where everything clicks.

I'll reach out to connect 1:1 and make sure you're fully plugged in. Welcome in. Let's get to work."

Short. Clear. Directional.

Minimum Activity Standards

Daily

Check for new signups immediately
Track contact attempts in CRM
Follow up on no-shows
Follow up on Phase 1 completion

Weekly

Report:

New signups
Contact time compliance
Onboarding attendance rate
Phase 1 activation rate
At-risk members

No guessing. Numbers.

What This Role Is NOT

Not tech support only

Not customer service

Not a reactive inbox manager

This is an activation role.

If members stall in the first 30 days, this role owns it.

Success Profile

The right person:

Moves fast

Is comfortable on the phone

Is direct but warm

Can read people quickly

Pushes gently but firmly toward action

Doesn't let people disappear

They operate like a personal trainer.

You signed up.

Now we're going to work.