Find out what your marketing team should automate.
Not another AI tool pitch. Start with a free 60-minute call where we learn how your marketing team actually operates — your tools, your people, your process, soup to nuts.
Within 48 hours you get a one-pager: what we learned, and the top 3 things we'd implement first. No team access needed. No commitment past the hour.
What we found
- Reporting eats about a day a week, most of it copy-paste.
- Every campaign is hand-QA'd by two senior people.
- One blog post gets reshaped into six formats by hand.
Top 3 moves
≈ 13 hrs/wk back- 01Automated weekly reporting6 hrs/wk
- Low liftQuick win
- 02AI-assisted campaign QA4 hrs/wk
- Medium lift
- 03AI content repurposing3 hrs/wk
- Low lift
One page. Yours in 48 hours.
Three things most AI marketing proposals get wrong
Tools first, workflow never
Most AI marketing pitches start with the platform. That's backwards. You can't automate a workflow nobody has written down, and you definitely can't automate one running on data nobody trusts.
Nobody checks if the data can support it
Automation runs on your CRM fields, your campaign data, your event tracking. If that's broken, AI doesn't fix it. It automates the chaos faster and with more confidence.
No number attached
“Efficiency gains” is not a business case. A recommendation that can't say how many hours it returns, what it costs to run, and what it affects isn't ready to act on.
One call. A one-pager. Then a real plan.
It starts with an hour on the phone and a page in your inbox. No prep, no deck, no access to your systems. If the page shows enough opportunity, the deep dive turns it into a plan. If it doesn't, you keep the page and we both saved weeks.
- 01Free · one hour · leader only
The first call
We spend an hour learning how your marketing organization actually operates: your tools, your people, your processes, your mandates, your ways of working. No prep, no deck, no team access.
- 02Within 48 hours
Your one-pager
One page back: what we learned, and the top 3 things we'd implement first. Those are the highest-impact AI moves we'd start with. It's yours whether or not we go further.
- 03If you want the full plan
The deep dive
We start with the fastest high-impact AI wins, then map a roadmap for everything after — and how we'd propose to implement it. Where the one-pager becomes a plan you can act on.
When the one-pager shows enough opportunity
The deep dive is a full, end-to-end review of the plan. We start with the low-hanging, massive-impact AI wins, then lay out a roadmap for everything after and how we'd propose to implement it.
The low-hanging, high-impact wins first
The AI moves worth doing immediately, sequenced so the fastest, biggest payback comes first. This is where most of the value shows up early.
A roadmap for everything after
What to implement next, in what order, and what to fix before it. The sequence beyond the quick wins, so nothing gets automated on a broken foundation.
How we'd propose to implement it
The tools, the real pricing, and how we'd actually roll it out — so your team or any implementation partner can execute with confidence. Vendor-neutral, no referral fees.
We're running a small number of these free while we build the practice, in exchange for permission to use anonymized results as a case study. Every one of them starts with a first call.
Built for a specific kind of team
Marketing teams of 5 to 40 people, with budget approved and direction unclear, running tools that are already bought and underused. If that's not you, we'll tell you before the first call.
Run by someone who's operated this, not just advised on it
- customer identities unified into a single profile layer
- 60M+
- customer identities unified into a single profile layer
- conversion lift from a generative AI shopping experience
- 9.7x
- conversion lift from a generative AI shopping experience
- ARR subscription platform, owned end to end
- $2B+
- ARR subscription platform, owned end to end
Your next hour could save your next quarter
One session. One page. The clearest read you'll get on what your team should automate, before anyone tries to sell you a platform.