Start with the work you want to improve: recurring reports, content production, search visibility or your team's ability to use AI well. We help you define the problem, choose a practical approach and assess whether it works. Explore a service below, then choose the engagement that fits your stage: a diagnostic, one working pilot or ongoing support.
Start with the work you want to improve: recurring reports, content production, search visibility or your team's ability to use AI well. We help you define the problem, choose a practical approach and assess whether it works. Explore a service below, then choose the engagement that fits your stage: a diagnostic, one working pilot or ongoing support.
You see possible uses for AI but need a defensible investment decision. This also suits a team with several experiments and no agreed priority for implementation.
You have a recurring task, accessible inputs and an internal owner. You want to test one AI-assisted process against your team's deadlines, review requirements and acceptance criteria.
Your team has AI uses to improve and wants regular specialist input on priorities, quality and adoption. An internal owner remains available to make decisions and coordinate the work.
What you receive
Know which marketing task to improve first and what a credible pilot would require. We map the work, compare opportunities and turn the findings into a brief and roadmap you can use to decide what to fund.
What you receive
A map of marketing tasks and the time they consume.
Up to 10 opportunities ranked by value, feasibility and risk.
Tool recommendations for the priority tasks.
A pilot brief and a sequenced 90-day roadmap.
A findings review with your marketing decision-makers.
Put one clearly scoped workflow into use with your team. We configure the agreed process, test representative and failure cases, and prepare the instructions and training needed for handover.
What you receive
A defined workflow for reporting, content, research or creative work.
Tool selection and configuration within the agreed boundary.
Tests using representative samples and important exceptions.
Reusable briefs, prompts and operating procedures.
Training, documentation and handover to an internal owner.
Keep your AI work aligned with changing marketing needs. Each month, we agree priorities, improve the selected workflows and review the evidence so the next month's work has a clear purpose.
What you receive
A prioritised list of improvements for the month.
Model evaluations and changes to selected workflows.
A review of errors, output quality and time actually spent.
Coaching and reusable materials for team leads and users.
A decision record and plan for the next month.
What the work could look like
For a reporting team, the output might rank competing needs, define a weekly-report pilot and explain the criteria for testing it. This is an illustrative deliverable, not a client outcome.
A weekly-report pilot could import approved exports, verify calculations and prepare a commentary for a reviewer. This is an illustrative scope; your agreed proposal determines what is actually built.
A content team might use a month to strengthen briefs, inspect rejected drafts and improve its approval routine. This illustrates the kind of work possible; it does not promise a fixed production volume.
What we need from you
What we need from you
Your priority decision and recent examples of the work involved.
Available metrics, existing tools and access or privacy constraints.
An accountable internal owner and people familiar with the process.
What we need from you
A selected use case, internal owner and available users.
Representative samples, difficult cases and authorised system access.
An approved scope, baseline and acceptance criteria.
What we need from you
Current use cases, recurring issues and needs ready to scope.
Available usage records and user feedback on quality and effort.
An owner available for reviews and priority decisions.
Scope and responsibilities
Analysis and design are included; configuration, integrations and production deployment are separate. The target schedule depends on agreed inputs and stakeholder availability.
One workflow is defined in the proposal. Licences, API usage and additional integrations are excluded. Post-handover support and maintenance arrangements are agreed separately.
Capacity, monthly deliverables, term and cancellation are set out in the proposal. This is not unlimited production or round-the-clock support. Tool costs and work outside the agreed scope must be specified.
How we assess progress
Establish preparation time, correction effort and acceptable quality as a baseline for the future pilot. The immediate test is whether the work enables a clear decision about what to try and why.
Compare equivalent cycles for total time, corrections, completed runs and accepted quality. The findings support a decision to continue, revise or stop; a successful wider rollout is not assumed.
Track repeat use, review time, errors and accepted outputs. Include operating costs and changes in the work being compared when interpreting progress and deciding what to improve next.
You see possible uses for AI but need a defensible investment decision. This also suits a team with several experiments and no agreed priority for implementation.
What you receive
Know which marketing task to improve first and what a credible pilot would require. We map the work, compare opportunities and turn the findings into a brief and roadmap you can use to decide what to fund.
What you receive
A map of marketing tasks and the time they consume.
Up to 10 opportunities ranked by value, feasibility and risk.
Tool recommendations for the priority tasks.
A pilot brief and a sequenced 90-day roadmap.
A findings review with your marketing decision-makers.
What the work could look like
For a reporting team, the output might rank competing needs, define a weekly-report pilot and explain the criteria for testing it. This is an illustrative deliverable, not a client outcome.
What we need from you
Your priority decision and recent examples of the work involved.
Available metrics, existing tools and access or privacy constraints.
An accountable internal owner and people familiar with the process.
How we assess progress
Establish preparation time, correction effort and acceptable quality as a baseline for the future pilot. The immediate test is whether the work enables a clear decision about what to try and why.
Scope and responsibilities
Analysis and design are included; configuration, integrations and production deployment are separate. The target schedule depends on agreed inputs and stakeholder availability.
You have a recurring task, accessible inputs and an internal owner. You want to test one AI-assisted process against your team's deadlines, review requirements and acceptance criteria.
What you receive
Put one clearly scoped workflow into use with your team. We configure the agreed process, test representative and failure cases, and prepare the instructions and training needed for handover.
What you receive
A defined workflow for reporting, content, research or creative work.
Tool selection and configuration within the agreed boundary.
Tests using representative samples and important exceptions.
Reusable briefs, prompts and operating procedures.
Training, documentation and handover to an internal owner.
What the work could look like
A weekly-report pilot could import approved exports, verify calculations and prepare a commentary for a reviewer. This is an illustrative scope; your agreed proposal determines what is actually built.
What we need from you
A selected use case, internal owner and available users.
Representative samples, difficult cases and authorised system access.
An approved scope, baseline and acceptance criteria.
How we assess progress
Compare equivalent cycles for total time, corrections, completed runs and accepted quality. The findings support a decision to continue, revise or stop; a successful wider rollout is not assumed.
Scope and responsibilities
One workflow is defined in the proposal. Licences, API usage and additional integrations are excluded. Post-handover support and maintenance arrangements are agreed separately.
Your team has AI uses to improve and wants regular specialist input on priorities, quality and adoption. An internal owner remains available to make decisions and coordinate the work.
What you receive
Keep your AI work aligned with changing marketing needs. Each month, we agree priorities, improve the selected workflows and review the evidence so the next month's work has a clear purpose.
What you receive
A prioritised list of improvements for the month.
Model evaluations and changes to selected workflows.
A review of errors, output quality and time actually spent.
Coaching and reusable materials for team leads and users.
A decision record and plan for the next month.
What the work could look like
A content team might use a month to strengthen briefs, inspect rejected drafts and improve its approval routine. This illustrates the kind of work possible; it does not promise a fixed production volume.
What we need from you
Current use cases, recurring issues and needs ready to scope.
Available usage records and user feedback on quality and effort.
An owner available for reviews and priority decisions.
How we assess progress
Track repeat use, review time, errors and accepted outputs. Include operating costs and changes in the work being compared when interpreting progress and deciding what to improve next.
Scope and responsibilities
Capacity, monthly deliverables, term and cancellation are set out in the proposal. This is not unlimited production or round-the-clock support. Tool costs and work outside the agreed scope must be specified.
Prices are in USD, excluding applicable taxes. Your written proposal confirms scope, schedule, access requirements and working language. An enquiry does not commit you to a purchase.
No. Bring the task, the expected output and your existing systems. Tool selection follows the requirements, including data access, review effort and operating costs.
Can we begin with a pilot rather than a diagnostic?+
A pilot may be suitable if the task, inputs, owner and acceptance criteria are already clear. If those decisions are unresolved, the diagnostic helps establish them before implementation is scoped.
Discuss your needs
Prices are in USD, excluding applicable taxes. Your written proposal confirms scope, schedule, access requirements and working language. An enquiry does not commit you to a purchase.
