Marketing services for B2B and startup teams.

Start with a short call, and we choose the first service together. I look at your goals and what is already in place, then begin with the area that holds back pipeline most: search and AI visibility, email and site logic, websites or AI automation. Each service is scoped so it can lead, and later services build on the earlier ones.

Yes. Every service is scoped to stand alone, so you can buy just one. The "Needed?" flag in the plan builder shows which service another one works best after, so you know what to have in place first.

Four services run monthly: Content Calendar, Blog Posts, Social Posts and Monthly Analytics. The other eight are one-off projects, such as ICP and Brand Voice, SEO and Keyword Strategy, Schema and Meta Tags, Technical Fixes and Email Sequence.

Track a fixed set of buyer questions every month across the main AI assistants. For each one, record whether you are mentioned, whether your site is cited, where you appear in the answer and how it describes you. Run the same questions for two or three competitors. One check proves little because answers vary, so the trend over several months is what counts.

Every finding becomes a task with an owner. A question where you are missing becomes a new or rewritten page. A competitor getting cited instead of you means I work out why and close the gap in content, structure or outside mentions. A wrong or outdated claim about you gets fixed at its source. Then we re-test the same questions next month.

Start with the questions your buyers already ask you: sales calls, demos, support tickets and onboarding emails. Add search data such as related questions, and what buyers post in communities and forums. I group them by buying stage and turn them into the question set we track and write for. AI tools do not publish what people type, so these sources are the best proxy.

Connect it to pipeline, with honest limits. Track three things: mentions and citations over time, visits that arrive from AI assistants, and what new leads say when you ask how they found you. Branded search and direct traffic add context. Exact attribution is hard in AI search, so expect a clear picture, not a perfect number.

Usually weeks to months, not days. An assistant has to find, trust and repeat your content, and some update slowly. Fixes to structure and clarity can show up sooner than mentions on outside sites. I cannot promise a date or a position, but you will see movement in the monthly tracking before it shows up in leads.

AI assistants write each answer fresh, and they pull from different sources depending on the model, the wording and the day. That is why one screenshot proves nothing. I test each question several times and across several assistants, then look at how often you appear, not whether you appeared once.

The repeatable, low-risk work: research, first drafts, tagging, data pulls and reporting. A person stays in charge of anything customers see, anything with claims or numbers, and anything that touches your CRM data. Every workflow I build has a review step before output goes out, so AI saves the time and you keep the control.

Pricing depends on scope, and I quote after a short call, either as a one-off project or as a monthly service. Early-stage startups can apply for Founder Rates: reduced rates for a few shorter, one-off projects, set by stage and by my availability. Approved startups see their rate on a private page.