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Direct work with the author. Three formats — a focused advisory call when you need a second opinion, a fixed-price set-up when you want the template library running properly, and a scoped engagement when you need help shipping.

Bespoke · By the author

Three ways to work with me

A focused call when you need a second opinion. A fixed-price install when you want the template library running properly. A scoped engagement when you need help shipping. All direct, all finite.

Bespoke

Advisory calls

Sixty minutes · One question · Written follow-up

Sixty-minute calls on a specific question — a prompt template that is not landing, a vendor decision you want a second opinion on, a measurement framework you are designing, a review-checkpoint that keeps slipping. Asynchronous prep notes from you in advance; written follow-up summary after, so the value outlasts the call.

What's included
  • Sixty-minute call on Google Meet, recorded on request
  • Async prep brief in your inbox the day before
  • Written follow-up summary within three business days
  • Decisions, open questions, paste-ready artefacts
How a call works
  1. Pick a slot. The booking link offers calendar slots in the next two weeks. The intake form takes the question and one paragraph of context.
  2. Async prep. A short brief lands in your inbox the day before — what the call will cover, what to have open in another tab. If your question has shifted, that is the moment to flag it.
  3. The call. Sixty minutes on Google Meet, recorded if you want it recorded, structured around your question.
  4. Follow-up summary. Within three business days. Decisions, open questions, paste-ready artefacts — a one-page document you can drop into a brief or a team retro.
Book a call $249 · 60 min

Create an account (or sign in), then pay, then pick a time.

Fixed price

Template library set-up

One function · Fixed price · Licence included

The Marketing Template Library, installed and running in your stack rather than sitting in a folder. Your library in a private GitHub repository, your generated artefacts filing to Google Drive, Claude Code wired up to operate it, and a working session so your team leaves able to run the daily loop without you. The $995 covers one business function and includes the $549 Complete licence.

What you end up with
  • The library installed, configured, and gate-green on your machines
  • A private GitHub repository, so you take future releases with a pull
  • Google Drive configured as your artefacts store, library kept out of it
  • Claude Code set up with the slash commands and a permission allowlist
  • A ninety-minute working session with the people who will run it
  • A handover document naming who owns what
How the set-up works
  1. Scope the function. Which team, which stack, who will own the library. One function — marketing today, since that is the library that exists.
  2. Install and configure. Repository, Drive, Claude Code, ownership records. Done with you, not to you, so nothing is a black box.
  3. The working session. Ninety minutes running the daily loop against your real work: find a template, author one, pass the gate, file the output.
  4. Handover. A written wrap, the ownership map, and the loose ends documented. Your team runs it from there.
Request a set-up $995 · per function

More than one function? That becomes a scoped proposal — send the brief below.

Bespoke

Project Implementation Consulting

Project-scoped · Sized to outcome · Defined end date

Project-scoped engagements for marketing teams adopting LLM-augmented workflows — running the Playbook against your stack, building your prompt library, training your team, designing your review checkpoints, instrumenting the measurement framework. Sized to outcome, not to hours.

Engagement shapes
  • Prompt-library build-out2–4 weeks
  • Review-checkpoint design3–6 weeks
  • Measurement-framework instrumentation2–3 weeks
  • Team training1–2 weeks of contact over 4–6
How an engagement works
  1. Send a brief. What you are trying to ship, what is in the way, rough timeline, the team you are working with. Five minutes.
  2. Reply within five working days. A scoped proposal — outcome, shape, duration, price — or a referral if the work falls outside this practice.
  3. Run the engagement. Scoped to a defined outcome with a fixed end date. Weekly check-ins, async between.
  4. Hand-off. Working artefacts, a written wrap, and the loose ends documented so your team owns it from here.
Send a brief By proposal

What is out of scope

These engagements are routinely declined, so you do not waste the brief:

  • AI strategy decks for the board. The work is operator-facing, not board-facing.
  • Custom model training or fine-tuning. That is a different practice. Operators who specialise can be recommended on request.
  • Tool selection without a use case. “Help us pick a vendor” without a defined workflow ends badly. Scope the workflow first.
  • Open-ended retainers. Engagements are scoped to outcomes with a defined end date. Long-term retainers belong with an in-house hire, not an advisor.

Request a set-up or an engagement

Send a structured brief and the author will reply within five working days — with a set-up date if you want the template library installed, a scoped proposal if the work is broader, or a referral if it falls outside this practice. Required fields are marked.

Set-up requests are fixed price for one business function; say which team and which stack in the brief. Work spanning more than one function is quoted as a proposal.