Diagnosis. Map. Implementation. In that order, always.
I don’t start with the tool or the campaign — I start by understanding what’s broken in your marketing and why. The rest is execution.
01
Diagnosis
I review what already exists — CRM, active campaigns, website, content — before proposing anything new. Most marketing problems aren’t about strategy; they’re about execution with no follow-through.
02
Map
A plan prioritized by impact, not by what’s easiest to sell. We define what gets measured, and how, before touching anything.
03
Implementation
I execute directly — I don’t hand you off to a junior team learning on your account. Reports in business language, not platform jargon.
CRM and AI automation — not just PowerPoint advice.
Every recommendation can be implemented with the same tools I use to run my own digital businesses — it’s not theory someone else has to execute later.
Seven ways to work together, no prices on this page.
Each service has its own page with the exact scope — what’s included, what isn’t, and how results are measured. Pricing is set on the diagnosis call, based on the real scope of your business.
- Scope in writing. Before any service starts, the scope is documented — what gets done and what doesn’t.
- Payment per deliverable or per month, depending on the service — never loose hourly billing without a defined scope.
- One point of contact. No account manager between you and the person doing the work.
- Reports in business numbers, not platform vanity metrics.