The strategy project is the usual starting point of every engagement, and a complete product in its own right. In 2–4 weeks you get clarity on positioning, channels, budget and measurement. The deliverable belongs to you, executable with any team.
Start a conversation Fixed fee $5,000 · 2–4 weeks · also bookable without subsequent executionMy guarantee: If the strategy project doesn't show you a path that can earn back its fee several times over, you pay nothing.
Your numbers, past campaigns, market and competitors, and what AI search engines already say about you today. The result is a diagnosis of where you actually stand.
What you stand for, whom you want to reach, and which two or three channels truly deserve your budget, including the honest answer on which channels to skip.
What a customer may cost, what ad budget realistically yields what result, and how success is measured at 3, 6 and 12 months. We agree on all of it before any money flows.
Everything condensed into a quarterly roadmap, presented and discussed. Then you decide freely: execute yourself, with your team, with an agency, or with me.
Not an 80-page deck for the shelf, but decision material:
Yes, if the foundation holds. Ongoing work only functions on clear positioning, justified channel choice and clean measurement. Bring a solid strategy and we'll review it together in the intro call, then go straight to execution. If that foundation is missing, we build it first: that's what the strategy project is for.
Then you own a strategy that belongs to you and works with any competent team. That's exactly how it's built. There is no lock-in and no dependency on me. The project has to pay off for you even if we never meet again.
Analysis, positioning, channel and budget strategy, measurement design and roadmap, all for one fixed fee of $5,000 with no change orders. If your strategy already stands on a solid foundation, the project is skipped and we go straight to execution.
Three questions, two minutes. I reply honestly within two business days, even when the answer is "no".
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