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AI for small businesses
Small businesses don’t need an AI department. They need someone who can look at their operation and say, plainly, which AI moves are worth the money and which are a distraction. That’s the whole job here: no software to sell, no implementation contract, just a clear answer and a plan your team can act on.
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How this is different
Most AI consultants sell implementation. I don’t. My work is vendor-neutral and fixed-scope, with no implementation and no retainer. You get a clear assessment of what matters for your business and a written plan you can hand to your team or take to any vendor you choose.
Where to start
A 60-minute session and a written brief with an outside read on how businesses like yours are using AI, and what to do next. It’s the easiest way to find out whether you need more.
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FAQ
It works best for businesses with roughly 20 to 50 people, where the owner makes the call on technology spending. Solo operators experimenting on their own usually don’t need a paid engagement.
No. Staying out of implementation keeps the advice vendor-neutral. The plan is written so your team, or any vendor you choose, can pick it up and run with it.
Then that’s the answer, and it usually saves you money right away. Deciding not to buy a tool is one of the most valuable outcomes of this work.
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