LLMS (LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS)
Content and thinking at speed
Blog posts, campaigns, emails, sales decks, proposals and reports, written in your voice and checked for accuracy. Your team edits instead of starting from a blank page.
AI STRATEGY · MARKETING · OPERATIONS · LEADERSHIP
Most companies have AI tools. Few have AI results. I help leadership teams pick the right plays, build them, and train people to run them, so AI shows up as revenue, hours saved and better decisions.
WHY AI, WHY NOW?
ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can write, research, summarize and automate. Your competitors already have the same logins. What separates the winners is simple: they tie AI to real business problems, give their people a playbook, and measure what changes.
Most teams are stuck at “cool demo.” A few people use it well. Nobody owns it. Leaders can’t tell if it’s paying off. That’s a leadership problem, not a technology problem, and it’s exactly what I fix.
Not sure where AI pays off for you? Let’s find your first 3 wins. →“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence; it is to act with yesterday’s logic.”
“AI won’t replace your team. A team that knows how to use AI will replace the one that doesn’t.”
Skip the bottom layers and the arrow falls over.
MY APPROACH
Most vendors start with a tool. I start with your business: your goals, your workflows, your data and your people. Then we build up, one layer at a time.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
LLMS (LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS)
Blog posts, campaigns, emails, sales decks, proposals and reports, written in your voice and checked for accuracy. Your team edits instead of starting from a blank page.
AI AGENTS AND AUTOMATION
Agents that research, sort leads, route requests, update the CRM and trigger follow-ups. They draft. People approve. Nothing goes out without a human check.
RAG (PRIVATE KNOWLEDGE)
A search-and-answer layer built on your SOPs, product specs, price books and FAQs, not the open web. New hires and customers get the right answer fast.
PRIVATE AND LOCAL MODELS
Open models like Llama, Gemma and Qwen running on your own hardware. Zero data sent to outside AI companies, steady costs, and full control.
MARKETING THAT MOVES THE WHOLE COMPANY
I’ve worked side by side with engineering, operations, finance, sales, customer service and call centers. AI pays off most when it crosses those lines, so the same data and the same playbook serve everyone.
“The best AI projects I’ve seen started in marketing and ended up running half the company.”
PROOF, NOT SLIDES
Here’s some of what I’ve designed and built myself. It’s the same hands-on approach I bring to your team.
KAXORI.IO
Kaxori is a live SaaS platform for job seekers: resume and cover letter generation, ATS scoring, and a truth engine that checks every claim against real evidence before it goes out. Claude API, Supabase, Stripe, deployed on Render.
See it →AGENT TEAM
A research analyzer, a content draft factory and a model benchmark agent, each with a written role, boundaries and a human owner. They draft. I approve. Nothing posts on its own.
PHYLAXRAG
A retrieval system with local embeddings that reads technical libraries and answers with citations, not guesses.
ROI CALCULATOR + WORKFLOW
A GenAI ROI calculator wired into GoHighLevel workflows: confirmation emails, internal alerts and timed follow-up nudges. I build the same kind of automations in n8n.
SEO INTELLIGENCE DASHBOARD
A real site crawler checks titles, schema, speed and more. The AI only writes recommendations from what the crawl actually found.
THIS WEBSITE
Design, copy, schema, booking, email tagging and follow-up workflows, built with Claude as my engineering partner and checked by hand.
CONTENT ENGINE
The Marketing + GenAI Power Brief newsletter, the NXST LEAP Academy video series (Claude vs. ChatGPT, picking the right GenAI tool, scripting video in 10 minutes), and AI video made with my own voice.
See it →LOCAL AI RESEARCH
A 2026 field report on local AI: hardware, open models and agent systems, and when local beats the cloud on cost and privacy.
TRAINING THAT STICKS
Tools change every month. Good habits don’t. I train teams to think with AI, not just click buttons, whether they’re brand new or already juggling five tools.
GUARDRAILS, BUILT IN
“Not found” and “not true” are not the same thing. Good AI knows the difference.
YOUR FIRST 90 DAYS
Days 1–30
Interview leaders, map workflows, and rank AI ideas by value and risk. You get a short list, not a long deck.
Days 31–60
Build 2 or 3 pilots with real users and real data. Track hours saved, speed and revenue impact.
Days 61–90
Roll out what worked, train the team, set guardrails, and hand over playbooks so it keeps running without me.
QUESTIONS LEADERS ASK
I help leadership teams find where AI pays off, then build it. That means picking the right use cases, setting up the tools and guardrails, training your people, and tracking the results in dollars and hours, not demos.
No. Most companies start with the tools they already pay for, plus a few focused workflows. I start small, prove value in 30 to 60 days, then scale what works.
Your data stays yours. I use approved business tools, role-based access and human review. When privacy really matters, I can run models on your own hardware so sensitive data never leaves the building. For healthcare teams, every workflow is built around HIPAA.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity for writing and research. n8n, GoHighLevel and HubSpot for automation. Retrieval systems (RAG) for your own documents, and open models like Llama, Gemma and Qwen when you need them local. I pick the tool to fit the job, not the other way around.
Yes, both. I work as a fractional CMO for companies that need senior help part time, and I'm open to full-time CMO and VP of Marketing roles where AI is part of the growth plan.
Manufacturing, industrial and commercial products, foodservice equipment, consumer brands, healthcare and dental groups. I work across B2B, B2C and direct to consumer.
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30 minutes. No pitch. We’ll look at where AI can pay off for you first, and what it would take.
Clear strategy. Hands-on execution. Revenue you can measure.