Three ways to work together.
You end up with a measured picture of where you stand, a system your own team can run, or both. All remote, all fixed scope.
AI visibility audit
Where your brand shows up across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Where your competitors show up instead. What is causing the gap, and what to fix first.
You get the tracked data, a diagnosis, and a ranked list of fixes, split into create new, restructure what exists, and correct sentiment. Not a slide deck of observations.
Two weeks. Starts at $4,500.
Content engine build
Most content operations depend on who is at the keyboard. This replaces that with a system.
I build the standards that define what good looks like for your brand, then I build the production skills that make those standards executable inside your own AI tools. Named, single-purpose steps that each do one job and hand off to the next. Your team runs it after I leave.
What you get:
A written standards set. Voice and positioning, page and article structure, SEO rules, claims and compliance, product truth. Every rule earns its place twice, once for how a search engine ranks the page and once for whether an AI answer will quote it.
A production skill library. Named steps covering planning, research, briefing, drafting, QC, publishing, and reporting. Built in your stack, not mine.
Two named QC gates. A compliance check and a scored quality review, both separate from drafting. A writer checking their own claims is not a control.
A fixed monthly cadence. Planning, production, refresh, quick wins, and reporting on set days, so nobody has to decide what happens next.
Handover and training, or I run it for you under the retainer below.
Six to eight weeks. Fixed fee, quoted after a scoping call.
Ongoing
Monthly retainer. Defined output, every piece scored against the written standard before it ships, and a monthly report covering organic trend, AI citations and share of voice, and top content per brand.
From $3,500 a month.
What you're actually choosing between
A tracking tool tells you you're invisible. It doesn't make you visible.
An agency rents you output. You don't keep the standard.
A freelancer is cheaper per hour, and you become the reviewer.
Your current agency will show you rank tracking. Ranking is the thing that stopped predicting this.
Ask anyone who works this way what stops it becoming two hundred pages nobody reads. Here it's two gates, a compliance check and a scored review, before a draft reaches me. When rules collide the order is fixed before anything is written: accuracy, compliance, customer, brand voice, SEO, persuasion. The system drafts. It does not decide.