Build AI Agents That Scale Delivery While Your Team Focuses on Strategy

10x your output capacity just after 10 weeks. Your team owns the strategy while AI agents handle the execution.

How We Actually Implement AI GTM

Like any marketing or sales technology implementation, most AI agent implementations fail because consultants drop a bunch of software on your team and disappear. Why? Because most of the people building processes around around technology, not technology around processes. That’s the key difference. Over 8 weeks, we audit your entire GTM approach and processes in it, identify the 2-3 AI agentic workflows that will actually multiply your output, build and test them with your team, then keep what works and scale beyond.

The results you can anticipate: 10-20x content production, 30-50% faster campaign launches, 50% faster lead qualification and research. Your team shifts from grinding through execution to actually thinking about strategy.

Phase 1: AI GTM Strategy Assessment and Reality Check

Objective: Map your entire GTM motion. Not the idealized version, but how work actually flows through your organization. We audit current workflows, data quality, tool integrations, and team capabilities to identify where AI agents create real leverage vs. where human judgment remains critical.

Result: No more guessing where AI fits. You'll have a detailed map showing exactly which processes are ready for AI automation, which need human oversight, and which should remain fully manual. Plus baseline metrics to prove the improvement later.

What You Get

Current state audit. Your GTM motion, marketing and sales processes, data flows, tools, handoffs, reporting.
AI workflow map. Showing exactly which processes to automate first for maximum scale
AI readiness scan. Data quality, access, governance, team skills, risks.
Opportunity map. Workflow scenarios ranked by value vs. effort, quick wins vs. platform bets.
Success metrics. Throughput, time to publish, ecycle times, and team capacity allocation.

Key Deliverables At This Stage

AI GTM strategy blueprint with a prioritized 90-day roadmap
Shared understanding of where AI creates leverage now, with measurable targets.

Reality Check Questions We Answer In This Phase

→ Which of your processes are actually ready for AI agents?
→ What's the real output potential? (10x? 20x? With actual numbers)
→ Where will your team resist? (And how to get buy-in before you build)

Roles & Responsibilities (optional)

Sponsor: approves scope, removes blockers.
Fractional CMO/Lead: owns blueprint, KPIs, and roadmap
Data/MarTech: maps events, access, and integrations.
Team leads: validate use cases and acceptance criteria.

Phase 2: Setting Up Right Architecture That Won't Break

Objective: Design an AI agentic system that integrates with your existing stack instead of replacing it. This isn't about the adding more complexity and technology, it's about what your team can actually maintain and drive GTM forward.

What You Get

Agent architecture. Map out exactly what each AI agent does, when it triggers, and where your team stay in the loop.
Data and toolstack integrations. Connect and synchronize your marketing, sales, support and ops toolstack and make sure we have a clear data readiness. We ensure data quality, establish single sources of truth, and create the feedback loops that let AI agents actually learn from outcomes, not just process tasks blindly.
Prompt engineering specifications. This is where most AI implementations go wrong, generic prompts produce generic outputs. We go deep into prompt architecture, building a comprehensive library.

→ Every prompt tied to specific workflows with clear inputs, outputs, and success criteria

→ Flexible frameworks that adapt based on context

→ Quality control rules. Built-in citation requirements, fact-checking protocols, and compliance guidelines.

→ Red flag detection. Automatic triggers for human review when AI encounters edge cases, sensitive topics, or confidence drops below threshold.

→ Iteration protocols. Version control for prompts with A/B testing frameworks to continuously improve output quality

Security matrix. Access scopes, retention, audit logs, rollback plans, etc.

Key Deliverables At This Stage

Implementation blueprint with specific APIs, data governance, webhooks, and integration points
Prompt library customized for your use cases
QA framework including test scenarios, rollback procedures, and performance benchmarks
Security matrix defining access controls, data retention, and audit requirements
Success checkpoint. Technical architecture approved by your engineering and devops teams.

Roles & Responsibilities (optional)

Engineering/MarTech: integrations, schema, logging.
Marketing Ops: tone, acceptance criteria, QA.
Fractional CMO/Lead: signs off on architecture, metrics, and guardrails.

Phase 3: Pilot Implementation

Objective: Launch fist AI agents in production with real workflows, real data, and real outputs on the line.

Week 1-4: Soft Launch

Deploy first agent to 10% of workflow volume with daily monitoring of outputs and quality
Immediate fixes for edge cases
Team training on how to collaborate with AI agents

Week 5-6: Scale Test

Expand to 50% of workflow volume
Measure actual time savings and outputs
Document what's working and what should be fixed (by priority)
Collect team feedback

Week 7-10: Performance Review

Compare results to baseline metrics
Calculate real efficiency improvements
Identify next workflows to start with
Build rollout plan for full implementation

Pilot Success Metrics

➣ 10-20x increase in content/campaigns produced
➣ 20-30% reduction in time-to-market
➣ 50% team time allocation from execution to strategy
➣ Lower error rates via automated QA and SOPs

Phase 4: (Ongoing): Full-Scale Execution

Objective: Take the proven AI workflows across your entire GTM operation while continuously optimizing based on real performance data.

Monthly Optimization Cycle

Week 1: Performance review against output KPIs
Week 2: Prompt and model improvements based on edge cases
Week 3: New agentic workflow testing in sandbox
Week 4: Rollout of improvements to production

Scaling Checklist

Expand successful AI agents to 90% of applicable workflows
Add new agentic workflows based on pilot learnings
Retire or redesign underperforming agents
Document everything so your team owns the knowledge

Continuous Improvement Framework

Monthly metrics review with clear go/no-go criteria
Quarterly model retraining based on new data
Annual strategy reset to align with business evolution
Documented playbooks your team can execute without us

Success Checkpoint: Self sufficient team running AI agentic workflows independently

Ready to Stop Talking About AI and Start Scaling With It? You've got three options.

1. Keep debating whether AI agents are "ready" while competitors scale past you
2. Try to figure it out yourself and learn expensive lessons
3. Get it right the first time with a proven implementation process

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the burning questions in your mind.

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What if our data and tool stack is a mess?

First two weeks includes audit. We'll tell you exactly what needs fixing before we build anything. Sometimes cleaning data IS the first AI workflow.

How much of our team's time does this require?

Depends on your team size and workflows in the company. Usually we’re getting these estimations after Phase 1 is completed.

What tech stack do we need?

Most implementations work with your existing tools. No massive infrastructure overhaul required (based on our recent experiences)

Can we start with just one agentic workflow?

Yes. Actually recommended. Prove the value with one AI agent before scaling.

What happens after the 10 weeks?

Your team runs the system. We've trained them, documented everything, and built in self-improvement mechanisms.

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(We’ll walk through a live pilot, metrics deltas,
and a 90-day rollout tailored to your team.)