It writes beige.
Generic copy that could be anyone’s, because it doesn’t know your business.
I’m an AI consultant for UK small businesses that know AI could save hours but haven’t had it set up properly. I find the jobs worth automating, teach Claude or ChatGPT what they need to know about your business, and connect them to your email and CRM so the time savings are real. One person doing the work, from £995 a month.
Free, 15 minutes, no pitch. I’ll search your business before we speak.
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You know AI could save hours. Nobody has set it up properly. Most businesses try ChatGPT, get something bland back, and give up. The fix is context and plumbing: teach the AI who you are once, then wire it into the jobs that eat your week.
Generic copy that could be anyone’s, because it doesn’t know your business.
One person loves it, one won’t touch it, nobody shares what works.
Copying enquiries into the CRM, writing the same replies, summarising calls by hand.
These are the four things I build towards and check every month. If one of them isn't true yet, that's where the next request goes, so you always know what has changed and why.
Six steps from first call to AI that saves real hours. The context comes before the automation, because AI that doesn’t know your business writes beige.
You tell me which jobs eat your week. I tell you whether AI is the right fix.
The repetitive jobs, how often they happen and how long they take.
A Source of Truth with your offers, customers and voice, so the output sounds like you.
Email, CRM and an AI step joined up and tested on real examples.
Written instructions, and a person who checks the output before it reaches a customer.
Hours saved each month, then the next job on the list.
AI automation means letting software handle the repetitive parts of a job, with AI doing the reading and writing in between.
All three can get AI working. The difference is who knows your business, and who looks after it once it’s running.
With me, AI audits, Source of Truth set-ups and single workflows are standard requests on any plan from £995 a month. A full AI rollout is a big build, included on Growth Desk at £1,950 and Partner at £3,950. For comparison, UK agency guides put a first automation at roughly £1,500 to £5,000. The tools are billed by the providers, often £20 to £100 a month for a small business.
What AI automation costsA free AI-powered SEO audit tool I built as a lead magnet (no usage results claimed). I run my own business on the same kind of setup: a command centre that logs every call, a free CRM and online booking, with AI drafting the first version of most things and me finishing them. See all work
A free web app that audits a site for search and AI visibility, built as a lead magnet for my web studio.
No usage or lead results claimed.
Want results like these? Start with a free 15-minute call. No pitch.
AI drafts; people finish. It gets facts wrong with confidence, so every workflow I build has a person checking the output before it reaches a customer. And if a job only happens twice a month, it’s usually not worth automating.
Something else? Email [email protected] or call 07451 260050.
Free guide How to use AI for marketingAn AI consultant works out where AI will save your team real time, then sets it up and hands it over. With me that means choosing the tools, teaching them about your business, connecting them to your email and CRM, and checking the output is good enough to use.
UK agency guides put a first automation at roughly £1,500 to £5,000, plus tools at £20 to £100 a month. With me, AI work runs on monthly plans from £995, alongside your other marketing, and a full rollout is included on Growth Desk at £1,950 a month.
An AI automation agency suits bigger builds across several systems, usually priced by the project. For a small business, one consultant who already runs your marketing and CRM can wire AI into them and keep it working, without a separate retainer.
Yes. Most of my AI work is marketing: drafting content in your voice, sorting enquiries and writing follow-up emails. My free guide on how to use AI for marketing covers what to try yourself first.
Mostly Claude and ChatGPT, plus automation tools to connect them to your email and CRM. I’ll use what fits your setup and budget.
We agree what goes into AI tools before anything is connected, and I’ll use business plans that don’t train on your data where it matters.
No. It takes the first draft and the copying and pasting off their plate. People still check and finish the work, so quality stays with the people who know your customers.
Websites
Fast, clear sites that turn a search into an enquiry.
Lead generation
Landing pages, lead magnets and follow-up that join up.
SEO/GEO
Get found on Google and named by AI assistants.
Sales training
Scripts, playbooks and follow-up from 12 years on the phones.
CRM
A CRM that catches every lead and chases them for you.
Book a free 15-minute call. I’ll ask which jobs eat your week and tell you the first one I’d automate.
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