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Each engagement has its own cadence and depth.

The Power-Up sessions are scoped to the session. The Profile Power-Up is one 90-minute team session; the AI Prospecting Power-Up is a half-day, with the kits, the team playbook, and the owner debrief included.

The Website Rebuild runs in three scoped phases: the Blueprint, the Build, and the True-Up. Each one is done when what it promised is in your hands.

The Fractional CMTO retainer is a dedicated seat: 10 hours of my time every week, in your weekly leadership cadence, tracked and reported with your monthly invoice. Weekly calls, weekly milestones, and weekly deliverables, all pointed at measurable business outcomes.

The Fractional CMTO seat runs on a six-month or a twelve-month term. Your term is the commitment: after it, the seat continues month to month at the rate you locked in, with thirty days’ notice either way.

If you started on the twelve-month term, you stay at the twelve-month rate going forward. If you started on the six-month term and commit to a full year at any point, the rate drops to the twelve-month level from that month forward. Whatever your most recent commitment level is, that’s the rate you keep.

Shorter, defined work is a fixed-price project instead: a website rebuild, a CRM build, or a large AI workflow build, scoped and priced on the intro call.

The Power-Ups and the Website Rebuild are scoped to their own timelines and don’t carry minimums.

I work with your existing team. I can also work alongside any agencies or consultants you have in place, and run point on them when that’s useful.

The role is leadership and execution combined. I drive direction, decisions, and senior-level execution alongside your team. I roll up my sleeves and work alongside the people you’ve already built around you.

Anything outside of our scoped agreement.

If the scope of work starts to shift or evolve mid-engagement, we pause and reassess together. Every engagement is built around a specific measurable outcome. If the work starts pulling in a different direction, we either reshape the scope deliberately or stay focused on what we agreed to. That’s how we make sure the engagement actually delivers on the goals you set, instead of drifting.

Yes, absolutely. A Power-Up session is a common starting point. So is the Website Rebuild’s Blueprint, a fixed $5,000 phase that stands on its own. Each one gives both sides a clear, scoped way to start working together before considering a longer commitment.

The goal is to mirror the agreement to your actual business needs, not to box you into the largest engagement on the menu. If the right next step is a smaller one, that’s where we start.

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