AI GTM Diagnostic: a working prototype in 2 weeksEric Moore
Most AI projects stall between the strategy conversation and a system people actually use. You do not have an idea problem. You have a translation problem: nobody on the team both understands the revenue motion and builds the system. That is the gap I work in.
In two weeks or less, I find where AI moves a real number in your business and hand you a working prototype and a clear decision instead of a deck.
How it works. Day 1 is the founder interview: one hour of sharp questions about where your pipeline, response time, or delivery hours leak value. Days 2 to 5 are the leak map: I trace the one workflow we picked to find where leads stall, what gets answered slowly, what your team does by hand, and where you are missing from the AI answers your buyers already read. Then I build a working prototype of the single highest-leverage fix you can click and judge, with a current-state metric for the workflow it replaces and the full cost of taking it to production, so the sprint ends in a decision.
What you get: a working prototype you can click, call, or run; the leak map for that workflow, with every gap ranked by impact; the current-state metric and a before and after projection for the number that matters most; a full-cost estimate to production with a clear go, gate, or no-go recommendation; and a prioritized roadmap you own, whether or not we keep working together.
Two ways in. The AI Decision Sprint, 2,500 dollars, one week: one workflow, one stakeholder group, a clickable prototype, and the decision. It deliberately stops short of wiring into your stack: you are buying the decision. The AI Pilot Sprint, 5,000 dollars, two weeks: the workflow deployed in a controlled environment, with instrumentation, owner training, and a 30-day adoption scorecard. No hourly meters, no scope surprises, and you keep every deliverable either way.
Who this is for: founder-led and expert-led businesses in services, health, education, and B2B, where the founder can feel the leak but the team is too busy running the business to build the fix.
Why me: I spent a decade in revenue leadership and sold enterprise digital transformation at Salesforce before building AI systems full time. Recent builds include a client AI safety-review platform behind 140+ live pages, a voice-AI receptionist tested against a 43-scenario behavioral QA suite where any emergency-handling failure blocks release, and an AI-visibility method that shows an expert exactly where they are missing from AI answers. I used to sell the roadmap. Now I ship it.
Starting at$2,500
Duration2 weeks
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AI GTM Diagnostic: a working prototype in 2 weeksEric Moore
Most AI projects stall between the strategy conversation and a system people actually use. You do not have an idea problem. You have a translation problem: nobody on the team both understands the revenue motion and builds the system. That is the gap I work in.
In two weeks or less, I find where AI moves a real number in your business and hand you a working prototype and a clear decision instead of a deck.
How it works. Day 1 is the founder interview: one hour of sharp questions about where your pipeline, response time, or delivery hours leak value. Days 2 to 5 are the leak map: I trace the one workflow we picked to find where leads stall, what gets answered slowly, what your team does by hand, and where you are missing from the AI answers your buyers already read. Then I build a working prototype of the single highest-leverage fix you can click and judge, with a current-state metric for the workflow it replaces and the full cost of taking it to production, so the sprint ends in a decision.
What you get: a working prototype you can click, call, or run; the leak map for that workflow, with every gap ranked by impact; the current-state metric and a before and after projection for the number that matters most; a full-cost estimate to production with a clear go, gate, or no-go recommendation; and a prioritized roadmap you own, whether or not we keep working together.
Two ways in. The AI Decision Sprint, 2,500 dollars, one week: one workflow, one stakeholder group, a clickable prototype, and the decision. It deliberately stops short of wiring into your stack: you are buying the decision. The AI Pilot Sprint, 5,000 dollars, two weeks: the workflow deployed in a controlled environment, with instrumentation, owner training, and a 30-day adoption scorecard. No hourly meters, no scope surprises, and you keep every deliverable either way.
Who this is for: founder-led and expert-led businesses in services, health, education, and B2B, where the founder can feel the leak but the team is too busy running the business to build the fix.
Why me: I spent a decade in revenue leadership and sold enterprise digital transformation at Salesforce before building AI systems full time. Recent builds include a client AI safety-review platform behind 140+ live pages, a voice-AI receptionist tested against a 43-scenario behavioral QA suite where any emergency-handling failure blocks release, and an AI-visibility method that shows an expert exactly where they are missing from AI answers. I used to sell the roadmap. Now I ship it.
$2,500