Marketing's pieces are usually owned by different specialists. That is why they do not connect. Below is the full set of disciplines I work across, and the proof for each.
The discovery layer: getting found on Google, AI answers, and high-intent channels. Includes programmatic SEO, AI-search visibility, and content engines that scale without losing brand voice.
Proof: Searcle ($400K ARR, 50+ customers) · Litespace (zero to ~1M monthly visitors, DR 46) · AllBooked (zero to top-3 category rankings).
The pipeline-creation layer: better data, segmentation, messaging, and sequence design. Built without the autonomous-spam approach most AI SDR tools default to.
Proof: Smartlead-based AI BDR systems for B2B SaaS: lead sourcing, segmentation, sequence testing, reply handling, and CRM handoff.
The conversion layer: site rebuilds, HubSpot or Salesforce tracking, campaign setup, ads, and the attribution model that lets the rest of the system be measured.
Proof: Flyntlok: full website revamp, HubSpot tracking, campaigns, ads, SEO, AI search, domain planning, and conversion tracking.
The technical foundation under every other capability: custom workflows, data pipelines, prompt engineering, automation, reporting, and implementation.
Proof: This is the engineering that makes AI marketing shipped, measurable, and useful inside the stack the team already uses.