Randall H. Greene.
Consulting

AI marketing infrastructure,
built by someone who's done it.

Not strategy decks. Not frameworks. Actual AI systems that automate your team's most time-consuming work — built, trained, and handed off so your team owns it.

Engagement models
Entry point

Advisory

Strategic guidance, tool evaluation, AI roadmap development, and team capability assessment. Hourly engagements. Limited availability — often converts to a larger engagement.

Deliverables
  • ✓AI readiness assessment
  • ✓Tool and platform evaluation
  • ✓AI roadmap for your marketing org
  • ✓Team capability gap analysis
Ideal for
Leaders who want expert input before committing to a larger engagement.
Primary offer

Fractional AI Marketing Lead

Embed into your marketing organization 2–3 days per week. Build AI infrastructure, automate workflows, train your team, and own the system end-to-end. Minimum 3–6 month engagements.

Deliverables
  • ✓AI infrastructure audit and build
  • ✓Workflow automation (email, content, reporting)
  • ✓Prompt library development
  • ✓Team training and enablement
  • ✓Marketing Brain build and maintenance
Ideal for
Growth-stage companies (Series A–C) building out their marketing capability and moving too slowly.
Project-based

Implementation

Scoped deliverables with fixed scope and timeline. Build a prompt library, automate a specific workflow, implement a lifecycle audit system, or build a Marketing Brain for your team.

Deliverables
  • ✓Marketing Brain build
  • ✓Prompt library development
  • ✓Single-workflow automation
  • ✓Lifecycle audit implementation
  • ✓AI tool integration
Ideal for
Companies with a specific problem they need solved, not ongoing fractional support.
How it works
01
Discovery
30–60 minute call to understand your situation, goals, and where AI can create the most leverage.
02
Proposal
A scoped proposal with clear deliverables, timeline, and investment. No vague retainers.
03
Build
I embed and build. Your team learns while the work gets done — not after.
04
Enable
Documentation, training, and handoff so your team owns the system.
05
Maintain
Optional ongoing support to iterate, improve, and adapt as your needs evolve.
Who it's for
CMO at a growth-stage company

You're moving too slowly. Your competitors are using AI. Your team is buried in execution. You need someone who can build the infrastructure and lead the change.

Founder building a marketing team

You're hiring your first lifecycle marketer or marketing ops person. Before they start, you want the AI infrastructure in place so they can focus on strategy, not tools.

Enterprise marketing ops leader

You have the budget and the team. You need someone who has already done this — not a consultant who'll spend three months researching.

FAQ
What does pricing look like?

Pricing varies based on scope, company size, and engagement model. I don't publish rates because every engagement is different. Let's talk — I'll give you a straight answer in the first conversation.

How quickly can you start?

Typically within 1–2 weeks of agreeing to scope. I run a tight calendar and don't take more than I can do well.

Do you work with companies outside of marketing?

The tools and AI infrastructure I build are primarily for marketing teams, but the AI Automation ROI Calculator and process automation work extend to ops, finance, and HR. Happy to talk about your situation.

What's a Marketing Brain?

A centralized knowledge base — typically in Notion — that houses your brand voice, positioning, channel playbooks, prompt libraries, performance learnings, and operating rules. Connected to Claude so your team can query it in natural language. I build it, train it with your company's knowledge, and maintain it as your brand evolves.

Is this a fit for early-stage startups?

Depends on stage. Pre-product-market-fit, probably not — you need speed, not infrastructure. Post-PMF with a marketing team of 2+, yes. Let's talk.

Pricing varies by scope and company size.

Let's talk. I'll give you a straight answer in the first conversation.

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