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Randall H. Greene
Consulting

I don't pitch AI. I build it.
There's a difference.

I come in and build the thing. No slide decks, no recommendation lists. By the time I leave, your team can run it, extend it, and doesn't need me to keep the lights on.

Engagement models
Entry point

Advisory

You want to think something through before you commit. We get on a call, I tell you what I actually think, and you leave with a clear sense of where to start and what to avoid. Hourly. I don't take many of these.

Deliverables
  • ✓AI readiness assessment
  • ✓Tool and platform evaluation
  • ✓AI roadmap for your marketing org
  • ✓Team capability gap analysis
Ideal for
You're not sure what you need yet, and you want a straight answer from someone who's done this.
Primary offer

Fractional AI Marketing Lead

I come in 2–3 days a week, get into the work, and build. Automation, workflows, prompt libraries, training — whatever your team needs. I stay until it's running and your team knows how to use it. Minimum three months.

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
You're growing fast, your marketing team is stretched, and you know AI should be doing more of the heavy lifting — you just haven't had time to figure out how.
Project-based

Implementation

There's a specific thing you need built. We define exactly what it is, I build it, you own it. No ongoing commitment, no scope creep — just a clear deliverable and a handoff that actually sticks.

Deliverables
  • ✓Marketing Brain build
  • ✓Prompt library development
  • ✓Single-workflow automation
  • ✓Lifecycle audit implementation
  • ✓AI tool integration
Ideal for
You have one clear thing you need done. You don't need a long-term engagement — you need someone to come in, build it right, and hand it over.
How it works
01
Discovery
We talk for 30–60 minutes. I want to understand what's actually slowing you down, not just what looks good in a brief.
02
Proposal
I send a scoped proposal: what I'll build, how long it takes, what it costs. Nothing vague.
03
Build
I get in and build. Your team learns as we go — not in a training session six weeks later.
04
Enable
Documentation, walkthroughs, and a real handoff. Not a Loom video and a prayer.
05
Maintain
Optional. If you want me to stick around as things evolve, we can make that work.
Who it's for
CMO at a growth-stage company

Your team is smart but buried. You're watching competitors move faster and you know AI is part of the answer — you just don't have the bandwidth to figure out the 'how.' That's where I come in.

Founder building a marketing team

You're about to make a marketing hire. Before they start, you want the AI infrastructure already in place — so their first day is strategy, not 'which tool do we use for this?'

Enterprise marketing ops leader

You've got the team and the budget. You need someone who's already built this stuff, not a consultant who'll spend the first two months getting up to speed.

FAQ
What does pricing look like?

It depends on scope and company size, and I don't publish rates because they genuinely vary. But I won't make you sit through three calls before you get a number — ask in the first conversation and I'll tell you.

How quickly can you start?

Usually within a week or two of finalizing scope. I keep a tight calendar on purpose — I don't take on more than I can actually do well.

Do you work with companies outside of marketing?

Most of what I build is for marketing teams, but the process automation work crosses into ops, finance, and HR pretty naturally. If you're not sure whether it's a fit, just reach out and we'll figure it out.

What's a Marketing Brain?

It's a knowledge base — usually in Notion — that holds everything your marketing team knows: brand voice, channel playbooks, prompt libraries, what's worked, what hasn't. Connected to Claude so anyone on your team can ask it a question and get a real answer. I build it, load it with your company's knowledge, and keep it current.

Is this a fit for early-stage startups?

Depends where you are. Before product-market-fit, probably not — you need to move fast and infrastructure will slow you down. Once you have traction and a small marketing team, yes. Worth a conversation.

Not sure if it's a fit? Just ask.

I'd rather have a 15-minute call and tell you it's not the right time than send you a proposal that doesn't make sense for where you are.

Let's talk →