I grew Solar Power Pros from $2.1M to $11.6M. Now I run the same engine for home services owners doing $2M–$20M.

Most agencies are scale plays — 30 people, account managers, junior staff learning on your dime, layers between you and the work. I'm one operator with AI doing the volume work. You get senior thinking on every decision. No layers. No handoffs. No "I'll have to check with the team."

Yes, because the volume work is automated. The Field Guide post on the weekly content workflow walks through it in detail — one 15-minute recording produces a blog post, four social posts, an email, and clips, all in your voice. The same pattern applies to website testing and social. I'm the operator; the AI is the team.

You cancel. Month-to-month, no exit fees, no contract minimums. I'd rather lose you in month 3 than have you stuck for 12 months telling people I didn't perform. The numbers either move or they don't, and you'll see them every month.

No. Most clients aren't. "Denver" is where I am and where some Field Guide examples come from. The engine runs remotely. Current clients are in Colorado, California, Belize, and the Pacific Northwest.

AI handles the volume — drafting, formatting, scheduling, A/B testing, social responses. Strategic decisions stay with me. Your data lives in your accounts; the AI uses it via API to produce output, but nothing gets fed back into public model training. If your industry has tighter data requirements (healthcare, finance), we walk through them in the audit.

Depends on the industry. Advanced Dental was a four-practice dental group and the engine was built inside HIPAA constraints from day one. If your space has hard compliance requirements, the audit walks through them in concrete terms — what's safe to automate, what stays human, what's off-limits entirely.