Still on your desk?
It keeps coming back. I'm Ben, and each month I take one job off your list.
Swipe. Pick up a slip.
Monday note to the crews
The form nobody answers
The report I build every Friday
We should post something
The spreadsheet I rekey every week
Board statement
The AI pilot that never shipped
The launch that slid again
The Voice
When you go quiet, people fill in the blanks. Your words, every week: staff notes, posts, the Monday read, the statement when something breaks. Written in your voice. Approved by your team.
$3,500 a month
Voice session, $750: ninety minutes with you and a written guide to how you sound. Counts toward month one.
Book 20 minutes Team, Thursday's storm changes our plans. Send your schedule by noon. Thank you, crews, for keeping everyone safe.
Team, Thursday's storm changes our plans. Send your schedule by noon. Thank you, crews, for keeping everyone safe.
AI draft
Approved by your named reviewer Invented example. Not a client. Next slip → The Maker
Every repeat task takes a piece of your day. One working tool a month, built in your accounts. Up to 12 build hours and 3 support hours. If something I built breaks, I respond the same business day.
$2,500 a month
Two-week build, $2,750. Start the Maker within 30 days and it covers your first month.
Book 20 minutes
Web form Something breaks? I respond the same business day. Invented example. Not a client. Next slip → The Operator
Another quarter. Same project on the list. Deliverables, baseline, target and finish date agreed first.
$9,000 a month, for one quarter ($27,000 total)
Two-week diagnosis, $3,500. Counts toward month one. Not the right fit? You keep the diagnosis.
Book 20 minutes Diagnosis
Week 01
Week 02
Week 03
Week 04
Week 05
Week 06
Week 07
Week 08
Week 09
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13 Finish
Invented example. Not a client. Next slip → Agencies: put me on a client as your Voice or Maker. Same prices, billed to you. You decide whether your client meets me.
One person on the other end. Former career police officer, six years as Gainesville (FL) Police Public Information Officer.
Nearly a decade in corporate communications at a Fortune 60 insurer.
The last few years building software with AI.
How it works A named person on your team approves what goes out. I tell you when AI drafted something. No AI-generated voice or face speaks in your name. You own your voice guide. I keep my methods. Ninety days, then month to month on thirty days' notice. First month paid up front. A first step's fee counts toward it.
Book 20 minutes 20 minutes on Zoom. Bring the job. You leave knowing which one fits and what month one looks like.