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AI for go-to-market, built by people who measure things for a living.

We put AI agents to work beside your team, give you an analyst that answers with the numbers behind it in Slack, Teams or wherever your team works, and get your brand cited when buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Every claim comes with the measurement to back it.

Bring a real problem. You leave with a plan, whether or not we work together.

Who we've worked with

  • Coalition
  • Export Development Canada
  • Hitachi Vantara
  • Pindrop

What they said

“Working with Don has elevated my expectations of what's possible in Marketing Automation and Analytics. Put it simply, he knows his stuff and always goes above and beyond.”
Matt ShaverMatt ShaverMarketing Automation Lead, Nokia
“The Leadscoring model that he implemented doubled our number of qualified leads in just a few months!”
Diana EzparzaDiana EzparzaSr. Customer Analytics, Export Development Canada
“Working with Don helped elevate our approach to Marketing attribution at Hitachi Vantara. His adeptness in merging technical solutions with a deep understanding of our business needs has greatly improved our ability to measure the ROI of our marketing efforts.”
Sean ShoemakerSean ShoemakerGlobal Marketing Manager, Hitachi Vantara
“Don and his team’s insights into Marketing Operations and Analytics are incredible. Their ability to get the best out of seemingly any Martech stack as well as deep grasp of marketing strategy set them apart as Consultants.”
Hakim GarubaHakim GarubaSenior Marketing Director, Paramount

Meet your first agent.

Here's what a first agent looks like for a marketing team. It works in your CRM and inbox, and it checks with you before anything leaves the building.

Runs on its own
Routine work you've signed off once.
Asks first
It prepares the work and waits for a yes.
Never without a person
Anything that reaches a customer.
Intake agentCRM · Inbox · Slack
working
Tuesday morning4 done · 1 waiting
  1. New demo request from a 120-person logistics company·enriched·routed to Priya
    Runs on its own
  2. 14 duplicate contacts found·merged 11·3 waiting for you
    Asks first
  3. Follow-up drafted for 6 stalled deals·waiting for approval
    Never without a person
  4. Weekly pipeline note posted in #sales
    Runs on its own
  5. watching the inbox

Illustrative example. Names and figures are not from a client.

Ask Brainiac

Pick a question. Watch it check your tools, answer with the figures, post the chart and suggest the next move. Shown here in Slack; it works the same in Teams or wherever your team works.

Illustrative example. Names and figures are not from a client.

# revenuePipeline, forecast and the questions behind them14

We were analysts before we were an AI company

For twelve years our job was proving what marketing actually did: attribution, lead scoring, forecasting, and Marketo, Adobe and Salesforce programs for teams where a wrong number had consequences.

That habit is the whole difference. When we build an agent, we measure whether it's right before it ships. When we do GEO, we report a mention rate with a sample size, not a score from a black box. And when Brainiac gives you a number, it shows you where the number came from.

Don Aholu
Founder
LinkedIn

Where AI earns its keep first

Most teams don't need a moonshot. They need the repeat work gone and the numbers trusted. These are the places we usually start, and what stays with a person.

The workWhat AI takes onWhat stays with your team
01Inbound leadsEnriches each one, scores it and routes it to the right rep in minutesWhich leads get a call today
02Pipeline questionsAnswers “why did this move?” in Slack, Teams or wherever you work, with sources and a chartWhat to do about it
03Follow-upsDrafts the next email for stalled deals and queues it for reviewAnything that reaches a customer
04CRM hygieneFinds duplicates and gaps, fixes the safe ones, flags the restMerges that change ownership
05Weekly reportingBuilds the Monday readout and posts it where people read itThe story you tell leadership
06AI search visibilityRuns buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity many times and tracks mentionsWhich pages and claims to change

Not just chat. Finished work.

AI doesn't stop at answering questions anymore. It can produce the actual deliverable: the report, the dashboard, the proposal, the design document. Drafted from your data and your past work, in your format, ready for a person to review and sign off.

  1. Level 1Reports and recaps

    Weekly readouts, meeting summaries, status reports and board updates, built from the systems where the numbers live.

    You check the story

  2. Level 2Dashboards and analysis

    Working dashboards, forecasts, variance breakdowns and the queries behind them, not a screenshot of a chart.

    You check the numbers

  3. Level 3Proposals and RFPs

    RFP responses, proposals, statements of work and pitch decks, drafted from your past wins and your actual capabilities.

    You make the commitments

  4. Level 4Engineering and technical designs

    Solution architectures, data models, integration specs and implementation plans your engineers can build from.

    Your experts approve the design

Workshops that change how people work on Monday.

We've trained consulting teams, business associations and chambers of commerce on putting AI to work, and we run the same format inside companies. No slideware tour of tools. Your people bring real tasks, we work through them together, and everyone leaves with workflows they can use that week.

  • Leadership briefing90 minutesWhere AI fits your business, what it costs, and what to try first.
  • Team workshopHalf day or full dayHands-on with your own tasks, data and tools.
  • AdvisoryOngoingA senior advisor for your AI roadmap, vendor choices and first builds.
Plan a workshop

Bring us a question you can't answer today.

Thirty minutes with a senior analyst, not a sales rep. We'll look at the question together, and you'll leave knowing whether it needs an agent, a model, a fix to your data, or nothing at all.