A practical AI plan built for businesses with 1 to 20 people, not enterprise transformation decks.
A practical AI plan built for businesses with 1 to 20 people, not enterprise transformation decks.
AI strategy means honestly looking at where AI actually helps your business and where it's just hype. No expensive pilots that go nowhere, but a concrete plan with achievable steps, from someone who also builds the technology hands-on.
AI strategy for small business is figuring out where AI actually fits your operation, and where it doesn't. I map your workflows, find the highest-value places AI saves time or wins revenue, and give you a clear, costed plan you can act on (or have me build).
AI opportunity assessment
Workflow & time-loss mapping
Tool selection & roadmap
Use-case prioritisation
Data & privacy guardrails
Team enablement
Build vs buy guidance
Implementation support
We talk through your business, your processes and what you really want to achieve.
I flag where AI adds value and where it doesn't pay off (yet).
Achievable steps, prioritised by impact and effort, no castles in the air.
We start small with something that delivers value fast.
We scale up based on what actually works.
AI advice is mostly written for big companies with big budgets. Small teams get hype and tool lists, not a plan. I strip it back to what moves your numbers at your scale, so you spend on the two or three things that pay off, not the twenty that don't.
No hype, no 50-slide AI deck. I find the one or two workflows where AI actually saves you hours and wire it into the tools you already use.
Strategy is the plan: where AI fits, what's worth doing, in what order. Automation is the delivery: building the workflows and tools. I do both, but strategy comes first so you don't automate the wrong things.
Especially for them. Small teams feel time savings immediately and can move fast. The risk is wasting money on tools that don't fit, which a short, honest strategy step prevents.
No. I'm tool-agnostic and have no resale deals. I recommend what fits your work, budget, and data, including "don't use AI here" when that's the right answer.
A prioritised, plain-language plan: the use cases worth doing, the tools to use, rough effort, and what to do first. You can run it yourself or have me build it.
Local pages with real proof and on the ground detail:
Often combined with:
Book a free call. I'll find your best two or three AI opportunities and tell you straight if there aren't any yet.
