Make better decisions faster than your competitors can hold a meeting
Your market research is months old by the time you act on it. Your competitors make moves you do not see until it is too late. AI changes the clock speed of intelligence.
The problem
Decisions on stale data
Your quarterly business review is built on research that was current six weeks ago. The competitor analysis on your desk was assembled manually and is already incomplete. Your customer journey has conversion leaks nobody can see because the data lives in seven different systems.
Meanwhile, nobody is tracking what AI engines are saying about your brand to millions of users daily. That blind spot is costing you customers you will never know about.
Strategy should not be built on archaeology. It should be built on intelligence.
The output
What you see Monday morning
This is not a dashboard you never check. Every Monday, your leadership team receives a structured intelligence briefing. Here is what it contains.
Weekly intelligence briefing
Competitive moves
What your top 5 competitors did this week: pricing changes, new content, hiring signals, positioning shifts, partnership announcements. What it means for you. What to do about it.
AI citation status
How your brand appeared in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini this week. Which queries cited you. Which cited competitors instead. Trend direction.
Market signals
Emerging trends, regulatory changes, and demand shifts relevant to your sector. Probabilistic outlook for the next 30, 60, and 90 days.
Customer journey friction
Where prospects dropped off this week. Which touchpoints accelerated decisions. Conversion changes compared to the previous period.
Recommended actions
Three to five specific actions for the week, ranked by impact and urgency. Not observations — decisions.
What we build
The four intelligence pillars
Competitive intelligence
Real-time monitoring of competitor pricing, content strategy, hiring patterns, and market positioning. Not dashboards you never check — weekly briefings that tell you what changed and what it means.
AI market research
Research that used to cost six figures and take months, delivered in days. Market sizing, trend identification, audience segmentation, and opportunity mapping at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Predictive analytics and AEO monitoring
Trend forecasting and scenario planning that turns historical data into forward-looking intelligence. Plus continuous tracking of what AI engines say about your brand — and your competitors — across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini.
Customer journey and knowledge graphs
AI identifies conversion-critical touchpoints that manual analysis misses. Connected data from fragmented systems reveals patterns invisible to siloed analysis — where prospects drop off, what accelerates decisions, and which interactions influence the close.
Relevance
Who needs this
CEOs preparing for board meetings with outdated data
Your board expects you to know the competitive landscape in real time. Quarterly reports are not enough. AI intelligence means you walk into every meeting with current, actionable market data.
Strategy directors spending weeks on research
The research that takes your team three weeks should take three days. AI does not replace strategic thinking — it eliminates the manual data gathering that delays it.
PE-backed leadership needing portfolio intelligence
Competitive intelligence across portfolio companies, market opportunity identification, and early warning systems. The kind of intelligence that informs allocation decisions and operational priorities.
Timeline
What the engagement looks like
Weeks 1–2
Activate monitoring
Competitive monitoring live. AI citation tracking active. First intelligence briefings delivered. You see what your competitors are doing — this week, not last quarter.
Month 1
Build research capability
Market research capability operational. Customer journey mapped. Predictive models in calibration. Strategic recommendations flowing.
Month 2+
Strategic intelligence layer
Full intelligence layer operational. Weekly briefings, quarterly strategic roadmaps, and ad-hoc research on demand. Decisions informed by data, not intuition.
What comes next
Intelligence clients who spot opportunities need the AI Growth Engine — to capture them. Data without action is just expensive observation.