1. Find the work
We look at the repetitive work your team handles every week: replying to inquiries, writing content, preparing quotes, summarizing calls and building reports. We pick the tasks where AI can save time without risking quality.
Put AI to work
in your business.
I help companies choose where AI helps, test it on real work and roll it out with training their teams will actually use. In English or Turkish.
2. Pilot one task
We set up one task end to end, with the prompt, the source information, a review checklist and a before-and-after time comparison. You see the result on your own work before anything is rolled out.
3. Roll it out
What works becomes a written process: which tool, which data it may use, who reviews the output and how results are measured. Then we move to the next task.
4. Train your people
Your team learns the process in working sessions built around their own tasks, so they understand what the AI does and when to check it.
Who I work with.
American business owners and their teams at small and mid-sized companies: coaches and consultants who want AI to handle content, follow-ups and client onboarding without losing their own voice; multi-location and franchise companies that need one process to work the same way in every store; and home-improvement, construction-trade and service businesses, where most of the work happens between an inquiry and a sale.
I also work with marketing agencies that want to build AI into the services they deliver to their clients.
For Turkish-speaking business owners and teams in the United States, I run the same work in Turkish. Türkçe yapay zekâ danışmanlığı
Start smaller.
If you want to learn first, start with a working session around one task, or prepare your own AI task brief.
AI working sessionsBuild an AI task briefDiscuss an AI project.
Tell me what your team does every week and where it gets stuck.