Use any of them, as much as your team can review. No cap on output. From $5,000 a month.
Included with every focus: the AI workflows that made the work, built in your tools and yours to keep. How it works, with receipts
The ideas are there. So are the customer insights and the AI tools. But someone still has to write the brief, coordinate the work, fix the drafts, and get everything launched.
I take ownership of that process and build workflows that make the next campaign easier to run. Three promises, and what each one looks like in practice.
I manage the agreed campaigns from brief through production and launch. Your team provides expertise and approvals.
I turn your customer knowledge, brand voice, and proven processes into workflows that reduce repeated briefing, drafting, and editing.
The knowledge, workflows, and documentation live in your environment. Your team learns to use them as we work together.
Named client results first. Then three quotes, one per promise, from people who hired me to get work launched, and a walkthrough of what a first month looks like, so you can judge the effort and the outcome separately.
AI QA for customer support“This definitely saved me 10 to 15 hours a week in measurable founder time.”
Alex Marantelos, Founder & CEO
Global employment platform“He brings a builder’s mindset to solving marketing problems, and kept a complex program organized across multiple stakeholder groups.”
Josephine Cahill, Lead, Web
Speaker booking platform“We roughly saw three times the referral traffic coming from AI, and we’ve actually had new signups because of being discovered through AI searches.”
Arel Moodie, Cofounder & CEOWhat impressed me most about working with Gen was how seamlessly he moves from big-picture strategy to hands-on execution. He doesn't just talk about ideas. He builds systems that create real value.
At Iterate.ai, we've worked with some of the most innovative minds in tech, and Gen belongs in that category. His grasp of AI-driven marketing is both visionary and practical. He's helped shape how we communicate our mission to enterprises and has been instrumental in positioning Iterate as a market leader.
Gen has a rare depth of understanding across AI, content, and the new phase of LLM-driven SEO strategy. He doesn't just talk about where things are heading. He's building in it. He's basically the model for the kind of content engineer we're creating for at AirOps.
A head of marketing with a team of eight, one open req, and a comparison campaign that has been "next quarter" for three quarters. Sales keeps answering the same question on calls. Nobody has time to turn it into a campaign.
Three expert interviews and a read of the last quarter's sales calls, captured into the Brain. A brief drafted from it. A comparison page, a three-email sequence, and four LinkedIn posts, each checked at the Gates before review. The launch, and the runbook for doing it again.
Three 45-minute interviews in week one. Read-only access to your site, email tool, and call recordings. One Brain review. A Monday slate approval and a review queue sized to clear in about 20 minutes a day.
The campaign is live. The question sales kept answering now has a page, a sequence, and a set of posts behind it. The next campaign starts from a Brain that already holds the customer language, not from a blank brief.
It was a combination of a person who is very experienced, knows the space, understands how founders operate, does the upfront research to come prepared, and then delivers really fast and has the technical capabilities to do that. In my experience, that was very hard to find.
Gen was the mastermind behind our AI-powered content strategy. His expertise in content automation and his fluency in the latest trends impacting Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) gave the leadership team supreme confidence that our content would achieve maximum visibility.
The level of strategic depth Gen brought changed how we think about marketing. Instead of generic playbooks, he gave us tailored insights and clear execution steps that made a measurable difference almost immediately.
Gen is the perfect outsourced CMO for early stage startups. He's an expert at using AI to create high volumes of high quality content. He's a master of creating content strategies across social, blogs, videos, case studies, and more. He brings expert level CMO knowledge to startups that aren't quite ready for that full time hire.
At MarketerHire, we only hire the best marketers, and Gen stands out among them. He's been both an educator and a trusted member of our inner circle of thought leaders. We've put him on our most valuable accounts because he's one of the rare few who truly understands strategy, implementation, and how to get real results.
Working with Gen unlocked a completely new level of content performance. His strategies not only fueled growth but also gave us a repeatable system for creating sustainable, high-impact marketing.
At Jungle Scout, we saw content become a true competitive advantage. Gen's leadership in applying AI to SaaS marketing helped us grow faster while positioning us as innovators in the industry.
Gen helped us scale our marketing far more efficiently than we thought possible. His strategic use of AI gave us the systems and structure to grow without adding overhead, while still keeping our content creative and high-quality.
Gen has a rare ability to connect AI with real marketing outcomes. He helped us turn scattered ideas into a clear, repeatable content system that delivered growth far beyond expectations.
At AppSumo, we used Gen's strategies to launch campaigns that cut through the noise. His insights were practical, transformative, and gave us a real edge in a crowded market.
Our short-form content finally started driving measurable growth. With Gen's guidance, TikTok became a scalable channel that boosted both brand visibility and engagement across our audience.
It was a combination of a person who is very experienced, knows the space, understands how founders operate, does the upfront research to come prepared, and then delivers really fast and has the technical capabilities to do that. In my experience, that was very hard to find.
Gen was the mastermind behind our AI-powered content strategy. His expertise in content automation and his fluency in the latest trends impacting Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) gave the leadership team supreme confidence that our content would achieve maximum visibility.
The level of strategic depth Gen brought changed how we think about marketing. Instead of generic playbooks, he gave us tailored insights and clear execution steps that made a measurable difference almost immediately.
Gen is the perfect outsourced CMO for early stage startups. He's an expert at using AI to create high volumes of high quality content. He's a master of creating content strategies across social, blogs, videos, case studies, and more. He brings expert level CMO knowledge to startups that aren't quite ready for that full time hire.
At MarketerHire, we only hire the best marketers, and Gen stands out among them. He's been both an educator and a trusted member of our inner circle of thought leaders. We've put him on our most valuable accounts because he's one of the rare few who truly understands strategy, implementation, and how to get real results.
Working with Gen unlocked a completely new level of content performance. His strategies not only fueled growth but also gave us a repeatable system for creating sustainable, high-impact marketing.
At Jungle Scout, we saw content become a true competitive advantage. Gen's leadership in applying AI to SaaS marketing helped us grow faster while positioning us as innovators in the industry.
Gen helped us scale our marketing far more efficiently than we thought possible. His strategic use of AI gave us the systems and structure to grow without adding overhead, while still keeping our content creative and high-quality.
Gen has a rare ability to connect AI with real marketing outcomes. He helped us turn scattered ideas into a clear, repeatable content system that delivered growth far beyond expectations.
At AppSumo, we used Gen's strategies to launch campaigns that cut through the noise. His insights were practical, transformative, and gave us a real edge in a crowded market.
Our short-form content finally started driving measurable growth. With Gen's guidance, TikTok became a scalable channel that boosted both brand visibility and engagement across our audience.
The system exists to get campaigns like this out the door. Start with something buyers keep asking, run it across the channels you already own, and let what buyers say back shape the next one.
"Will this work with the data we already have?" It comes up on calls, in support tickets, and in the objections your reps answer from memory.
Drafted from the Brain in your Voice, checked at the Gates, reviewed by your expert, then launched.
Replies, comments, and what reps hear on the next calls go back into the Brain. The next brief starts from that.
Illustrative example. The channels, asset mix, and review points are the standard shape. The question and the numbers are placeholders, not a client's.
Capture. Build. Ship. Improve. Then it goes around again, sharper.
Talk to GenThree interviews with your experts. Your sales calls, reviews, and support tickets. What you've already published and what performed. It all goes into one memory the work reads from.
Weeks 1 and 2 · Three 45-minute interviews and read-only access.
What we captured becomes the Brain and the Voice, then the workflows that draft briefs and first passes from them. Every workflow has a review point where your team checks the work.
Weeks 2 and 3 · You review the Brain once and approve the first slate.
Assets get made against the Brain and the Voice, then checked at the Gates for facts, voice, and claims before you see them. You approve. I launch.
Week 3 target · Holds when access lands in week one and approvals come back within two working days.
Replies, comments, and what buyers say on sales calls go back into the Brain. The Ledger records what shipped, what it replaced, and what it cost. Your team runs more of the workflow each month.
Monthly · You name an owner on your team.
Each stage leaves something in your environment. By the end of month one you hold all four. Open any of them to see how it gets made.
One memory of what you sell, who buys it, why they buy, what they object to, and which claims you can prove. Every piece of work reads it before producing anything. Same models everyone else uses. Different input.
Not a tone-of-voice deck. A working spec pulled out of the writing that already performed for you, so drafts sound like you on the first pass.
Every draft passes the same written checks before your team sees it. What fails goes back. What passes lands ready to approve, not to fix.
A running record you can hand to your board. What went out, what it replaced, the hours it saved, and what performed. Cells stay empty until measured.
Month to month. Cancel any month. I run the agreed campaign workflow while your team provides expertise and approvals. You own the materials and learn to operate more of the system over time.
The agreed campaign workflow, from brief through production and launch. Your team provides expertise and approvals.
Each Friday I score the backlog on leverage, effort, evidence, and freshness. You approve the week's slate on Monday. Capacity is sized so your review queue stays under about 20 minutes a day.
A build is a working workflow your team keeps. Examples: a campaign brief drafted from the Brain, first drafts from a customer call transcript, a claims check against your proof file, a weekly recap from the Ledger.
Month one: three 45-minute interviews and read-only access to your stack. After that: a Monday slate approval and the daily review queue.
First assets ship in week three as a target. It holds when access lands in week one and approvals come back within two working days.
In your environment, on your keys, from week one. Stop any month and keep all of it.
The price is on this page because you shouldn't have to book a call to find out what something costs.
I run the agreed campaign workflow while your team provides expertise and approvals. You own the materials and learn to operate more of the system over time. Nothing depends on me staying. If I disappear, nothing breaks.
I don't do paid media bid optimization. Graphed is better at it, and I'll introduce you. I don't build data pipelines. I don't rebuild websites. I don't build anything HubSpot already ships. If HubSpot does it, use HubSpot.
Qualified pipeline: which inquiries turn into opportunities sales accepts. Cost per opportunity: campaign, tools and my fee. Output and effort: how much got made, how long it took, and how that changed from month one to month three. Time back: hours the work would have taken your team. We agree the measures before starting.
Rankings, traffic, or a pipeline number. Anyone guaranteeing those is misrepresenting how attribution works. What I will commit to is the work: what ships, when, and what your team has to do for it.
This is wrong for you if you want to hand it off and never look at it. If nobody on your team will own it. If there's nothing worth capturing yet. If you want someone to guarantee pipeline. I'll tell you on the call rather than three weeks in.
I'm Gen Furukawa. First marketer at Jungle Scout, took it to 100,000 customers. Founded and sold Prehook. Not a team. Not an account manager.
Tell me what you want to launch and what's getting in the way. We'll talk through what I could own and what your team would need to contribute.