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Selling AI to Nonprofit Organizations A two-person AI agency in Portland signed a $72,000 engagement with a mid-sized hunger relief nonprofit that distributed 28 million meals annu...
Selling AI to Nonprofit Organizations A two-person AI agency in Portland signed a $72,000 engagement with a mid-sized hunger relief nonprofit that distributed 28 million meals annu...
Selling AI to Real Estate Companies A two-person AI agency in Miami closed a $210,000 deal with a regional commercial real estate brokerage managing $1.8 billion in assets across s...
Selling AI to Retail and Ecommerce Companies A six-person AI agency in Austin closed a $290,000 deal with a direct-to-consumer brand doing $85 million in annual revenue. The projec...
Selling AI Services to Venture-Backed Startups A three-person AI agency in New York signed four venture-backed startups in a single quarter. The engagements ranged from $60,000 to ...
Selling AI to Telecommunications Companies A seven-person AI agency in Dallas signed a $560,000 engagement with a regional wireless carrier serving 1.2 million subscribers across e...
Selling AI Training and Enablement Workshops An AI agency in Portland added a workshop offering to their service lineup almost as an afterthought. A client asked if they could trai...
Selling Data Strategy Engagements as a Gateway to AI Projects A nine-person AI agency in Seattle was struggling with a familiar problem: prospects loved the idea of AI but were not...
Selling AI Services During Economic Downturns A three-person AI agency in Phoenix watched their pipeline evaporate during the economic slowdown of early 2025. Three deals totaling ...
Transitioning from Hourly to Outcome-Based Selling Two AI agencies in the same city were competing for a manufacturing client's predictive maintenance project. Agency A proposed 2,...
Selling Platform Engagements vs One-Off Projects An AI agency in San Francisco had a pattern. They would win a $150,000 project, deliver it brilliantly, collect the final payment, ...
Upgrading Project Clients to Retainer Contracts A five-person AI agency in Atlanta had a revenue problem hiding behind impressive numbers. They closed $1.6 million in project reven...
Getting AI Budget Approved at Board Level A mid-sized insurance company in Atlanta wanted to hire an AI agency to build a claims processing automation system. The VP of Operations ...
Selling AI to Chief Data Officers A three-person AI agency in Boston closed a $340,000 engagement with the Chief Data Officer of a $2 billion specialty insurance company. The CDO h...
Selling AI to Chief Information Security Officers A five-person AI agency in Washington, D.C., closed a $420,000 engagement with the CISO of a mid-sized financial services firm aft...
Selling AI to Existing Data and Analytics Teams A three-person AI agency in Denver landed a $195,000 engagement with a mid-market e-commerce company that already had a seven-person...
How to Sell AI Services to Family Offices and High-Net-Worth Investors A colleague of mine who runs a seven-person AI agency in Miami landed a $480,000 annual retainer with a singl...
Selling to Corporate Innovation Teams A four-person AI agency in New York City closed a $320,000 engagement with the corporate innovation lab of a Fortune 500 consumer goods compan...
Selling AI to Mid-Market Companies ($50M-$500M) A four-person AI agency in Charlotte closed $1.1 million in AI contracts in a single year by exclusively targeting mid-market compan...
Selling AI Services to Private Equity Portfolio Companies Last November, a three-person AI agency in Chicago closed a $1.2 million annual deal with a mid-market private equity firm...
Navigating Multi-Stakeholder Procurement Committees A colleague who runs a twelve-person AI agency in Boston spent eight months building a relationship with the VP of Data Science ...
Getting Warm Introductions to Enterprise Buyers A two-person AI agency in Denver went from $0 to $1.4 million in revenue in fourteen months. They did not run ads. They did not cold...
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