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One offer: the 90-Day Community Foundation Sprint.
A fractional VP of Community engagement, productized. Engagements start at $8K per month. That's the hard part, so it goes first.
What you get for it: a working community operation in 90 days. Strategy, spaces, programs, rituals, metrics, and a team that knows how to run all of it. Not a strategy deck. An operation.
Built for AI companies between seed and Series B. You've shipped. Users are showing up faster than anyone on the team can hold relationships with them, and community keeps sliding to next quarter because everyone senior is busy shipping.
How the 90 days run
Weeks 1–4
Diagnose
I audit what you actually have. Where your users gather, who answers their questions, which channels are alive and which are theater. Interviews with your team and your most active users. A readiness assessment against the adoption debt your product is accumulating.
You get: A diagnosis your exec team can act on, and a community strategy scoped to what your stage can support.
Weeks 5–8
Build
The foundation goes up. Spaces stood up or restructured, a founding-member program, the first rituals and programs on a calendar, moderation and escalation paths that don't depend on heroics.
You get: A live community foundation with its first programs running, not a deck describing one.
Weeks 9–12
Operationalize
I work myself out of the job. Playbooks for everything we built, a metrics setup that tells you what's working, and training for whoever owns this next. If you need to hire, I help you scope and screen the role.
You get: Your team running the operation without me in the room.
After the sprint
Most teams keep me on as an ongoing advisor: a monthly cadence of strategy, unblocking, and a second set of eyes on the numbers. That's the extension, not the default. If your team is running well without me, that was the point.
Not a fit if
You don't have a shipped product with real users yet. There's nothing to build a community around, and I'd be charging you to wait.
You want a social media manager, an engagement person, or someone to babysit a forum. That's not this, and honestly it's not me.
You're hoping community will fix churn caused by a product that isn't working. It won't. Fix the product first.
You need pipeline dressed up as community. Real communities generate demand eventually, but if you need leads this quarter, buy ads.
$8K a month is a stretch. No judgment, the timing is just wrong. Come back after the next raise.
Still here? Then it's probably a fit.
Thirty minutes, no deck. We'll figure out where your community actually stands, and I'll tell you plainly if the sprint is the wrong tool.
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