Troy’s strategists run your marketing, with agent-assisted workflows doing the legwork and a named person answerable for the work. Start with a free Troy Score. Prove it with a fixed-price Fix Sprint. Stay only if it earned it.
Six disciplines, planned together by one strategist rather than bought one channel at a time.
Decide what matters this quarter and, just as usefully, what does not. Written down, ranked, and revisited every week.
Search, social and retail media planned together, with budgets that move toward what is working instead of staying where they were set.
Built to be varied. The aim is a system that makes the next hundred versions on-brand, not one perfect advert.
Writing for two audiences now: people, and the AI models that answer on their behalf. Both are measured.
Email and messaging that responds to what people actually do, and respects the inbox enough to stop when it should.
One number everyone agrees on. Fixed first, because nothing above it can be trusted until it exists.
Select a step to see what happens, what you get, what it costs, and what is yours if you stop right there.
Freewhatever you decide
A named strategist is accountable, agent-assisted workflows do the legwork, and you approve everything that ships or spends. Pick a day, or filter by who does the work.
The week’s changes are chosen once, on evidence, and then left alone.
Checks the ad platforms’ recorded purchases against your store’s orders
Read-only. A gap between the two is a tracking problem, and it goes to the top of the week’s list.
Reads last week’s report and ranks this week’s priorities
One written list: what gets done this week and, just as usefully, what does not.
Add what the numbers cannot know
Stock running low, a launch coming, a price change. Your strategist plans the week around it.
An illustrative week for an online store, not a schedule we promise. Until the platform opens, the agent-assisted work runs on Troy’s internal console — the ad platforms’ official connectors and AI workflows — and a strategist checks every draft.
The same four steps, every time round. The week above is steps three and four.
Ask for a Troy Score. It is free, and the list of fixes is yours to keep whether or not you stay. While the platform is being built, a strategist prepares each one by hand from read-only access.
Run it yourself, hand the work to agents, or bring in Troy's team. Same workspace either way, and you can change your mind.
Work is drafted and proposed. Anything that spends money or reaches an audience waits for a named person to say yes.
Every change is tied to its result, so the plan for next week starts from evidence.
Flat, public prices. The free Troy Score comes before any of them, and none of them is needed to keep it.
$3,900once
A fixed-price, one-off piece of work on the top of your fixes list. It proves the work before you commit to a month of it.
$4,000a month
Troy’s team runs your marketing, for a business putting up to $50,000 a month into media.
$8,500a month
Troy’s team runs your marketing, for a business putting $50,000–$200,000 a month into media.
Both retainers come with a named strategist accountable for the work, agent-assisted workflows behind them, changes batched weekly, and a weekly report in which every figure traces to an API response.
They hold for every offer on this page.
A business with revenue under about $4M a year. Below that, a $4,000 retainer takes too large a share of what marketing should cost you. Take the free Troy Score and do the fixes yourself: the instructions are complete.