My AI Stack

Touchpoints

The squares on the map.

A touchpoint is a place a customer is trying to finish a job. Buy AI for that job — not for a department name.

Owned web

Website & landing pages

The first owned surface most customers still use to judge whether you are credible and relevant.

Build / web

Web experience build & iteration

Turn a validated offer, campaign, portal or workflow into a working website or app — then iterate without waiting for a full development cycle.

Search / thought leadership

Organic content & SEO

Articles, guides, and resources that attract demand and answer questions before a conversation starts.

Ads

Paid creative & testing

The message and asset that paid attention carries — variants, angles, and visual tests. Not the system that decides, paces, or explains spend.

Ads / trading

Campaign operations & media buying

Build, launch, QA, pace and optimise campaigns while a marketer retains control. Automation can waste money faster than a human can.

Measurement

Revenue attribution

Which campaign and sales touches appear connected to qualified pipeline, won revenue, CAC and margin — not platform-reported conversions.

Planning / finance

Media-mix & incrementality

Where the next budget should go, accounting for saturation, upper-funnel impact and incrementality. Stronger for planning than for day-to-day campaign diagnosis.

Ecommerce / merchandising

Product imagery & catalogue

Turn basic packshots into consistent, on-brand PDP, marketplace and campaign stills. Product truth — not a mood board.

Ecommerce / visual

Product-in-context & staging

Show the actual product realistically in a room or lifestyle setting — home, furniture, décor, and staging that keeps the architecture honest.

Ecommerce / fashion

Virtual try-on & fashion

Show garments on diverse models at a credible size and fit — more than a generic image generator in a dress.

Ecommerce / PDP

Product video & PDP motion

Short motion on the product page: spin, detail, lifestyle cut. Requires a truth lock — real reference assets, fixed SKU rules, human review, no invented function or fit.

Paid social / ads

Performance video ads

Product photo or URL into short, testable paid-social variants. Not a presenter avatar, and not a substitute for product photography.

Ecommerce / AR

3D / AR product discovery

Let shoppers inspect, rotate and place the product in their own space — furniture, appliances and higher-consideration goods.

Social / community

Social & community

Public proof, conversation, and belonging — where brands either sound human or sound automated.

Email

Email nurture

Sequences and newsletters that keep a relationship alive between visits.

On-site chat / agent

Website conversation

The live conversation on your site: answers, guidance, qualification, and handoff. A brand-owned front door — not a contact-centre queue.

Product / sales

Self-serve product demo

A clickable tour, sandbox, or safe product clone the buyer can run without a live SE — with signals, not just a video.

Forms

Enquiry & forms

The structured ask: contact, quote, demo, or booking — often the leaky bucket of otherwise good sites.

Call / meeting

Sales conversation

Discovery calls, demos, and commercial conversations where trust is won or lost in an hour.

Email / LinkedIn / phone

Outbound prospecting

The seller-initiated first touch: research, sequence, reply, and book — before the buyer has raised a hand.

Data / sales ops

Account intent & identification

Knowing which accounts and people are in-market — from the site, the product, or third-party signals — before they fill in a form.

Documents

Proposal & quote

The buyer-facing commercial artefact: a tailored proposal or quote for one deal, not a shredded RFP.

Documents / slides

Sales presentation

The deck for the room or the webinar: generated from a brief, transcript, or source document — not the signed commercial offer.

Procurement / legal

RFP & security questionnaire

Formal buyer paperwork: RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, DDQs, and security questionnaires. High volume needs go/no-go, evidence, and review routing — not a pretty PDF.

Internal / legal

Negotiation preparation

The internal dossier before a commercial conversation: stakeholders, objections, alternatives, discount guardrails, and contract redlines.

Enablement

Sales-meeting rehearsal

Practice for discovery, demos, objections, executive rooms, and negotiation against a realistic AI buyer — before the real meeting.

Channel / PRM

Partner programme & recruiting

Design the programme and find the right resellers, SIs, agencies and alliances — not affiliate or creator networks.

Partner portal / learning

Partner onboarding & knowledge

Certification, programme rules, and product answers a new partner needs before they can sell without embarrassing both sides.

Partner portal

Partner portal & resource hub

The hub partners log into for assets, training, deal status and programme answers — a web experience, not the PRM source of truth.

Partner data / sales

Account mapping & co-sell

Overlap between your book and a partner’s: joint accounts, warm paths, and shared opportunities — not a spreadsheet swap.

Enablement

Partner sales activation

Partner-facing enablement: current content, battlecards, deal plays, certification and just-in-time guidance — a different audience from your own sellers.

PRM / CPQ

Deal registration & channel quoting

Register the deal, protect it from conflict, and let a partner generate a governed quote — not the same self-serve CPQ your direct sellers use.

Commerce / finance

Channel pricing & incentives

Partner-tier price, discounts, approvals, rebates and incentives. Direct CPQ is not enough if partners can quote off-book.

Channel ops / RevOps

Partner attribution & performance

Sourced versus influenced partner revenue, inactive versus high-potential partners, and the QBR story. Often a platform capability, not a separate AI-native category.

Search / answer engines

AI search visibility (AEO / GEO)

Whether AI systems can crawl, understand, cite, and recommend the brand — next to, not instead of, conventional SEO.

Revenue ops

Pipeline & forecast

The internal picture of what will close — inspection, risk, and the story leadership tells the board.

Commerce / legal

Checkout & contract

The moment of commitment — signature, payment, or order — where friction feels like doubt.

Success / product

Onboarding

First days after the yes: setup, education, and the first proof that buying was the right call.

Product / delivery

Product or service use

The ongoing experience of using what was bought — the real product, not the sales story.

Helpdesk / care

Support & care

Tickets, chat, voice, and care conversations when something is unclear, broken, or urgent. Includes enterprise CX and contact-centre agents — a different product from a brand-owned website conversation.

Finance ops

Billing & admin

Invoices, seats, renewals, and the unglamorous work that still shapes trust.

Advocacy

Review & referral

The ask for proof: reviews, case studies, introductions — only works if the experience earned it.

Live / video

Events & webinars

Live or recorded gatherings that create shared context faster than a landing page.

Messaging

Messaging (WhatsApp, chat)

High-trust, high-expectation channels where customers write the way they text friends.

Team

Internal knowledge

The stack the customer never sees: wikis, playbooks, and the answers your team should share.