You don't have a marketing problem. You have a systems problem.
Most owners who feel stuck assume more marketing will fix it. It won't, if something's broken at a specific stage of your client journey. In one session, we help you find exactly where you're losing growth and what to build to get it back.
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Revenue swinging
with no clear reason
Marketing that
happens in bursts
then goes quiet
Weaker competitors
outranking you
Being busy without
being able to say
what you built
Leads coming
in but the wrong
ones, or nowhere
The AMP Deck
The deck doesn't tell you what's wrong. It creates the conditions for you to see it yourself. Which means you own the diagnosis before we ever talk about a solution.
A 52-card diagnostic tool, built around 6 stages every client moves through on the way to becoming a repeat customer Attention, Interest, Trust, Conversion, Delivery, Growth. In one session, you lay your business across those six stages, place the real threats where they're actually hurting you, and walk out with the two or three systems that fix the one doing the most damage.
Get a full roadmap in one sitting
What you walk out with
This isn't a workshop or a vague strategy chat.
It's a 90 to 110 minute working session, run by AMP's Brand Strategist Ash Murrell directly, that ends with a
written summary in your inbox within 24 hours.
What you leave with:
- a complete map of your business across all six stages
- the one threat doing the most damage, named plainly
- the two or three systems that fix it, and why
- a 90-day build sequence
- a written summary within 24 hours.
Price: $750. Guarantee: if the session doesn't give real clarity, the full fee credits toward anything built with AMP in the next 60 days.
We run a small number of sessions each month so each one gets full attention. Live availability is on the booking page.
Want to try it for yourself first?
The AMP Deck is also sold as a standalone product.
The same diagnostic, run at your own table, on your own time.
Every system card linking to more detail on how to build it. If it
surfaces something worth a second set of eyes, booking a session
is the natural next step.
Thoughts and notes
from our Clients.
Justin Davidson
"Before working with AMP, figuring out our next steps felt overwhelming. When I was asked about the direction we wanted to take, I had dozens of different ideas bouncing around in my head all at once and every direction possible. Using the Amp deck of cards completely transformed our planning process. The cards allowed us to instantly simplify concepts, organize scattered thoughts into clear categories, and highlight key areas where we needed improvement. Most importantly, it boiled everything down into the precise, focused campaign our business actually required. Thanks to Amp, we went from creative chaos to total strategic clarity. I am now completely confident that we are executing what is best for our business."
Yona Harvey
"It's really neat to see how the AMP team understands what clients need, and the fact they were able to guide me through the process during the session was a true game-changer. I now have a list of things to work towards."
We get asked
this all the time
Diagnosis-first is the whole point; most things fail because they solve the wrong problem.
Good, use the session to confirm it or find what's underneath it.
No, the session's only job is the diagnosis; what you build after is a separate, optional conversation.
The cards don't tell you anything, they give the knowledge you already have somewhere to land.
Every session ends with a written summary and no hard close.
Even better. The session doesn't replace them, it tells them where to aim. Most teams are executing well on the wrong stage, because nobody's mapped the client journey end to end. You walk out with a diagnosis your team can build against, and a written summary you can hand straight to them. If they're good, they'll be glad someone finally named the problem.
What happens after
the diagnosis...
Every one of these starts from the same place:
a clear diagnosis of what's actually broken.