Completions

Library — everything published

Everything Completions has published, in one place.

636 pages: what breaks on each marketing surface at multi-location scale, how to build the fix yourself, and what Completions builds and operates for you instead. All of it opens without an email address. New here? Start with the landing for your operation, or read the thesis the whole practice rests on.

Operator surface guides (233)

One marketing surface each: what breaks at multi-location scale, and what the vendors in that category do and do not cover.

Engineering build guides (172)

How to build the same capability end to end, in enough detail to run it without hiring anyone.

Done-for-you pages (204)

What Completions builds and operates for you instead, if you would rather not run it yourself.

Frequently asked

What is Completions?
A fractional CMO practice for multi-unit franchises, multi-location retail and DTC ecommerce operators. Completions builds and operates a coordinated set of AI agents inside your marketing operation, one to two days a week embedded, and you own every artifact at the end — code, prompts, configs, playbooks, vendor selections and training. There are three ways in: a two to three week AI Readiness Assessment, a four to eight week AI Swarm Setup Sprint, or the ongoing fractional CMO engagement on a six-month minimum. The prices are published on each tier page — $10,000, $25,000-50,000, and $15,000-25,000 per month — and a call settles scope. This library is the written work behind all of it, free to read.
What are the four kinds of page here?
Operator surface guides explain one marketing surface — Google Business Profile management, channel policy validation, master-record sync — what breaks at multi-location scale and what the vendors in that category do and do not cover. Engineering build guides show how to build that capability end to end, in enough detail to run it without hiring anyone. Done-for-you pages describe what Completions builds and operates for you if you would rather not. The remaining pages are the practice itself: the persona landings, the three engagement tiers, the brand thesis, about and contact.
Where should I start if I am new to the site?
Start with one of the three persona landings — /for/franchises for multi-unit franchise (50-500 units), /for/multi-location-retail for specialty retail (10-300 stores), or /for/dtc-founders for DTC ecommerce ($5-50M revenue). Each names the vendor catalog you already run and the 5 levers where the orchestration shape compounds in your vertical. Or read the brand thesis (ai-orchestration-vs-tooling) for the 4-question buyer-decision flow + 5-component orchestration shape.
Is any of this gated?
No. Every page listed here opens without an email address, including the four written assets — the swarm blueprint, the scope and sequence sheet, the agent build spec and the operating models. The guides are written so you can run the work yourself without hiring anyone, which is the point of publishing them.
How do I find a specific page if I cannot remember the exact title?
Use the section links above to jump to the kind of page you want, then the alphabetical order within it. Or search this page in your browser with Ctrl+F or Cmd+F — every title on the site is listed here, and each one links straight through.

Done exploring the library? Pick the engagement shape.

Tier 1 AI Readiness Assessment (2-3 weeks) surfaces the 3-5 levers that compound in your specific operation. Tier 3 Fractional CMO with AI Swarm operates the resulting orchestration across quarters.

Or take the 3-question shape diagnostic first — no email required.

Free — no call required

The Multi-Location AI Swarm Blueprint

Get the deployment order for a marketing swarm across multiple locations — which agent goes first, what it depends on, and what has to be true before agent number two pays for itself.

  • The dependency map: which four foundation agents every other agent reads from, and why deploying a surface agent first strands it.
  • The 90-day sequence, week by week, with the acceptance test that closes each week.
  • The four loops that have to close — capture, decide, act, emit — and the failure mode when any one of them stays open.

Opens on this page immediately. No attachment, no waiting on an email.