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Stop the Leak: Uncover Your Customer Journey Gaps with AI

Temilola Agbede

Fractional DTC Marketing Leader

Your growth has stalled. AI can show you the gaps in your marketing strategy.

DTC brands often pour budget into ads, optimizations, and agency retainers without ever stopping to ask which part of their marketing is actually broken and why. They guess. They tweak. They move on. The result? They keep spending on a leaking bucket.

This workshop changes that. In 90 minutes, you'll use AI as a first-pass audit tool to pressure-test the two areas where most DTC marketing quietly breaks down: your brand story and your conversion experience. You'll run real prompts on your own brand, build a DTC Marketing Signal Map that shows where your highest-risk gaps are, and leave with a clear picture of what to investigate next.

This isn't a lecture on what good marketing looks like. You'll leave with an actual analysis built from your own brand's inputs that tells you where to focus your attention and your budget.

AI will do the surface work. You'll know what to do with what it finds.

What you’ll learn

    Workshop agenda

    • Why your marketing strategy might be breaking.

      We'll frame the 4 areas where DTC marketing plans break and explain why today focuses on the two most brands overlook until it costs them.

    • How to use AI to audit your brand story before spending another dollar

      Run live AI prompts on your own brand to surface whether your positioning, messaging, and homepage are working for or against your growth goals.

    • How to use AI to find where your site is losing buyers

      Use AI to pressure-test your product pages and conversion experience against what your best-performing ads are actually promising visitors.

    • How to build your DTC Marketing Signal Map from what you found

      Turn your AI audit outputs into a completed Signal Map a one-page document showing which gaps in your customer journey carry the highest risk.

    • What your Signal Map can and can't tell you and what to do next

      Understand the difference between surface-level flags and a full diagnosis and the clearest next step for turning your Signal Map into a plan.

    • Q&A

      Bring your questions about what you found in the audit or what your Signal Map is pointing to.

    Learn directly from Temilola

    Temilola Agbede

    Temilola Agbede

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    Fractional Marketing Leader & Advisor for Consumer Brands

    Previously At
    Estée Lauder
    StartupCD
    BioSchwartz
    Love Wellness
    Dropps
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    Who this workshop is for

    • Brand Founders who sense something in their DTC marketing isn't working but can't pinpoint where the leak is.

    • Consumer Brand Marketers who know there are gaps in their customer journey but haven't had a fast, systematic way to surface them.

    • Freelancers, Consultants & Brand Advisors who want a repeatable AI-powered audit method to bring into client engagements.

    What's included

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    Learn directly from Temilola Agbede in a real-time, interactive format.

    Lifetime access

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    Community of peers

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    Certificate of completion

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    Jun 2
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