Ausborne Amplify

Ausborne Amplify

An operations partner, without the headcount.

Small teams run on manual work nobody has time to fix — records that don't reconcile, outreach that stalls, reports rebuilt by hand every month. Amplify takes that work, systematizes it, and hands back something that runs without being watched.

Rates run 40–60% below United States market for equivalent senior work, because Amplify operates from the Philippines rather than a US payroll.

What Amplify does

Nine services

Most engagements start with one of the first three. The rest exist so you don't need a second vendor for the work around them.

01

Web presence & deployment

Small sites built and shipped, with the domain, certificates, and mail routing handled end to end.

  • Marketing sites of a few pages
  • Domain, email routing, deployment
  • Changes and settings handled for you afterward

02

Outbound that ships

Campaigns fail more often on the operational half than the creative one. Amplify runs that half — building the list, verifying it, sequencing it, and chasing what comes back.

  • Prospect research and list building
  • Contact enrichment and verification
  • Suppression, so nobody is contacted twice
  • Conference and event follow-up

03

Software spend & vendor audit

Most small teams pay for tools they half-use, and nobody has time to check. Amplify audits what’s being paid for, what’s actually used, and what could be replaced by something built once and owned outright.

  • Subscription and license inventory
  • Usage measured against cost, tool by tool
  • Replace, consolidate, or cancel — with the build option priced

04

Automation & internal tools

Repetitive work removed by building the tool, not by recommending another subscription.

  • Spreadsheet and workflow automation
  • Internal tools replacing paid software
  • Documented, so it survives handover

05

Customer records that reconcile

Pipeline structure, activity logging, and data hygiene, so the same question gets the same answer twice.

  • Record hygiene and deduplication
  • Stage discipline and lead routing
  • Automated updates in place of manual ones
  • Migration when you change systems

06

Reporting for leadership

The recurring reporting cycle built, validated, and delivered on schedule — including investor-facing packs.

  • Recurring commercial reporting
  • Dashboards and data visualization
  • Board and investor material

07

Contracts & document flow

Non-disclosure agreements, order forms, and vendor paperwork stall in inboxes because routing them is nobody’s actual job. Amplify runs that flow — templates, routing, signature, storage — so nothing sits waiting on a chase.

  • Agreement templates and routing
  • Signature workflow and tracking
  • A filing structure people can actually find things in

08

Technical & scientific writing

Writing that holds up when someone checks it — by a biochemist who reads the literature behind a health or science claim before it goes on your website.

  • Claims checked against primary sources
  • Market and competitive research
  • Technical documentation

09

Layout, graphics & mockups

Finished assets, not briefs handed to someone else. The same person who knows the numbers builds the deck that presents them.

  • Decks, one-pagers, catalogs, brochures
  • Multi-page editorial layout
  • Product mockups and infographics

Evidence

Prior engagements

Results from work done directly, in prior roles, before Amplify existed as a name. Clients are described rather than named.

$5,000+Per year
Recurring operating cost removed by re-engineering existing protocols — a saving that carries forward each year rather than a one-time cut. At a research organization
100+Staff hours / year
Returned to the team through process standardization and semi-automated workflows, including equipment taught to myself from manuals with no prior training. At a research organization
ThousandsContacts per month
Outbound executed at scale and then deliberately narrowed to roughly 300 highly targeted contacts a week as strategy changed, with the list-building, enrichment, and suppression logic built underneath it. At a US biotechnology company

Fit

Honest limits

Worth knowing before a call, in both directions.

A good fit if

  • Your team is small and operations work keeps getting deferred
  • Your numbers change depending on who pulls them
  • You'd rather own the tool than rent another subscription
  • You want the person doing the work to be the person you talk to

Not a fit if

  • You need someone to run paid advertising
  • You want a full agency with an account team
  • You need someone on-site
  • You want a vendor who disappears after handover

First step

A short call, then a written diagnostic.

Thirty minutes to find out whether there's anything worth doing. If there is, a fixed-fee diagnostic returns a written findings document and a prioritized list of what to fix first — yours to keep, whether or not the work continues.

Ansel Fruger

Ausborne

Amplify

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