# What happens when you act on a Verbatim Advisory?

Verbatim ordered a Verbatim Advisory on itself, published the brief unedited as the public sample, and then built every move it recommended. The brief found 4 buyer pains, 3 recipes that worked, 8 new lanes and 5 traffic moves, each tied to a podcast moment, and ended with 23 ready-to-run build prompts. Those prompts became the guides, plans and pages on this site. Results will be reported here as they come in.

Page: https://verbatim.theartofservice.com/case-study/verbatim

## What shipped from the brief

- Annual billing for Pro and Team, billed once a year
- A private upgrade from One brief to the Monthly brief
- MCP and API documentation for the Team plan
- A five-question match after signing up for Free
- Request pages for custom analysis and an investor evidence pack
- Guides for checking AI summaries, expert-call costs and buyer pains

## Brief, build, measure

A brief is only worth its price when its moves ship and get counted.

- **Brief**: Pains, recipes, lanes and traffic, each with a moment
- **Build**: One page or plan per build prompt
- **Measure**: Every page tags signups and orders by source

## What did the brief recommend first?

Three moves: make the One brief the paid front door to the Monthly brief, ask new Free users five questions and offer a brief that fits, and document the Team plan's API and MCP for investors and analysts. Each came with the podcast moments behind it and a build prompt. All three are live: the upgrade offer inside delivered briefs, the five-question match, and the MCP page.

## What did not ship as written?

Anything the brief priced as "to confirm" shipped as a request or waitlist page instead of a price: the founding-member annual plan, the founder cohort, the investor evidence pack and custom analysis. Live sessions shipped as register-interest pages, with dates sent to people who register. Nothing was given a price that had not been decided.

## FAQ

### Is the sample brief edited?

No. The brief Verbatim wrote about itself is published at verbatim.theartofservice.com/advisory/sample exactly as a customer receives it, with only a plain-English summary added above it. Every quote in it links to the second it was said.

### How long did the build take?

The brief arrived within the same day it was ordered, and the pages and plans it recommended were built over the following days. A customer's brief is delivered within two business days; how fast its moves ship depends on the business.

### What results has it produced?

Too early to say. Every page built from the brief tags the signups and orders it produces by source, so results can be counted honestly. They will be added to this page as they come in, and nothing will be estimated before then.

### Can I get the same for my business?

Yes. A Verbatim Advisory One brief is USD 497, or USD 297 a month for a fresh brief every month. It covers buyer pains your offers already solve, recipes that worked with their numbers, new lanes, traffic recipes and a build agenda with ready-to-run prompts.

### Do the build prompts need a developer?

Each prompt is written to be run in an AI coding assistant against your own site, or handed to whoever builds your pages. They say what to build, why, and how to measure it. You can also use the evidence on its own without building anything.

- Read the brief itself: https://verbatim.theartofservice.com/advisory/sample
- Order your own, USD 497: https://verbatim.theartofservice.com/advisory/start?plan=once&src=case-study

Updated 2026-10-29. Verbatim by The Art of Service, Brisbane, Australia.