Marketing that keeps running during your busiest month
Agents that research, draft, schedule and measure your content and campaigns — tuned to your voice, with approval gates before anything publishes.
The problem this solves
Your marketing is consistent right up until you get busy, and then it stops for six weeks. Everyone knows compounding is where the returns are, and everyone posts in bursts anyway. Generic AI content is not the answer either — you can tell instantly, and so can your customers. What is missing is a system that produces material sounding like you, on a schedule, without needing your attention to survive.
What you get
- A documented brand voice guide, built from your existing best-performing material
- Agents that draft posts, emails and articles on a set calendar and queue them for approval
- Research grounded in your real product, customers and competitors — not invented claims
- Scheduling into the platforms you already use, with one approval click to publish
- A weekly performance report that says what to do more of, not just what happened
What you can count on
- Nothing publishes without a human approval — the agent proposes, you decide
- Claims are grounded in your real product material, so output cannot invent features you do not have
- The voice guide and content stay yours, in your accounts, on your platforms
Then $350 a month to actually run it
The build is the easy part. What goes wrong afterwards is that nobody maintains it — six months later it is out of date, quietly broken, or nobody remembers how to change it.
The monthly fee is what stops that happening. It is not a support contract you hope never to use; it is the part where the thing keeps getting better.
- Content drafted and queued on your calendar every week
- Model usage costs, capped and included
- Voice guide refined as you tell me what sounded wrong
- Monthly performance review — what to do more of, and what to stop
- No minimum term. Cancel any time and you keep everything that was built.
How it works
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Capture the voice
I analyze your best existing content and interview you to build a voice guide precise enough that output is recognizably yours, not generically competent.
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Build the calendar
A content plan mapped to what your customers actually search for and ask about, so output serves demand rather than filling slots.
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Wire the agents
Research, drafting, editing and scheduling agents chained together, each with a narrow job. Narrow agents fail visibly; broad ones fail silently.
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Approve and measure
Everything lands in a review queue. You approve, edit or reject. Performance data feeds back so the calendar shifts toward what works.
Marketing Agents — questions I get asked
Will this sound like AI wrote it?
Untuned, yes — obviously so. The difference is the voice guide, which is built from your actual writing and specific enough to constrain sentence rhythm, vocabulary and the things you would never say. It still needs you: the approval queue exists because the last ten percent of making something sound human is a judgment call, and that judgment is yours.
Does Google penalize AI-assisted content?
Google penalizes unhelpful content, and has been explicit that how it was produced is not the criterion. Mass-generated pages with nothing original in them get filtered — that is true whether a human or a model wrote them. Content grounded in your real experience, products and customer questions performs fine, which is precisely why these agents are wired to your material rather than left to free-associate.
Which platforms can it post to?
The common ones — LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, your blog, and email platforms like Mailchimp or Klaviyo. Where a platform has no usable API, the agent prepares the post and notifies you to publish, which still removes most of the work.
How much of my time does this actually take?
Roughly two hours up front for the voice interview, then most clients spend fifteen to thirty minutes a week in the approval queue. That is the honest number. If a system claims to need zero of your time, it is either publishing things you have not read or it is not publishing much.
Often paired with
Lead Generation
Sourcing, enrichment, scoring and personalized first-touch outreach — automated end to end, with deliverability treated as a first-class concern.
DetailsWebsites
Design, build and ongoing management of a small business website — fast, mobile-first, built to be found locally, and kept current every month.
DetailsAI Chatbots
Website and internal chatbots grounded in your real documentation, with honest escalation to a human when the answer is not in your material.
DetailsReady to talk about marketing agents?
Book a free 30-minute call. I will look at your actual situation and give you both numbers in writing — or tell you it is not worth doing, which happens more often than you would expect.