AI marketing
AI marketing
A content engine that produces blog posts, social, and email on autopilot.
the problem
You know you should be posting more. But between running the business and serving clients, content always falls to the bottom of the list. Weeks go by with nothing published.
Every business owner knows content drives growth. LinkedIn posts open doors. Blog posts drive search traffic. Email lists compound. But content takes time, and time is the one thing you don't have. So you start strong, post for two weeks, then disappear for three months.
Hiring a writer is expensive and slow. They need briefing, editing, and management. Agencies charge €3,000+ a month for a few posts that don't sound like you. Neither option scales. And meanwhile your competitors who post consistently keep climbing.
The half-measure most owners try is pasting a topic into ChatGPT and posting whatever comes out. It reads generic, it sounds like everyone else's feed, and audiences scroll past it. The problem was never access to AI. It's the system around it: voice, calendar, approval, and distribution.
what we build
We build a content engine that drafts blog posts, social media, and email campaigns. You approve the output. The system handles the rest.
The engine learns your voice. How you write. What you talk about. The words you actually use with customers. Then it drafts content in your voice, on the topics that matter to your audience, on the schedule you decide. Nothing publishes without your approval.
This isn't generic AI content. It's your ideas, your insights, your voice, scaled. You stay the author. The engine handles the typing. And because every post is built around your business and your customers, the output gets sharper every month.
Your part takes about 30 minutes a week. Drafts land in a review queue, you approve, tweak, or reject, and the system learns from every edit you make. Rejected angles don't come back. Approved patterns get repeated. Within two months the approval rate climbs and your time drops.
the stack we typically use
- Claude
- Notion
- n8n
- Mailchimp
- Canva
- Google Analytics
what changes
- 3-5 blog posts per week, drafted in your voice
- Social posts ready to schedule across LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram
- Email campaigns built around your existing customer language
- A content calendar that fills itself based on your priorities
- Performance tracking so you know what's working and what's not
who this is for
Founders and marketing leads who know content matters but can't find the time to make it happen. Service businesses with expertise to share but no system to share it. Anyone watching competitors grow through content while your blog sits empty.
how it works
Three steps
01
We build your brand voice profile and content calendar
02
We set up agents that draft, edit, and schedule content across channels
03
You review and approve. The system publishes and tracks performance
common questions
Questions we get about ai marketing
How long before the engine is producing?
The voice profile and calendar take the first two weeks. Drafts start flowing in week three, and by the end of the first month you're on a steady publishing rhythm. Voice accuracy improves fastest in the first eight weeks because every edit you make trains the system.
What does a content engine cost?
It's scoped to channels and volume, so a LinkedIn-only setup costs less than blog plus social plus email. Book a call and we'll price your exact mix. As a benchmark, it comes in well under what a retained content agency or a part-time writer costs for the same output.
Won't AI content sound generic and hurt the brand?
Unprompted AI content does, which is why raw ChatGPT posts all sound the same. The engine is trained on your actual writing, your customer language, and your opinions, and nothing publishes without your approval. If a draft doesn't sound like you, you reject it and the system learns why.
Who owns the content and the voice profile?
You do, all of it. The voice profile, the prompt library, the calendar, and every published piece live in accounts you control. If we stop working together, you keep the entire system and can run it yourself or hand it to whoever comes next. Nothing is locked to us.
What if a bad draft slips through?
It can't publish itself. Every piece passes through your approval queue before it goes anywhere, so the worst case is a weak draft you reject in ten seconds. We also review output quality monthly and tighten the guardrails whenever a pattern of misses shows up.
Which channels does the engine cover?
Blog, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and email are the usual mix, and we scope to where your buyers actually are rather than spreading thin. A trades business might need Instagram and email only. A consultancy usually lives on LinkedIn and the blog. Fewer channels done consistently beats every channel done occasionally.
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