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Marketing Agent. Marketing that never goes quiet.
Most small-business marketing runs in bursts — a big push, then silence while everyone gets back to real work. A Marketing Agent keeps the cadence going: drafting, repurposing, and reporting every week, in a voice trained on yours.
The job description
What your Marketing Agent does all day
Drafts the week's content before you've had coffee
The newsletter, two social posts, and the campaign email — drafted from what actually happened in your business this week, written in your voice, waiting for a five-minute review.
Turns one asset into ten
A case study becomes a LinkedIn series, an email sequence, and a blog post. Every piece of content you produce gets stretched across every channel you use.
Watches the numbers so you don't have to
Opens, clicks, replies, and traffic — summarized in plain English, with a recommendation on what to double down on and what to stop doing.
Keeps the calendar honest
Plans the next two weeks ahead, flags the gaps, and makes sure a send never slips because everyone was busy.
What changes
Before and after the hire
Before
Campaigns go out only when someone finds a free afternoon
After
A steady weekly cadence that doesn't depend on anyone's spare time
Before
Content gets written once and used once
After
Every asset stretched across email, social, and the blog
Before
Nobody knows which posts actually drive leads
After
A plain-English performance recap in your inbox every Monday
No rip-and-replace
Works in the tools you already run
We build the agent into your existing stack — it joins your systems the way a new hire would, instead of making you switch tools to fit it.
How it's built
Trained on your processes, not a template.
Your Marketing Agent runs on custom Skills — capabilities built from how your business actually works — wired into the tools your team uses every day. No two installs are the same, because no two businesses run the same.
Two ways to hire it
One sprint, or part of your AI department.
Build this one agent as a fixed-scope Automation Sprint — scoped, quoted, and shipped in weeks. Or make it one of many shipped and managed by your Embedded AI Department.
Questions
Marketing Agent FAQ
Will it actually sound like us?
Yes — that's most of the build. We train the agent on your existing content, your voice, and your rules (what you'd never say, how you talk about pricing, which claims are off-limits). You review everything before it ships at first, and the agent tightens with every edit you make.
Does it publish without approval?
That's your call, and you can change it over time. The sensible starting point is review-first — the agent drafts, a human approves. As trust builds, routine formats can move to auto-publish while review stays on the high-stakes pieces.
How long does it take to build?
A Marketing Agent is usually a single Automation Sprint: we scope it against your channels, quote it, and ship it — built, tested against your real accounts, and working in production in weeks.
What does a Marketing Agent cost?
It's quoted as a fixed-scope sprint after a short strategy call, so you know the number before we start. As a benchmark: it's a fraction of the cost of a part-time marketer, and it doesn't stop working when things get busy.
Want the longer version? What Does an AI Marketing Agent Actually Do All Day? →
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