Hook & Script Writer
Takes over the blank content calendar
Turns your offers, customer questions and wins into post ideas, hooks and full short-video scripts every week.
Posts, scripts, articles and emails drafted every week in your voice. Your team edits and approves instead of starting from a blank page.
Agents that turn what's happening in your business into content every week.
Takes over the blank content calendar
Turns your offers, customer questions and wins into post ideas, hooks and full short-video scripts every week.
Takes over the part-time social media hire
Writes posts sized for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X in your voice, then queues them for your approval.
Takes over the content retainer
Finds what your buyers search for and drafts long-form articles your team edits and publishes.
Takes over the newsletter nobody gets around to
Drafts your weekly or monthly email from what's new in the business, with versions for different audiences.
Most marketing doesn't stop because people run out of ideas. It stops because a busy week comes along and the content calendar is the first thing to slip. Then it slips again.
These agents do the first 80%. They turn what's already happening in your business (offers, customer questions, wins, calls) into drafts on a schedule. Someone on your team reviews, tweaks and hits publish.
Every agent starts in approve-first mode: a person signs off on its work until it has earned more room.
We find the manual work that costs you the most and rank what to automate first.
We set up the first agents inside your current tools and test them with your team.
We keep improving what's live and add the next agent when you're ready.
That's the first thing we set up. Each agent works from your past posts, emails and calls, and nothing publishes until someone on your team approves it.
It depends on the agent and your tools. The audit call decides which agents come first, here or in another department, and you'll get a realistic timeline before you commit.
Not at first. Every agent starts in approve-first mode, and you give it more room as it proves itself.
No. We connect to what you already use and you retire old tools when you're ready.
You do. The accounts, automations and data stay in your name.
It depends on which agents you start with. You'll get a clear quote after the audit, before anything gets built.