plugged into yours.
Hand your AI agency the work, or ask what the work should be. Six specialists design, write, quote, review and ship to your standard, across every client site you look after. Treat every client like they're your only client.
Getting ahead was never about effort. It takes a team. Yours just got one.
Nothing changes for them: they email you as always, and the request lands as a task. Or open the door and they get a workspace with your name on it, where they ask, comment and watch. The AI they were going to try anyway, from you.
From the first minute on one site to every client at once. Three steps, and the third one never stops.
Style, competitors, audience, voice, and the one goal that matters. That brief follows the account everywhere, so every piece of work starts already knowing the business.
Paste a URL and the brief comes back in about a minute.
Paste your URLA better headline is a small ask. The reasoning is what you take to the client: why this wording, what it's competing against, and what it should do to the numbers.
And one click puts any changed block back.
You don't check every job a good hire does. You brief them, set what they can do alone, and leave them to it. Tight where it's sensitive, loose where it's not. Past the limit, work goes to your team with the full picture.
Workflows run as step-by-step SOPs. Every step is AI. The sequence is fixed.
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Ask him what today looks like. The answer covers every client you manage: what is running, what went out, what is waiting on you.
Say what's wrong and it lands as a task with a screenshot. The right specialist picks it up, and small fixes go live, checked on the page. Fewer rounds, because the first version arrives closer to right.
On your cadence, your AI agency combs every client site for work worth doing, scoped and priced at your rate, ready to pitch. The favours you used to do for free become line items. You present, you decide, and no client sees a pitch until you do.
Everyone else got what was left of the week. I cared about them all the same. There was one of me, and only so many hours in a week.
Looking after every client the way you look after your best one takes a team. Not for the craft.
For the follow-up on the cadence you promised, the report before the invoice, the forty change-X-to-Y tasks in every revision round, checking a site on a Tuesday when nobody asked, quoting the next piece of work the client will be glad to pay for.
So in 2019 I built the thing I needed. Seven years and 1.6 million sites later, people are still describing my own week back to me. Then we built the missing team out of AI, and I started an agency again to prove it. In two years it reached a million dollars a year, same size team. I could not have done that alone the first time round. Now you do not have to.
My value was never the doing. Neither is yours.
Now every client gets your best work.
got my full attention everyone else gets what is left of the week
get my full attention same size team
Every AI tool waits to be asked: one person, one chat, and nothing happens until someone types. That's not a flaw you fix, it's a different kind of thing. An agency notices. The specialists go looking, and find what you didn't have time to search for, or didn't know to.
Paste your URL and see what your AI agency works out about you, with your brand already on the platform. No account, no card. $67 a month switches the team on.