Content-brief systems
Briefs that combine keyword data, site crawls and your brand rules in one request.
AI assistants grounded in your own brand and product docs, connected to your SEO data and project tools, so the repetitive work gets done in minutes.
Assistants without your docs and data produce content that could be about anyone.
Briefs, reports and status updates eat hours your team could spend on strategy.
Plans live in spreadsheets, tasks in project management tools and data in dashboards. Automation connects them.
Every workflow keeps a review step, so speed never costs accuracy.
Briefs that combine keyword data, site crawls and your brand rules in one request.
Your guidelines, personas and product docs organized so assistants get the details right.
Dashboards created to show the KPIs that matter most, accessible when you need it.
Purpose-built assistants for recurring jobs like competitor research, campaign QA and meeting recaps, so routine work takes minutes.
Clear rules for what AI drafts, what people approve, and what never leaves your team.
Hands-on sessions so your team can run and improve the workflows themselves.
Map where your team's time goes and pick the workflows worth automating first.
Set up the knowledge base and first workflows, tested on real work.
Document the workflows, train the team and benefit from time saved.
Brand docs, Ahrefs and Screaming Frog wired into one assistant, saving about 45 minutes on every brief.
I leverage multiple LLMs to get strong results, including Claude, Antigravity, Gemini and ChatGPT where they fit. MCP connections to tools like Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, Google Sheets and GA4 make things even stronger. I pick tools based on your security requirements and the stack you already use.
I work within your company's AI policy and use business plans that don't train on your data. Sensitive material stays out of any workflow you haven't approved.
No. Google continues to crack down on sites using AI-generated content, and we want web content to have, at minimum, human editing. But we can streamline web content creation with workflows that handle research and set-up, so writers spend their time writing.
Usually one workflow, such as monthly reporting or streamlining project management. It will be built, iterated on and piloted in a few weeks.
Tell me which tasks eat the most time, and I'll suggest the first workflow to build.