Your team is doing the same 6 things every week: weekly reporting, proposal drafts, status updates, content repurposing, brief writing, screenshots-for-decks. I build one AI system at a time, into the tools you already use, so your senior people can sell instead of report.
We were quoting 60-hour proposals when other agencies were quoting 6. We didn’t lose pitches on price. We lost on speed.
Pick one. We start with whichever one is costing you the most this quarter. The other three usually follow within 6 months — same approach, same engineer.
GhostGrowth runs paid social for ecommerce brands. Their senior strategists were spending Mondays and Tuesdays pulling numbers, writing narratives, and copy-pasting into client decks. Three accounts had to wait until Wednesday because there weren’t enough hours.
We shipped a system that pulls from Meta Ads, Google Ads, and GA4, writes a structured weekly narrative against each client’s KPIs, and posts to the client Slack at 7am Monday. Strategists now spend 20 minutes reviewing instead of 4 hours building.
That bought back two senior days a week. They used the time to win two new accounts in the first quarter after launch — the system paid for itself before month 3.
These are the objections I get on the first call. Same answers I’d give you on a Zoom.
No pitch deck. No funnel. Just a working session where we look at what you're doing today, where AI realistically fits, and what it would take to ship one workflow in the next 6 weeks. If AI isn't the right tool for your problem, I'll tell you straight.