AI automation for Edwardsville and Metro East businesses.
The river doesn't matter much when the work is remote. Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Collinsville, Alton and the rest of the Metro East have the same kind of owner-run businesses I work with in Missouri: professional offices, contractors, restaurants, clinics and shops. I manage AI agents that take the repetitive computer work off their teams.
Starting at $499 a month. Month to month, no setup fee.
Two kinds of customers, one fix
University-town businesses around SIUE with a younger, mobile-first customer base, plus established family companies across Madison County. Both benefit from faster replies and less time in the inbox.
Edwardsville is the Madison County seat, so alongside the shops and restaurants that serve students there's a steady base of professional offices, accountants and service companies. The younger crowd expects to book by text and find you on social media. The longtime customers expect a phone call returned. Agents can cover both without asking a small team to live on their phones.
Three things my agents could handle for a Metro East business
Examples to show the shape of the work. Your list decides what we build.
Mobile-first booking
Text-friendly booking, reminders and reschedules for appointment businesses.
Social media that keeps up
A month of posts drafted in your voice, scheduled after your sign-off.
Lead follow-up across platforms
Web, Facebook and phone leads in one place, each followed up until they answer.
Where I'd start in the Metro East
With whatever channel your customers actually use most. For appointment businesses near campus, that's usually text-based booking and reminders. For contractors and offices, it's pulling leads from the website, Facebook and the phone into one place so nothing slips between them. Social posting tends to come third, once the replies are covered. For shops and restaurants that live on the school calendar, we plan around it: posts and promotions drafted ahead of move-in, finals and graduation, so the busy weeks are handled before they arrive.
Being across the river changes nothing about the offer. Same flat rate, same weekly call, same Friday report, and you still own everything we build.
How we'd work together
About 35 to 40 minutes from Overland. Zoom first, with in-person when it's worth the drive.
Here's what remote first means in practice. Between calls, you add things to a shared list whenever they come up, from your phone if that's easiest. My agents work the list from my end, on my tools and my AI credits, and the drafts land with me first. I check them, fix what needs fixing, and send you only what's ready. You see the finished work and a short Friday report, not the machinery.
Local resources for Metro East businesses
Nearby areas
The river's not a problem. Your inbox might be.
Book a call and tell me how your customers find you. We'll start with the channel that matters most. Or call my AI agent at (314) 970-4001, day or night.