Content in your voice, every week, without you writing it.
You know you should be posting, blogging and emailing your list. You also know you won't. AI agents produce content in batches, in your voice, built around what your customers actually search for, and nothing goes out until it's been reviewed.
Included in the flat rate, starting at $499 a month.
Owners who know what to say and never have time to write it
Content production fits businesses that have real expertise and real customers, and a marketing calendar that keeps slipping. It's a good fit if:
- Your blog's last post is from last year. Or the year before.
- Your social accounts go quiet when you get busy. Which is exactly when you have the most to show.
- You have an email list you never email. Past customers who'd be glad to hear from you.
- You launch services with no page to send people to. The offer lives in your head and on one Facebook post.
If you love writing your own posts and they're working, keep doing it. The agents can still handle the repurposing and scheduling around them.
What the agents produce
- Blog posts written for the searches your customers make (with images and SEO details)
- A month of social posts at a time, scheduled after your approval
- Monthly email newsletters
- Landing pages for new services and promotions
- Repurposing: one video or post turned into emails, posts and short scripts
- Google Business Profile posts
There's no per-post price. Content is one item on your list, covered by the same flat monthly rate.
How it works
Build your voice guide
We build a voice guide from your existing writing and a short interview: how you talk, words you'd never use, what your customers ask most.
Draft a month in a batch
Agents draft a month of content in a batch. I edit every piece against the voice guide before you see it.
Approve in one sitting
You approve (or tweak) in one sitting. Most months that's a single review session instead of thirty small interruptions.
Schedule and publish
Everything gets scheduled and published, and the weekly report shows what went out.
Read the blog
The blog is a good look at the kind of practical, long-form posts a small business can publish every month: written for the questions customers actually ask, and edited by a person before anything goes live.
Example: a family-owned landscaping company
Sample business, invented scenario. It shows how the pieces fit, not a result from a real client.
Picture a landscaping company with a loyal customer base and a website that hasn't changed in three years. The owner has opinions about everything from mulch to drainage, and no time to write any of it down.
We record a 30-minute interview and pull a dozen of the owner's old emails to customers. From that, the voice guide: plain talk, a little dry, never says "transform your outdoor space." In the first batch, agents draft four blog posts answering questions customers actually ask (when to aerate, why a yard floods in the same spot), a month of social posts built around recent job photos, a spring newsletter to past customers, and a landing page for a new drainage service.
I edit every piece, flag two claims that need the owner's confirmation, and send the batch over. The owner reads it in one evening, changes a few words, and approves. Everything is scheduled by the weekend. One job-site video later becomes three posts, a newsletter section and a short script.
What AI content can't do for you
- It can't replace your expertise. Agents write well about what you tell them. The specifics (your process, your opinions, your photos) have to come from you, or the content will be generic.
- Content takes time to pay off. Blog posts and search visibility build over months, not weeks. Newsletters and social posts tend to show results sooner.
- Facts get checked by a person. AI can state something confidently and be wrong. I check claims, and anything technical, legal or medical gets flagged for your review.
- Paid promotion isn't included. If you boost posts or run ads, that spend is yours.
Questions about AI content production
Will it sound generic?
Not if the voice guide is good, and I won't publish anything that sounds like a robot wrote it.
Who owns the content?
You do, completely.
Do you post for me?
Yes, after you approve.
How much of my time does it take?
The voice interview up front, then usually one review session a month. You can approve faster as you trust the voice.
Is content priced separately?
No. It's included in the same flat monthly rate as everything else on your list, starting at $499 a month.
Available across St. Louis
Local content is better content, and I know the region. See the areas I serve.
Get the marketing calendar back on schedule.
Book a call and tell me what you keep meaning to publish. We'll build your voice guide and get the first batch drafted. Or call my AI agent at (314) 970-4001 any time.