AI for Marketing & Ad Agencies
Your margin is senior time. Reporting is where it goes to die.
Every client expects regular performance reporting. The people producing it are the same senior strategists you bill out for strategy. That is the whole problem, and it compounds with every client you add.
$250K/month agency · 80 active clients
~25%
Strategist capacity freed
$504K
Added annual profit
80
Clients served, same team
90 days
To measurable results
What we automate in agencies
Client reporting and data analysis
Performance data flows in from the ad platforms, the system assembles the analysis and the client-ready report, and the strategist reviews and sends instead of building from scratch.
Content production at volume
Ingest the source material — a client's site, brand guidelines, past campaigns — and generate social posts, articles, and summaries that follow the patterns you have already established.
Lead response and qualification
Inbound enquiries answered and qualified immediately rather than whenever someone surfaces from client work.
Internal ops and account admin
Status updates, recurring account admin, and the coordination work that quietly consumes account managers.
Alex Sidorenko
Founder, RISK ACADEMY
“Nick and his team delivered a content automation system in just two weeks. It scraped our entire website and now auto-generates social posts, articles, and summaries. Simple solution, huge global impact.”
- —Content automation system delivered in two weeks
- —Entire site ingested; social posts, articles and summaries generated automatically
Questions agencies ask us
What is the highest-ROI thing an agency can automate first?
Client reporting, in almost every case. It is high volume, highly repetitive, runs on rules the agency has already standardized, and — critically — it consumes the exact people the agency bills out for strategy. A $250K/month agency we worked with freed roughly 25% of its strategist capacity by automating report assembly alone, which converted to $504K in additional annual profit.
Will automated reports feel generic to clients?
They should not, because the strategist still reviews and sends. The system assembles the data, builds the analysis, and produces the client-ready draft; the strategist adds the judgment and context that clients actually pay for. What gets removed is the assembly work, not the thinking.
Can this produce content as well as reports?
Yes. One engagement built a content automation system that ingested a client's entire website and generates social posts, articles, and summaries from it — delivered in two weeks. Content production and reporting are the two highest-volume categories in most agencies, and both run on patterns the agency has already established.
We are an agency — should we not just build this ourselves?
Many agencies can, and if you have the internal capacity, you should. The agencies that hire us usually have the skill but not the slack: every hour their technical people spend building internal tooling is an hour not spent on billable client work. The calculation is the same one you run for your own clients.
Work out what reporting is costing you
Book a call and we'll map where senior hours are going across your accounts, and what converting them back to billable strategy is worth.