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For Scott Margenau, Imageworks Creative

Four more ideas

The first one makes the other three better, so I'd build that one first.

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01, start here

One agent per client, holding everything you know about them

Your portfolio runs from government contractors to medical to hospitality. Every one of those is a different world, and someone has to be holding that context before any work starts.

In That client's brand, industry, past work, and what came up on calls.
Agent Answers questions, drafts copy, and briefs the three ideas behind this one.
Out Every new piece of work feeds back in, so it keeps getting better.

02

Ad reporting, daily and weekly, per client

You manage Google and Meta ads for clients. I run this on my own ad account.

In Each running campaign's numbers.
Agent Cost per lead per ad, measured against that account's own history.
Out Which creatives to kill or scale. It recommends, a person executes. Nothing moves on its own.

03

Deciding what to write about, before anyone writes

You sell up to ten articles a month per client. This one only picks the topics, so it stops well short of the drafting you've said still needs a person.

In That client's business context and what they already rank for.
Agent Checks real search demand against Ahrefs, then filters for what would actually win work.
Out A ranked list of topics, ready to brief. A free tool, not something I built.

04

A first design system before the kickoff call

An agent reads a new client's existing site and social accounts and writes down what their brand actually is. You already do a version of this by hand every time someone asks you to look at their homepage.

In Their current website and social profiles.
Agent Pulls the palette, the typefaces, and how they actually use imagery.
Out A starting design system to react to, instead of a blank page.

One question

Which one of these would save the most time across your client work?

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