Two channels is all the team can sustain, and even that slips.
AI agents that turn one brief into a full content operation
Repurposing, multi-platform publishing, social listening and reporting are the tasks that quietly need a dedicated hire once volume grows. Automate them and the same brief reaches every channel without one.
The admin is not free. You are just not invoicing for it.
Growing the presence usually means hiring a social manager the business does not want to carry, or accepting that the company stays invisible everywhere its buyers actually are.
What we actually build for AI marketing automation
Specific jobs, not capabilities. If one of these is a fight you have had this month, it is the one to start with.
Content calendar as the single source
Everything planned in one place, so the pipeline is visible rather than living in someone's head.
Drafts in the brand's own voice
Generated from a brief, then reformatted per platform rather than cross-posted identically.
Human approval gate
Nothing publishes without a person releasing it, non-negotiable in a regulated business and the reason this could be automated at all.
Scheduled multi-platform distribution
Each platform gets its own timing and format, so adding a channel costs no extra management time.
Social listening and trend alerts
Mentions and keywords watched across platforms, with a ping when something needs a reply or signals a piece worth writing.
Performance written back to the calendar
What worked informs what gets briefed next, rather than living in a platform's own analytics tab nobody reopens.
Research and fact-checking
Claims checked against sources before a draft is written, which in a regulated business is the difference between publishing more and publishing a retraction.
APEX Invest
Two social channels, no dedicated marketer, and a choice between hiring one or staying invisible.
a year in avoided headcount
Read the full build"We expanded from 2 to 9 platforms while cutting our team's social management workload by 88%. It completely eliminated the need for a dedicated hire."
What changes
- One long-form asset cut into platform-native posts, threads and captions automatically
- A single approved piece scheduled and posted everywhere you publish, at no extra management cost
- Mentions and keywords watched across platforms, with a ping when something needs a reply
- Sentiment tracked as it appears, with anything urgent escalated rather than found a week later
- A human approval gate before anything publishes, non-negotiable and the reason this can be automated at all
Who it is for
- Regulated or reputation-sensitive brands
- An approval gate before anything publishes means volume can grow without anyone losing control of what goes out under the brand's name.
- Teams without a dedicated marketer
- Content, scheduling and listening run in the background, so a team that never planned to hire a social manager does not have to.
- Multi-channel B2C and B2B brands
- The same brief reaches every platform in its native format, so growing from two channels to nine costs no extra management time.
What teams building this ask
The questions that come up for this domain and nowhere else.
Who checks what actually goes out under our name?
You do. A human approval gate sits before every publish step: drafts are generated and scheduled, but nothing reaches a channel until a person releases it. That is non-negotiable in a regulated business, and it is the reason this can be automated at all.
Can it really cover nine platforms without a bigger team?
Yes, and that is the proof point behind this page. A UK FinTech went from 2 active channels to 9 with 88% less management time and no dedicated hire, because one approved piece is reformatted and scheduled everywhere automatically rather than rebuilt by hand per platform.
Does it write in our voice, or does it sound generic?
It drafts from your own brief and existing content, not a generic template, and every draft is held for a person to edit or approve before it goes live. The voice comes from what you feed it and what you correct; it is not guessing at a brand tone from nothing.
Book a free strategy call
Pick a time that suits you. Forty-five minutes to work out where automation would actually pay off, and what it would cost to build.
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You will speak to Prakhar, who builds these systems, not a salesperson. Choose a slot and the calendar invite arrives straight away.
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What happens on the call
- 45 minutes with Prakhar, our founder, not a salesperson.
- You leave with a costed ROI forecast and a recommended build.
- No commitment. If it would not pay for itself, we will say so.
No commitment on this call. Fixed price agreed before we start. Half up front, half when it is live and working.
Your records stay in your own systems: your calendar, your CRM, your database. AI processes what passes through and retains nothing between requests, and everything runs on commercial API contracts where your data is never used to train public models.
Phone
+44 7443 880741