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AI Automation • Marketing, Sales & Ops
Stop paying
smart people
to copy-paste.
I hunt down the boring manual work in your marketing, sales and operations, automate it with AI, and teach your team to run it. I've done the marketing job. I've done the sales job. Now I build the tools that do the grunt work, so your people can focus on the stuff that actually matters. Nobody hired them to be a copy-paste machine.
Fixed-price projects. No hourly billing. No slide decks about the future of work.
Sound familiar?
I've watched all four of these happen inside real companies. Usually all in the same week.
The Monday report nobody reads
Someone spends half a day every week copying numbers out of Google Ads, Meta, HubSpot and GA into a slide. It lands in a channel. Nobody opens it. And it still can't answer the only question that matters: which of this actually turned into customers?
The lead that sat in HubSpot for three days
A good-fit company filled in your form on Thursday. Someone noticed it Monday. By then they'd booked a demo with your competitor. Not because your team is slow. Because a human had to remember to look.
The follow-up that never got sent
Great call. Everybody nodded. Then the next call started, and the next. The offer got written on Friday, if at all. Deals don't die from bad meetings. They die in the gap after good ones.
Four tools, one spreadsheet, zero truth
CRM says one thing, the billing tool says another, marketing has its own sheet, and the real process lives in one person's head. Every question takes a meeting to answer.
None of these is a people problem. They're a “someone has to remember” problem. That is exactly the kind of work an AI agent sitting between your tools does better than a human, every time, without being asked.
What I've automated
All Work →Real processes, real tools, real hours back. Client names withheld, details on request.
Every paid channel, every website, every analytics source, connected to one AI you can just ask. What's working, what isn't, what to do next. Humans decide. The system does the digging.
Weekly reports used to be copied by hand from five platforms and read by nobody. Now Claude pulls the data, joins it to real signups, and the report answers the question that matters: what actually brought customers?
Search Console, Ahrefs and Google Analytics connected to Claude. Ask what's performing, what's missing, and which questions your site still doesn't answer. Then write that.
Leads used to wait until someone remembered to look at the CRM. Now every meaningful HubSpot event lands in Slack, pre-read by AI, routed to the right person, with the reply already drafted.
Deals don't die in bad meetings. They die in the gap after good ones. Now every sales call is transcribed, read by AI, and turned into a follow-up and an offer draft before the next call starts.
How to work with me
Fixed prices. You know the number before we start.
AI Automation Partner
Hire me for a few months. We map your processes, ship automations every week, and your team learns as we go. Weekly call, direct Slack line to me, no hourly billing.
AI Automation Audit
I sit inside your tools and watch how work actually flows. You get a ranked list of what to automate first, what it takes, and what it's worth.
AI Training for Teams
Hands-on workshops for marketing, sales and ops teams. People leave with an automation they built themselves, not a deck about the future of work.
Vibecoding Coaching
For founders and operators who want to build their own tools. I hold your hand and you ship your first working product in a few hours.
How it goes
Book a call
30 minutes. You tell me where the hours go. I tell you honestly whether AI fixes it or whether you just need a better process.
Map the real process
Not the one on the org chart. The one that runs on Slack DMs, spreadsheets and one person's memory.
Build inside your stack
Claude, MCPs, HubSpot, Slack, your ad platforms, your database. No new tool to log in to. Automations ship weekly.
Hand it over
Documented, trained, owned by your team. You should not need me forever. That's the point.
Built with
Why a marketer builds your automations
The rare combination of understanding the process AND being able to build the fix.
I've done the job
Years in marketing and sales before I wrote a line of code. I know what a pipeline review feels like and which numbers the CEO actually asks about.
I build my own products
AI SaaS, iOS apps, platforms. Shipped, launched, marketed. I don't hand you a spec and disappear. I build the thing.
I've grown things from zero
925K search impressions in 4 months. A 28K-member community from scratch. I automate marketing because I know which parts are worth a human's time.
Things I've built & grown
View All →Own products and growth case studies. Proof I can ship, and proof I can sell.
Built an organic Pinterest publishing system that compounds. 100K+ impressions in the last 30 days alone, with engagement up 441%.
SEO case study: took a fresh domain in a local Finnish niche from nothing to nearly 1M impressions and over 53K clicks.
Built a Reddit community from scratch to 28.7K members, 325K impressions, and 10.8K daily unique visitors.
Time tracking and billing for freelancers who hate time tracking. Clients, tasks, reports — all in one place.
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do you want back first?
Bring one annoying process to a 30-minute call. You'll leave knowing whether it can be automated, roughly what it takes, and what it would cost.
