Hamza O.

MedMasters, a marketing agency I worked with, was running every client project by hand. Someone signed, and then a person sat there building the project, writing out every task and every due date, one at a time and then I automated 70% of their fulfillment. They went from $22K a month to $65K in a couple of weeks, and $82K after that.

That is what I do. I take the work your team does by hand, and I build the software that does it instead.

A few more:

→ A PR agency of four was finding journalists, researching them and pitching them, all by hand. I built them one platform that organizes the projects, does the research and the pitching automatically, and the founder runs the whole agency on his own now. He takes on more clients than he did with a team.

→ A construction company was sending sales emails by hand and not getting enough leads. I built them a system that finds their buyers in directories and websites and I've added $4.5M into their pipeline in about 90 days.

→ An email agency was already using Claude to write campaigns and it still took 45 minutes each. Every copywriter was hand copying context from one client to the next. They were only able to make 11 emails a day per copywriter. So the head of ops ended up writing campaigns himself because the team was maxed out. The quality moved around too, because there was no set way to do it. I built them one system and a campaign now takes 5 minutes. That is 9 times the output from the same people, so they stopped being supply constrained. They were about to make two hires and they didn't, which saved them $70K a year. And they are 14 days ahead on copy for the first time. The feedback coming back from their own clients was that the copy was great, and that it read like the agency understood their business better than they did themselves.

→ A server hosting company wanted blog posts written for them automatically. The posts had to follow real SEO rules, so simply using ai wasn't gonna help. Two freelancers tried and failed and it took them 2 months each. I built them a system that researches, writes and publishes across all their sites. It saves them more than $100k in payroll, and their pages now rank high for their keywords.

→ A garage door wholesaler took every order by phone, then sent price sheets back and forth, which took them days to close deals and the customer experience wasn't that great. I built the portal his dealers order through themselves, and they got 6 figures in invoices in a weekend.

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