Essentials
1 day
What agents change in marketing, Content in your brand's voice, Research and reporting
You leave with A brand brief agents can follow
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Double the output. Keep the headcount. In one to three days your team learns to brief agents on your brand and hand them the drafts, research and reporting.
Most of a marketing week goes on volume work, and volume is what agents multiply.
Illustration: in a marketer's week with agents, the six kinds of work below take up far less of the week, and the time freed up goes into more content.
Built for in-house marketing teams that run their own channels.
A good fit
Not a fit
AI Agents for Marketing Teams runs on your own brand and campaigns. Book one, two or three days; each extra day adds modules.
1 day
What agents change in marketing, Content in your brand's voice, Research and reporting
You leave with A brand brief agents can follow
2 days
What agents change in marketing, Content in your brand's voice, Research and reporting, Landing pages without a ticket, Automating the recurring work
You leave with A landing page you built and one weekly job running on its own
3 days
What agents change in marketing, Content in your brand's voice, Research and reporting, Landing pages without a ticket, Automating the recurring work, Rolling it out across the department
You leave with A shared brand kit, agreed sign-offs and a way to measure the gain
Six years as co-founder and CTO of a marketing agency, plus degrees in psychology and management.
80% less manual work at The Happy Beavers, the marketing agency I co-founded
150+ freelancers, a core team of 11
Top 2% nationally, in a master's in management
BSc Psychology
From a first conversation to a team using agents on its own campaigns.
01
Thirty minutes on your channels and your week. I tell you which work agents can take on, and you get an offer in writing before anything is booked.
02
I rebuild the exercises around your brand guidelines, your tools and one live campaign.
03
Your team works on its own campaigns and leaves with agents already doing part of its week.
What marketing leads want to know before they book.
The course is built to get more out of the team you have. Agents take the drafts, repurposing and reporting, and your people spend the time they win back on ideas and strategy, with a person signing off what is published.
Doubling is the goal the course is built around, and how close you get depends on your week. The gain comes from drafts, repurposing, research and reporting, so a team whose week is mostly that work gets closest and a strategy-heavy team gains less. A first call about your week shows which one you are.
Mostly Claude, including Claude Cowork, plus ChatGPT or the AI features in tools you already pay for. The exercises run on the tools your team will keep using after the course.
Your team writes the brand down in a form an agent can follow and agrees who signs off what. Both are part of the course, and both stay with you afterwards.
The price depends on the length, the group size, the delivery mode and how much preparation your channels and tools need. Tell me about your team and we will work out an offer that works for both sides. You get it in writing before anything is booked.
Have a question that is not here?
Tell me about your channels and your team. A few lines are enough, and I reply myself, usually within a day, with how much of your week agents could take on.
Training in English or German, on site, remote or hybrid.
The same approach, built around different work.
Hand whole tasks to Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and Codex. Ship more with the same team.
See engineering trainingDecide where agents pay off, how to roll them out and how to measure the gain.
See leadership trainingOne-on-one coaching on your own work: six weeks to build the habit, or a single session any time.
See one-on-one coachingIf you already know the tool and the length you want, every course is listed in the catalogue.
Articles on how agents work, for anyone deciding where to use them
Claude now watermarks everything it writes. I read Anthropic's write-up, the EU law behind it and the research to find out who can detect the mark and what removes it.
Step by step, how an AI agent plans a task, uses tools and checks its own work, and how to tell which of your team's tasks it can take on.