AI tools can do a lot, but most businesses don't need more tools. They need a few reliable workflows that fit how they already work. I combine 25 years of design and marketing judgment with hands-on AI experience to build workflows that take busywork off your plate while keeping a person in charge of the final call.
What I can build for you
- Content workflows. Turn one idea into a blog post, an email, and social posts, drafted with AI and refined in your voice.
- Marketing automation. Scheduled drafts, reminders, and hand-offs so campaigns keep moving without constant manual effort.
- Brand-safe prompts and guides. Reusable prompts and style rules so everything AI helps create still sounds like you.
- Repurposing. Turning long content like articles, videos, and webinars into short posts and clips.
- Faster design production. Quicker first drafts of graphics, social cards, and presentations, finished with a designer's eye.
- Team training. Showing your team how to use AI tools effectively and responsibly.
A real example: this website
This site runs on the kind of workflow I build for clients. Each week, an AI-assisted process drafts a new article from a planned topic list and creates matching social media graphics and captions. Nothing publishes on its own: I review, edit, and approve every piece in a simple admin panel I built, then publish with one click. A task that used to eat hours becomes a short editing session.
Human judgment, AI speed
AI is great at first drafts, variations, and repetitive tasks. It isn't great at knowing your customers, your brand, or when something just feels off. Every workflow I build keeps a person in the loop for strategy, quality, and final approval.
Common questions
Which AI tools do you use?
I work with tools like ChatGPT and Claude, plus automations built around the software you already use. The right tool depends on the job, and I'll recommend what fits your budget and your team.
Will AI-written content hurt my SEO?
Google cares about whether content is helpful, not whether AI touched it. Thin, generic AI content can hurt you. Content that's reviewed, fact-checked, and written for real customers can perform well, and that's the approach I take. More on that on my SEO page.
I'm not technical. Can I still use this?
Yes. The goal is a workflow that feels simple on your end, like reviewing a draft and clicking approve. I handle the setup and show you how it works.
Want to see where AI could save your team time? Let's talk.