Turn one blog post into LinkedIn posts, email newsletters, and tweets automatically. New content every Tuesday from work you've already done.
Your agency produces great long-form content but it dies after one publish. A blog post goes up, gets shared once, and that's it. Turning one piece into LinkedIn posts, email copy, and social snippets takes another 2-3 hours. So it doesn't happen. Your best thinking reaches a fraction of the audience it could.
Every Tuesday at 9 AM, the agent checks for any new long-form content from the past week (blog posts, case studies, newsletters in Notion or your content folder). For each piece, it generates: 3 LinkedIn post variants (hook-driven, story-driven, insight-driven), an email newsletter draft, and 5 tweets. Everything matches the original tone. You review and schedule.
Every agency has the same margin killer and most don't catch it until the project is underwater.
It's not bad clients. It's scope creep that nobody tracks.
We built an AI agent that runs every two weeks. It compares the original SOW against every task completed, every Slack request, every verbal agreement from calls.
Last month it caught 13 hours of unbilled work across 3 clients.
The fix wasn't billing more. It was having the conversation before the work piled up.
What's your system for catching scope drift?
Subject: The 13 hours nobody noticed
Every agency leaks hours. Not through bad work. Through work that grows past what was agreed.
We set up an AI agent that checks scope every two weeks...
Copy these prompts into Claude Cowork. Connect your tools. The agent handles the rest.
Read [ARTICLE URL or FILE PATH]. Create the following, matching the original tone exactly: 1. LinkedIn post (hook-driven): Open with a counterintuitive claim. 3-5 short paragraphs. End with a question. Max 1,200 characters. 2. LinkedIn post (story-driven): Open with a specific moment. Build to the insight. Max 1,200 characters. 3. LinkedIn post (insight-driven): Open with a data point. 2-3 supporting points. Close with one implication. Max 1,200 characters. 4. Email newsletter: 150-250 words. Conversational. One CTA. 5. 5 tweets: Each under 280 characters. One idea per tweet. No hashtags.
Common questions about setting up this agent.
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viewI set up AI agents like this for agencies. 30 minutes, no strings.