AI for agencies: client updates and content that ship themselves
Toby Banks — Founder, Skillzy
The dispatch
New listings, creator interviews, the occasional discount. Every other Friday.
Agency margin dies in two places: the weekly client update that takes an hour nobody billed, and the one piece of content that should have become ten and became one.
What the agents run
- Weekly client updates drafted from the actual work log, on schedule
- One asset repurposed into the week’s posts, in each client’s voice
- Clean designer-to-dev handoff packs so nothing gets lost in translation
Where the judgement stays
Strategy, creative calls, the client relationship — all yours. This clears the recurring production drag so the team’s hours go to the work clients actually pay for.
The weekly updates stopped being a Friday tax. That is real margin back.Featured listing
Weekly client update, written.
Turns your task tracker into a client update they actually read.
Weekly client update · $16 →Featured listingOne post → ten.
A long post becomes a thread, a newsletter blurb, and five shorts.
Content repurposer · $16 →Handing work between design and build? The handoff pack stops the leak.
Featured listingDesigner handoff pack.
Turns a finished file into a clean dev-ready handoff doc.
Designer handoff pack · $15 →Liked this? Get the next one.
Field Notes, every other Friday. No spam.
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