I help B2B SaaS marketing teams hand research, SEO and AEO checks, analytics, reporting and CRM updates to AI agents, so your people spend their time on strategy.
Dorcas understands that content strategy goes beyond writing articles or filling a content calendar. She took the time to understand the audience, identify the right opportunities, and build a strategy around what the business actually needs.
Pulling rankings, updating sheets and moving data between tools eats the time meant for strategy.
Every brief starts with someone opening twenty tabs of search results, competitor pages and Reddit threads.
Numbers come from five tools, get stitched together by hand, and are out of date by the time leadership reads them.
You have a CRM, an AI subscription and an automation tool, but nothing connects them, so the work stays manual.
Sound like you? Here’s how I fix it ↓
Tools I build with
We find the tasks that take the most time and break the most often.
I build the agent or automation with the tools you already pay for where possible.
Your team uses it on real work, and I fix what gets in their way.
You get documentation and a walkthrough, so your team can run it without me.
Dorcas helped us rethink our content strategy at Oakview. She built topic clusters that grew our monthly organic traffic to 248,000, increased demo conversions by 31%, and influenced over $250,000 in pipeline.
The article was well written overall and followed the brief. I’d like to offer you a long-term collaboration as a freelance writer for us.
Brands I have created content and strategy for since 2019.
Need something that does not fit these? Book a call and I will put together a custom proposal.
Mostly n8n, Claude, ChatGPT, Google Sheets, HubSpot and the publishing tools your team already uses. I choose tools you can keep running after I hand over.
No. I build and document the automation so a marketer can run it day to day.
You do. They run in your accounts, and you get the documentation to change them later.
We agree up front which data the automation can touch, and it only runs in tools your company already approves.
Yes. Some clients start with one workflow, then keep me on to automate the next one.
Repetitive work that follows the same steps each time: topic research, content briefs, SEO and AEO checks before publishing, social post drafts and scheduling, and logging sales or leads into a spreadsheet or CRM.
An AI content production app with a research agent, a brief generator and an SEO and AEO optimizer; a LinkedIn personal-branding app that publishes through Buffer; and a sales automation for Lyawellness that logged more than 500 transactions in real time.
Both. Some jobs need an agent that researches and writes, like a brief generator. Others only need a simple automation that moves data from one tool to another. The workflow mapping session shows which one you need.
Yes. I have connected tools such as HubSpot, Google Sheets, Gmail, WhatsApp, systeme.io and Buffer, and I build with the tools you already pay for where possible.
About four weeks for one workflow: mapping in week 1, building in weeks 2 and 3, and testing with your team in week 4 before handover.
Each workflow is quoted separately after the mapping session, because the price depends on how many steps and tools are involved.
Your team tests the automation on real work before handover, and I fix what gets in their way. Where accuracy matters, the workflow keeps a review step so a person checks the output before it goes out.
No. It takes the repetitive steps off their plate, such as research, formatting and checks, so they spend more time on the thinking and original insight that buyers and AI tools value.
You get documentation and a walkthrough, so your team can find and fix common issues. If you would rather not, you can keep me on to maintain it.
Book a 30-minute call and we will map what to automate first.
Dorcas Adisa