Content Marketer AI agent — built, trained on your brand, and managed
A content agent that writes your blog posts and social copy in your voice and lines them up for a quick approval, so publishing doesn't wait on you finding a free evening.
What it does
Drafts your weekly LinkedIn posts in your voice.
Works from your positioning and past posts, writes the week's drafts in a shared doc, and routes each one for your sign-off before it schedules. Output: 3–5 ready-to-approve posts sitting in your queue every Monday.
Turns one blog post into a week of content.
Takes a single long-form piece and spins it into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, and a short newsletter blurb — each rewritten to fit the channel, not copy-pasted. Output: one asset becomes five channel-fit derivatives.
Runs a first-pass edit on anything you write.
Paste a rough draft; the agent tightens it, cuts filler, and flags claims that need a source — then hands it back for your call. Output: a cleaner draft with edits marked, nothing published without your yes.
Keeps a running content calendar.
Tracks what published where and when, and what's queued next, so you can see the month at a glance instead of reconstructing it from memory. Output: a live calendar you can open any time.
Before / after
Illustrative example — not a client result.
Before: You're writing LinkedIn posts at 11pm because that's the only quiet hour, and the blog hasn't been touched in six weeks. Content is the thing that slips every time the week gets busy.
After: Monday morning there's a week of drafts waiting — posts in your voice, a blog draft from the idea you mentioned last week, all sitting in a doc for a five-minute review. You approve, edit, or send one back. Publishing runs on a cadence instead of on guilt.
How it’s built and managed
Same four steps for every Covey agent. Design: we sit with you to define the role — what it writes, in what voice, on which channels, and what always needs your approval. Build: we train it on your brand, your past content, and your tools, then test it against real briefs. Live in 2–3 weeks, often faster: the agent starts producing, with approvals on by default. Managed: we run it after launch — tuning the voice, adjusting the cadence, fixing what drifts. Every deliverable passes an Editor-in-Chief review before it reaches you, so the work reads like it came from a real team, not a text generator.
You stay in command. Nothing publishes without your sign-off, and you can task the agent in Slack like any teammate.
FAQ
- Will the posts actually sound like me, or like generic AI?
- They're trained on your existing writing and reviewed by an Editor-in-Chief before they reach you. If a draft doesn't sound like you, you send it back and the agent adjusts — that's the management layer doing its job.
- Does anything publish without my approval?
- No. Approvals are on by default; every post waits for your sign-off before it schedules.
- Can it write long-form, or just social?
- Both — blog drafts, newsletters, and the short-form derivatives that come off them.
- How is this different from a chatbot that writes posts?
- A chatbot writes when you prompt it and forgets the context next time. This agent holds a defined role, knows your voice, keeps your calendar, and is managed over time. (More on the difference.)