Content Writer Clone
Researches topics and drafts blog posts, emails and landing page copy in your brand voice for editor review.
L3 · Execute with approvalMarketing Clones research, draft, repurpose and report in your brand voice. Your marketers set strategy and approve what ships, and the content calendar stops slipping.
Blog, email, social, ads and events all need fresh content every week, and a small team cannot keep up.
Content from different people and tools drifts in tone and messaging, so every piece needs heavy rewrites before it ships.
Someone pulls numbers from five dashboards into a slide every week instead of acting on what the data says.
Briefs, assets, landing pages and lists move through long email chains, and launches slip past the moment.
Researches topics and drafts blog posts, emails and landing page copy in your brand voice for editor review.
L3 · Execute with approvalTurns every new asset into channel-ready posts, schedules them after approval and reports engagement weekly.
L3 · Execute with approvalCompiles weekly performance reports across channels and highlights what changed and why it matters.
L2 · RecommendBuilds campaign checklists, sets up email drafts and lists, and tracks every task to launch.
L3 · Execute with approvalEvery workflow runs at the autonomy level it has earned. Different work, different levels.
A new blog post gets one social post, then nobody has time to do more.
The Clone drafts posts, an email and a snippet for each channel. A marketer approves.
A marketer spends Monday morning screenshotting dashboards into a slide.
The report lands in Slack at 8 a.m. with trends, anomalies and suggested next steps.
Writers start from a blank page and spend hours on background research.
The Clone delivers a sourced brief and draft in brand voice. An editor shapes and approves.
Market changes are noticed weeks late, usually by a sales rep on a call.
The Clone tracks the market weekly and summarizes changes for product marketing review.
And anything else with an API, through custom skills.
A Content Writer and Social Media Clone trained on your brand guide and live for one content stream, with an automated weekly performance report and baseline output measured.
A content or marketing ops lead who owns the brand voice guide, approves templates and decides where Clones can post.
Marketing → Sales: engaged leads handed to the SDR Clone with campaign context and content viewed.
Marketing → Legal: claims-heavy copy routed for attorney review before anything publishes.
We load your brand guide, approved messaging and best past work into the Clone's knowledge, then tune it during the pilot with your editors. Every draft is reviewed by a marketer before it ships, at least until the evidence shows a content type is consistently on brand. Your team keeps the final say.
Only within limits you approve. Most teams start with the Clone drafting and scheduling for human approval. Low-risk, repeatable posts can later go out within set rules, such as approved templates and channels. Anything with claims, pricing or customer names stays behind approval, and every post is logged.
We build rules into the Clone's governance: which claims are approved, what wording is off limits and what needs legal review. Copy that touches regulated topics, pricing or comparisons routes to the right reviewer automatically. The Clone helps catch issues early, but your team and counsel remain responsible for what publishes.
Clones add capacity. They take on research, first drafts, repurposing and reporting so your marketers spend time on strategy, creative direction and the ideas that need a human. Writers and editors stay accountable for quality. Many teams find they can finally cover channels and segments they had to skip.
Book a Marketing diagnostic and we'll map the first rollout with you.
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll set up a time to walk you through Clone.