+ AUTONOMOUS AI MARKETING AGENT
Your marketing runs.
You hired no one.
The site, the blog, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, the emails: written, published, followed up. Every day, with no meetings and no briefs to write. Need a change on the site? One WhatsApp message. I'm not selling you another tool to operate — I deliver the outcome, and I run it.
Marketing here means two very concrete things: your online presence — the site, the blog, the networks, whatever shows up when someone types your name — and your acquisition — the people who find you, reply to you, and end up paying.
Whether you're a coach alone with your phone or a twenty-person company, it's the same setup. Only the volume changes.
ONE PRICE, ALL OF YOUR MARKETING
Voice note
Got it. You're launching the 3-month programme at AED 1,500, and Saturdays move to 9am–2pm. Two things are already wrong on the site: the old package is still on the homepage, and the footer opening hours are out of date.
On it:
- Homepage: new programme brought forward, old one archived
- Opening hours fixed everywhere, footer included
- An article on the question people ask you before buying
- Thursday's newsletter rewritten around the announcement
- Six posts prepared for Instagram, TikTok and Reddit
- Welcome sequence updated for new signups
It's live. Here's what moved:
- The site see the page ↗ New programme on the homepage, hours fixed — published 3 min ago
- Newsletter read it ↗ “What changes from Saturday” — goes out Thursday 9am
- Social see the queue ↗ 6 posts queued: 2 Instagram, 2 TikTok, 2 Reddit, spread over 9 days
Where exactly did you put the price?
On the homepage, in the pricing section, and in the FAQ — I added “how much does it cost” there, because it's the question that comes up most in your DMs. The old package stays reachable for people who already paid for it.
A typical request, spoken out loud — condensed into a few seconds.
Graduate engineer, French engineering school (EPITA, Paris), 7 years on production apps. These agents run for my own products first.
+ THE OFFER, IN ONE SENTENCE
- I help
- founders whose marketing still rests on their own shoulders — from a coach alone with a phone to a twenty-person company
- who have the problem of
- five roles at ~€15,200/month to cover the scope — €182,000 a year — so nobody covers it: the blog stopped at article three and weekend messages go unanswered
- to
- a site, a blog, the networks, the DMs and a newsletter published and followed up every day, with no meetings and no briefs to write
- with
- your entire marketing function operated by a fleet of agents, with a single point of contact
- in
- a 4-week setup — by the end, it publishes
- for
- €5,400 setup then €990/month, against €15,200 in salaries: the setup pays for itself before month one ends
- without
- no weekly meeting, no briefs to write, no hiring, and not one of your tools replaced
- otherwise
- if it isn't publishing without you by the end of week 4, the setup fee is returned and the monthly never starts
To say no, you have to say: « €990 a month is too expensive for work I price myself at €15,200. »
+ WHAT IT COSTS YOU TODAY
You're not looking for an employee. You're looking for the work to get done.
Covering this properly takes five roles. Here's what they cost, every month, before you even know whether they perform.
Web developer
The site, the pages, the blog, the deploys — and someone to chase for every change.
~€4,000/mo
Community manager
Publishes, replies, holds the pace across three networks.
~€3,000/mo
Content manager / SEO writer
Blog articles, newsletter, optimisation for Google and for the AI engines.
~€3,000/mo
Video editor
Short formats for Instagram and TikTok, captioned, repurposed.
~€2,700/mo
Sales / prospecting
Finds the right accounts and goes and talks to them in DMs, every day.
~€2,500/mo
The total, every month
~€15,200
And that total assumes all three are good, that they stay, and that someone coordinates them. In a small company, in practice, the founder does all of it on a Sunday night — or nobody does.
+ WHAT THE AGENT DOES
Seven pieces. They run together.
Each one already exists and runs on my own products. What I install for you is the same setup, with your voice and your offer. And it isn't only about bringing people in: half of this setup is about keeping the ones already there.
The site, editable over WhatsApp
A fast site, written to sell, published and measured. Want to change a price, a photo, a sentence? Send a WhatsApp message and it's live. No ticket, no agency to chase, no interface to learn. And it doesn't sit still: the analytics say what converts, and what converts is what stays.
- One change = one WhatsApp message
- Analytics wired from day one
- The pages that convert best are the ones kept
- Bilingual if you need it
A blog that ranks on Google — and inside the AI engines
Articles structured to be found by classic search and picked up by answer engines: the question as the title, the answer up top, dated facts. It's the same chain that runs my own blog, in twenty languages.
- 4 articles a month
- Extractable structure
- Position tracking
- Translated if you target several markets
Reddit, without getting banned
The channel that punishes classic marketing hardest. And it isn't only for finding customers: the niche communities your users already hang out in are how you keep them. Being there when they talk about your subject between two purchases is retention — not advertising.
- Warmed portfolio accounts
- The niche subs your customers are already in
- Six weeks of comments before the first promo
- Every removal logged, the sub pulled from rotation
Instagram and TikTok
You film rough on your phone, no production, no script to memorise. The editing, captions, repurposing and publishing happen alongside. Fully generated video is possible and it covers the gaps — but let's be clear: your own face will always work better, and I'm not going to tell you otherwise.
- You film rough, the editing happens alongside
- 12 videos a month, word-level captions
- Automatic publishing on Instagram, TikTok second
- Full generation available, as a stopgap
Replies to comments and messages
An unanswered comment is a lost customer, and Sunday counts as much as Tuesday. The agent replies, qualifies, and hands over to you the moment it becomes a real sales conversation.
- Comments and direct messages
- Seven days a week
- Qualification before handover
- You keep the closing
Prospecting by direct message
The agent finds the accounts that look like your target, writes a message that reads like nothing copy-pasted, and submits it to you. You approve, it sends. Around ten a day, every day — volume is what produces the result, and it's exactly what nobody sustains by hand.
- The accounts that look like your customers
- A message written for the person, not a template
- Nothing goes out without your approval
- Around ten a day, every day
Email onboarding and the newsletter
A sequence that welcomes every new signup, and a weekly letter that goes and finds your industry's news on the web, writes it in your voice and sends it. It then reads its own open rates to write the next one.
- Automatic welcome sequence
- One letter a week
- News sourced from the web
- Adjusts on opens and clicks
+ WHAT YOU GAIN BY STAYING
Month 6 is invoiced like month 1. It doesn't produce the same thing.
This is where it parts ways with an employee or an agency. They cost you the same every month and start from scratch every time someone leaves. Here the price doesn't move, but everything learned stays — and compounds.
You never say the same thing twice
In the first weeks you correct the tone, the wording, the things not to say. Every correction becomes a written rule. An intern, meanwhile, walks out after six months with everything you taught them.
Your site converts better than on day one
When one page sells better than another, that's the one we keep. After six months your site no longer looks like the one you started with, and it isn't a matter of taste — it's what the numbers say.
Next month starts from what worked
The formats, angles and timings that produce something get spotted and replayed. The ones that produce nothing go. You're not buying the same first month twelve times over.
+ THE PRICE
Three lines. Published.
No open-ended quote, no vague package. You know before we start what a normal month costs and what a heavy month costs.
The groundwork
once, 4 weeks
€5,400
Everything that has to exist before the machine runs. At the end of it, things ship.
- The site and its landing page, live
- Analytics wired
- The WhatsApp change channel, open
- Your brand voice, written and signed off by you
- Social accounts prepared and warmed
- The email welcome sequence
- The first articles and the first videos
The monthly
all of your marketing, operated
€990/mo
The outcome, every month, without you having to ask. No lock-in, 30 days' notice.
- 4 blog articles
- 20 social posts
- 12 videos edited from your footage
- 1 newsletter a week
- ~10 prospecting messages a day
- Replies to comments and messages, 7 days a week
- One readable monthly report
The meter
beyond the quota
per unit
A launch, a peak season, a campaign. You know what it costs before you ask for it.
- Extra blog article — €190
- Extra social post — €45
- Extra video — €12
- No “unlimited”: that's a lie on a delay
What you're comparing against
The five roles you'd have to hire cost about €15,200 a month. The monthly is €990. Don't take my word for it: take the salaries you'd pay in Dubai and do the maths yourself.
And so there's no misunderstanding: the €990 is my price, not an infrastructure cost. What the machine costs me to run is my problem, not a line on your invoice. You're not buying a script that gets handed over and left with you — I operate it. When it breaks, it's my night, not your budget.
+ WHAT STAYS YOURS
You don't rent your own marketing.
The obvious risk with an offer like this is becoming dependent. Here's where the guardrails are.
The accounts are yours
The site, the domain, the social accounts, the email list: all in your name, on your access. I work inside them, I don't own them.
The content stays up
If we stop, the articles, videos and threads remain. It's an asset that keeps bringing people in long after the last month you paid for.
You sign off, and everything is logged
Nothing goes out without you seeing it first, and on sensitive subjects sign-off is mandatory. Every publication, every reply, every removal is dated and reasoned: if you want to know what was published in your name three months ago and why, the answer exists.
Anyone can take it over
The code and the automations belong to you, and I'll document them properly if you ask. A junior can pick it up: you're never stuck with a system nobody else knows how to run.
Truth from the trenches.
They say it better than I do. 4 angles, 4 proofs.
"Youcef held the Flutter lead dev role within the Renault teams, and also onboarded Flutter devs in Brazil on an international project. Reliable and invested, he takes full ownership of the responsibilities he's given. I recommend Youcef for his professionalism and mindset."
"Youcef gave me the opportunity to work on an alarm feature for his app Evolum. Communication was fluid. His expectations were clear. The goal was reached thanks to a simple and concise brief. I thank Youcef for his clarity of mind and his trust. I can't wait to work with him and Evolum again someday."
"I worked with Youssef for two years — very dynamic, an excellent developer, technically solid and always involved in what he does. He knows how to listen, share and move the team forward simply. Always motivated, he brings real positive energy and good vibes that make the difference day to day. I recommend Youssef without hesitation and would be glad to work with him again."
"Quickest learners I have seen and always up to the work which was assigned to him. I have worked directly with him and Youcef was always ready for helping out anytime. Very cool, calm and composed when it comes to issues debugging and excellent root cause analysis skill. He has shown immense growth now and working with probably one of the best technologies."
"Youcef is a passionate developer with great potential. I had the chance to work with him on a project using React Native, among other technologies, and he showed a real ability to adapt and to bring ideas forward."
"Youcef ships features in days, not weeks. When we have an idea on Monday, it's live on Friday. In 7 years of working together, he built technical foundations so solid that the app still runs today with 500€/mo costs. He's the CTO every entrepreneur should have."
"I had the chance to work with Youcef for over 5 years, and I was impressed by his skills. He brought my craziest ideas to life — ones that demanded real technical feats. He is precise, rigorous, fast and an extremely good listener. It was a pleasure working with him on this project. I won't hesitate to call on his services again!"
"We built a complete social network in 60 days. Feed, auth, IA, paywall — everything. What blew me away: the architecture was clean from Day 1. No technical debt. Ready to scale. Youcef codes like a senior but ships like a hacker."
+ THE OBJECTIONS
What you're already wondering.
Will people tell it's AI?
What gives an operation away is almost never the text — it's regularity, and only ever talking about yourself. Both are driven: the cadence is never on the hour, and most of what gets published sells nothing. On Reddit, where the audience is the most hostile on the web, the threads are public: go read the comments.
What's still on me?
Three things. Strategy — it's your business, you know it better than I do. Signing off what ships in the first weeks, while your voice gets dialled in. And closing: the agent qualifies and hands over, it doesn't sign for you.
What if my marketing already runs?
Then the real question isn't whether it runs, it's what doesn't. In most companies I see there's a blind spot: the blog stopped at article three, weekend messages go unanswered, the site hasn't moved in a year, or you post and nobody ever replies. Tell me which one sounds like you and I'll answer straight — either you need the whole setup, or you need one agent, far more targeted and far cheaper.
How is this different from your “AI Agents” offer?
On that page, you pick one role to automate and I deliver it. Here, the entire marketing function is taken care of, with one contact and one price. It costs more, and it covers six pieces instead of one. If one role is all you need, take the other one — I'll tell you so on the call.
How long before I see something?
The site and the first publications ship during the four weeks of groundwork. Search takes months, not weeks — anyone promising you otherwise has never done it. What you'll see quickly is the pace: it publishes, it replies, every day.
And if it doesn't suit me?
The monthly has no lock-in, with 30 days' notice. You keep the site, the accounts, the content and the list. I'd rather you leave with everything than stay because you're stuck.
+ NEXT
Tell me what you sell. I'll tell you what I'd publish in week 1.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We look at your offer, your market and what you do today — and I'll tell you honestly whether this is the right offer for you.