If you are reading this you are one of the first people here, so the forum is small and that is fine.
When you have a minute, reply with three things: what you do, one job an agent already does for you, and one job you would never hand over. It helps the next person find someone who works like them.
Merayalbe, I build agents for two small marketing teams. One agent drafts the weekly paid-social report from the ad exports. I would never let one reply to a customer who is angry.
Priya, email marketing at a fintech. An agent drafts our subject line variants and the preheader. Never handing over: the send button.
Marcus, art director. The agent builds mood boards from a brief in about a minute. It will never pick the final frame.
Hana, growth PM. An agent writes the first draft of every experiment readout from the numbers. I would never let it decide what we ship.
Velayati, marketing ops lead at a subscription business. An agent tags and routes inbound requests to the right person. Never handing over: anything that changes a price.
Dmitri, paid search. Search term reports get read by an agent now and it proposes negatives. I still add them myself.
Tomas, video producer. Agent turns a brief into a first script outline. Not handing over the edit, ever.
Hi, I produce two podcasts. Agent does first-pass show notes from the transcript. I will not let it pick the episode title, it always picks the most boring true sentence.
Amara, social for a travel brand. Agent drafts replies to common questions; a person posts every one. Never handing over anything with a complaint in it.
Design ops. Agent writes the change summary when the component library updates. I would not let it decide what counts as a breaking change.
Beatriz, copywriter. The agent reads my draft and names the weakest sentence. It is usually right, which is annoying. Not handing over the headline.
Elin, brand manager. We keep a list of things the agent may not say about the brand, and the agent reads that list before anything else.
Mei Lin, community manager. Agent drafts the weekly digest from the forum. Would never let it answer a member who is upset.
Ingrid, illustrator. I am here because clients keep asking whether an agent can brief me. Early answer: a bad brief, faster.
Liam, I run a small performance agency. Agents draft the monthly client reports. The recommendations are still written by whoever owns the account.
Grace, head of marketing at a 30-person company. Agents fill the gaps in the calendar. Never handing over the budget conversation.
Zoe, I host a weekly marketing interview podcast. An agent cuts the clip candidates; I choose. It would never pick the episode title.
Ethan, founder, marketing team of one plus agents. They draft nearly everything. I publish nothing I have not read twice.
Maya, freelance strategist. Agents do the competitor reads and the first positioning map. I would never let one write the recommendation.
Patrick, marketing director, logistics. Here to find out what a team of four can realistically run with agents. Not handing over anything a customer reads unedited.
Lukas, first marketing job. I do not run any agents yet; I am taking the courses in order. Hello.
Adam, brand strategist. Agents gather the evidence, I write the argument. Same split as the deck thread from June, which is why I signed up.
Sara, growth lead at a B2B marketplace. New here, reading the back catalogue before I post anything useful.