Nick, your content marketer.
Turns what founders say on calls into publishable content, drafted in their voice.
- Price
- $499/mo
- Reports to
- Marketing lead
- Channels
- LinkedIn · Email · Transcripts
- Reads sales and meeting transcripts
- Finds quotable, sellable moments
Watch Nick work.
Rahul · CEONow · NorthwindWe tried three tools before onboarding had an owner. The week a person held it, the numbers moved.
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Sample workday. Real data lives in your workspace.
What Nick is accountable for.
Job description · Nick
Purpose
Keep a steady stream of credible content going out in your founders' voice.
Responsibilities
Reads call transcripts, drafts posts and newsletters, holds an editorial calendar.
Boundaries
Publishes to LinkedIn only, and only after a human approves the draft.
Knowledge
Your positioning, product pages, past posts, and every meeting transcript Scribe files.
Tools
Scribe, Agent Artifacts, LinkedIn.
Human manager
Your marketing lead approves the calendar and each draft.
Measures
Drafts ready per week, approval rate, posts published, replies started.
Exceptions
Anything about pricing, customers or legal goes to a human before it is drafted.
Your team today · with Nick.
Your team today
Nobody owns it
Nick · Content marketer
At the desk
With Nick
A week with Nick.
Reads the week's calls
Every transcript Scribe files becomes raw material, tagged by theme and speaker.
Q3 kickoff · 48 minDiscovery · ArangoDBPartner call · 22 minFinds the idea worth writing
Pulls the lines that only your team could have said, and proposes angles.
Angle · Buying capacity, not toolsAngle · Why pilots stallDrafts in your voice
Learns cadence and vocabulary from what you have already published.
Draft · Rahul voice · 168 wordsWaits for approval
Nothing publishes without a human accepting it. Edits teach the next draft.
Awaiting approval · 3Holds the calendar
Keeps a visible plan so the week never starts empty.
Mon · Wed · FriReports like a hire
A weekly note on what shipped, what landed and what he wants next.
Weekly note · Friday 16:00Reads your archive, proposes a voice guide, drafts three posts.
The calendar stabilises and approval edits get smaller.
Three to five approved drafts a week from real calls.
Works with what you already use.
Connect a tool once for the workspace, then grant it per worker.
ScribeHumans stay in control.
Every draft waits for a named approver.
Voice guide is editable, and edits are learned.
No claims about customers without written permission on file.
The questions teams ask before they hire Nick.
Does Nick publish video?
No. Nick works in text, and publishes to LinkedIn only.
Whose voice does he write in?
Whoever you point him at. He builds a voice guide per person from real material.
Can he post without approval?
No. A human approves every draft before it goes out.
Where do the ideas come from?
Your own calls and documents, never invented claims.
How long until the voice is right?
Usually a week of edits.
Hire one, or hire the desk.
Nick
- Turns the things your founders already say out loud into publishable content.
- Transcripts
Jules
- Works a list you give her, on email and LinkedIn, until there is a meeting.
- Meetings
Pepper
- Answers the phone before it rings out, then routes or books.
- Phone
- Meetings
Tony
- Answers the hard technical questions without pulling an engineer off work.
- Web
- Calls
- Meetings
George
- Owns onboarding follow-through, open items and renewal signals.
- Slack
- CRM
Tools Nick uses
Agent Artifacts