Pinterest without manual work
For my own Pinterest accounts, a tool checks which article does not have a pin yet, creates the image and the text, picks the board, and publishes on a staggered schedule.
Marketing that runs on set workflows, not in bursts.
I build AI-powered marketing systems: content workflows, enquiry routing, CRM automation, and reporting that shows what worked.
AI only pays off in marketing once it's built into fixed workflows: clean data, reliable handovers, and measurable results. As an AI marketing agency, I use automation (n8n/Make), custom apps, and AI features to do that: producing and distributing content, handling enquiries, and reporting.
Where marketing stalls today
Content comes in bursts
Three posts one week, then nothing for a month — depending on who happens to have time.
Enquiries peter out
They come in, but nobody keeps track of who is dealing with them, or when.
Nobody knows what worked
Without clean measurement, every decision about the next budget stays a gut feeling.
From Pinterest to reporting
Research search terms, group them into topics, and build pin variants from them
Pins from templates
Image, copy, variants, and the finished schedule
Newsletters
Topics from your own archive, draft, review, send
From the form into the CRM
Enrich enquiries from the form, move them into the CRM, assign them with a deadline, and follow up
Short versions for social media
Repurpose long articles as short versions for social media
Metrics dashboard
Metrics from every channel in one dashboard, with an alert when something is out of line
List articles
Structure, review, and publishing, partly automated
Testing ad visuals
Generate ad visuals in several variants, test them, and evaluate which ones work
A system for content, enquiries and measurement
More content — with checks built into the workflow
Automated research and production workflows: topics, keywords, briefs, variants, checks — fewer bottlenecks.
Enquiries handled systematically, not by chance
Forms, tracking, data enrichment, CRM, follow-ups, and fixed response times are all connected. Enquiries are handled as a matter of routine — not forgotten.
Measurement and reporting
Metrics collected automatically (UTM parameters, events, sources) and dashboards with alerts — so your decisions are based on data.
Maintainable workflows
Error handling, logs, automatic retries, and clear ownership are included too.
Five steps from first call to handover
- 1
Intro call
30 minutes, free, booked through my calendar. You tell me which process is costing you time.
- 2
Process review
Together we work out which process is worth tackling first and what it will take.
- 3
Prototype
Within days rather than months, there's a first version for you to try out.
- 4
Pilot
The solution runs in day-to-day operations with your team. Any rough edges get smoothed out.
- 5
Handover and support
Documented, monitored, and developed further if you want. You're not left to deal with it on your own.
Technologies used
n8n, Make, Claude Code (custom apps), TypeScript/Next.js, webhooks, REST APIs, Postgres/SQL, Vercel, tracking/UTM standards
An example from my work
Own products · used in my own business
Pinterest tools — Pinterest MATCHER and Pinspector
Every article gets its pin — created automatically, on the right board, on topics people actually search for.
See the full case →Frequently asked questions
What you'll want to know first
Do you write the content or build the workflows?
I build the workflows that content is created in: topics, keywords, briefs, variants, checks. That is exactly what runs on my own Pinterest accounts — from the article without a pin to the published pin.
How can I tell whether it's paying off?
From metrics that are collected automatically (UTM parameters, events, sources) and dashboards that flag anything out of line.
Roughly how much does it cost?
Prototypes start at €3,000. The intro call beforehand is free.
How long does it take?
You get a first working prototype in days, not months.
What happens in the intro call?
Half an hour, free, booked through my calendar. You tell me which process is costing you time today; together we look at which one is worth tackling first — and whether I'm the right person for it.
Attila Arndt · Triple A Digital, Cologne
Where is your marketing stalling right now?
Pick a time that suits you. In the intro call, we'll work out which process is worth tackling first — and whether I'm the right person for it.
Or email me directly: hello@tripleadigital.de · I reply within 48 hours.