AI automation for publishers, agencies and marketing teams
I build AI automation that takes over the repetitive, manual work in your operation, so your people spend their time on the parts that actually need a person. The workflows run every day on their own, with nothing to trigger and nothing to maintain.
the-bottleneck
Every input-heavy team hits the same wall. More comes in than anyone can read, sort and act on: feeds, briefs, press releases, prospects, recordings. The judgement, the part that needs a person, is a fraction of the day. The rest goes to getting raw input into usable shape. I ran a publishing operation for years, both sides of it, and watched exactly where those hours went.
That manual layer is the one thing every build I make removes. The input gets read, filtered, researched and structured automatically. Your people start from a near-finished draft and spend their time on the judgement. And it keeps running after I hand it over.
what i build
Every build does the same job: take the raw input a team works from, do the reading, filtering, research and structuring that eats the hours, and hand back a near-finished draft. The judgement stays with your people.
The same principle, elsewhere
Branded content runs the same path as editorial, just slower: briefing, research, angles, draft, revision, sign-off. Built the same way, it turns an approved brief into an on-brand advertorial draft in minutes, so the work starts at the revision stage instead of the blank page.
Same principle, commercial input. Instead of a spreadsheet of names and addresses, it researches each prospect, qualifies them, finds the right contact, and tells you why to approach them and with what angle. The grunt work of prospecting, done before the first call.
how-i-work
Every engagement starts with a discovery conversation. The goal is to find the actual bottleneck, not to build something that looks clever. If automation is the wrong fix, I'll say so.
No off-the-shelf retrofitting. Every workflow is built around your operation, your voice, your stack. The AI doesn't replace your judgement. It clears the repetitive work so your judgement goes where it's needed.
The whole point of automation is that it runs. Daily, reliably, without you having to remember to trigger it. I build and monitor. You get the output, not the maintenance burden.
the-founder
"The bottleneck was never ideas.
It was always operations."
I'm Tim Biesbrouck, founder of Biesbrouck Automation. After a decade in international online publishing, running both the editorial and commercial side of the operation, I moved into AI automation to solve the bottlenecks I'd dealt with directly.
Online publishing is where I started, and where the approach is proven. The same operational bottleneck shows up beyond the newsroom too: in commercial and content work. If a repetitive process is taking your team's best hours, that's what I build for.
is-this-you
You run a lean team or function. More comes in every day than anyone can read, sort and act on, and you're judged on what goes out, with revenue riding on it. That manual layer between the flood of input and the finished output is exactly what I build for. If that sounds like your team, start with a call.