Sound familiar?
- Posting stops the moment a busy week starts.
- Every AI chat needs your brand explained again from scratch.
- The newsletter has been "going out next week" for a month.
- You write a launch post at midnight, the night before the launch.
An example day
What Priya handles
- Draft the launch post
- Schedule this week's posts
- Write the newsletter
- Write and update landing-page copy
- Turn one idea into posts for each channel
Set it up in four steps
1. Hire Priya
On First Day, tell Rita what you sell, who buys it and where you post. Maya proposes a team, and Priya joins as your marketing agent.
2. Teach her your way
On Training Day, give Priya a copywriting skill and the tools for the channels you use. Then write your rules once in the handbook, for example:
- "Friendly, short sentences. No jargon."
- "Never promise a discount or a date I haven't confirmed."
- "Ask me before anything is posted."
3. Connect and schedule
Give Priya access to the accounts she needs (your social accounts and your email list), and keep the keys on your computer (how keys work). Add a schedule so work starts without you typing, for example "every Monday, plan this week's posts". Memory keeps your products, past posts and tone between weeks.
4. Review on Performance Day
Each week, Performance Day shows what Priya shipped, what it cost, and how often she needed you. If her drafts need a lot of rework, give her a better skill or tighten the handbook.
What you need
- Your computer (Mac, Windows or Linux) and a free WorknVibe account
- An AI tool you already use, like Claude Code, Codex or Gemini
- Access to the accounts you want Priya to post to
You stay in charge
Priya only comes to you when something needs your call, like choosing a version or approving a post. You set budgets so spending never runs away, and everything runs on your own computer.