AI assistants & chat
Branded assistants that answer customers, qualify leads and route the rest to a human, around the clock.
Being outside Metro Vancouver should not mean settling for whoever is nearest. Most of our work runs perfectly well over video, and we are in your timezone.
Businesses in Kelowna, Victoria, Nanaimo, Kamloops and Prince George tell us the same thing: the local options are limited, and the Vancouver agencies either will not take a smaller account or charge city rates for it. Meanwhile the work itself — strategy, content, scheduling, reporting, automation — almost never requires being in the room.
We are based in Delta, which means we are on Pacific time, we bill in Canadian dollars, and we understand the BC context: the tourism seasonality, the trades and resource businesses that have never needed marketing until suddenly they do, and the small operators competing against national chains with far bigger budgets.
A kickoff call, a shared content calendar you can see at any time, a monthly review with real numbers, and a channel where you can reach us between them. We will travel for a shoot or a launch when it is worth it — and say so when it is not.
Branded assistants that answer customers, qualify leads and route the rest to a human, around the clock.
On-brand captions, variations, and visuals — drafted in minutes, approved by humans.
We wire your CRM, database, ads and inbox together, and build the internal tools and dashboards that sit on top.
We map exactly where AI fits your business — and where it absolutely shouldn’t.
We audit your channels, audience, and goals to see the full terrain.
A clear strategy: platforms, content pillars, KPIs, and where AI accelerates it.
We create, publish, and run campaigns — humans and AI working together.
We track, test, and refine with data so every month outperforms the last.
Yes, and increasingly it is most of the new work. Strategy, content, scheduling, reporting and automation all run fine over video, and we are in the same timezone as you.
For a shoot, a launch or an on-site event, yes, with travel quoted separately. For everything else we would rather put that budget into the work.
Yes. The pattern we see most is teams trying to create content during their busiest eight weeks. The fix is almost always building and banking content in the shoulder season instead.
That is a common starting point. The audit will tell you the two or three things worth doing first, in order, rather than handing you a strategy deck you will not action.
Sometimes. It is good at drafting, sorting and reporting. It is bad at being the voice of a business people choose because it is local. We map where it fits and are explicit about where it does not.
Free audit of your social, your AI readiness, or both. We’ll tell you what is worth doing — and what isn’t.
We’ll read this properly and come back to you within one business day.