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Automation & Ops

Run the agency, not the busywork. Client onboarding, automated client communication, reporting and the operational playbooks that ran our own agency.

This is the back office of a multi-client agency, packaged: client setup that runs in a single pass, emails timed to each customer’s own calendar, and performance-drop analysis that checks every channel instead of blaming the first one. The parts assume you manage many accounts, not one.

21 skills · 1 mcp connectors

Who this shelf is for
  • Agency owner re-typing the same onboarding steps for every new client
  • Solo consultant drowning in monthly reports across accounts
  • Ops lead who wants to know why results dropped before the client asks
Where to start

Start with the Marketing Ops Kit; Client Onboarding alone removes the most repetitive setup work on day one.

Skills 21

Automation & Ops Skill

Client Onboarding

Onboard a new customer, set up a new client project, or initialize FAZ 1 for a customer.

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Automation & Ops Skill

Customer Lifecycle

Run every client through the same 8 stages so service becomes a repeatable, professional standard.

$15
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Git Advanced Workflows

Master advanced Git workflows including rebasing, cherry-picking, bisect, worktrees, and…

$15
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Automation & Ops Skill

Lifecycle Mail Cadence

Fire a milestone email cadence with an approval gate, idempotency, and no speculative figures.

$15
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Automation & Ops Skill

Monthly Reporting

Create monthly reports, generate performance reports, or deliver end-of-month client…

$15
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Teklif Üretimi

Generate a designed client proposal as a PDF and an email body, in parallel Turkish and English.

$15
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Automation & Ops Skill

WhatsApp Inbox Panel

A compliant WhatsApp sales inbox with intent scoring, one thread per contact, and clean operator handoff.

$15
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  1. Which agency busywork should I automate first?

    The recurring kind: Client Onboarding turns intake into one transaction, Client Reporting drafts the monthly report from real data, Customer Mail Cadence keeps the touch rhythm without anyone remembering to.

  2. Do the reporting skills write client-ready reports?

    They write the draft the way we send ours: plain language, real metrics only, no internal jargon. You review and send: the structure, the numbers and the “what this means for you” framing are done.

  3. We are not an agency, is this shelf still useful?

    If you have clients, deadlines and repeat processes, yes. Onboarding, reporting, decline-analysis and mail cadence are client-operations problems, agency is just where we stress-tested them.