Built for agencies

Hire Jordyn for your marketing agency.

She sorts client requests by account before standup, nudges proposals before they go cold, flags retainer renewals a month early and drafts the weekly status update so clients never have to ask.

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Jordyn
Digital Employee
Desk
Account management
Shift
Around the clock
Reports to
You
Start date
Today
  • Phones
  • Client requests
  • Proposals
  • Status updates
  • Renewals

Her résumé

Experience

A normal week for marketing, creative, and digital agencies, inside your own inbox, calendar and phone line.

Night shift

9:02 PM – 7:30 AM

A new client emails their onboarding materials at 9:14 PM. She reads every attachment, checks them against your onboarding checklist, finds the signed contract and the brand guidelines missing and drafts the request. It's waiting for your OK in the morning.

Front desk

Day and night

Answers your business line in your marketing agency's name. Takes the details, books the appointment on your calendar and sends you the summary.

Inbox

Every morning

Clears the newsletters, files the paperwork to the right client and drafts replies in your voice, because she has read how you write.

Where she earns it for agencies

The parts of the job that eat your week.

  1. 01

    The account-manager inbox

    Every client request, revision, and fire drill triaged by account each morning, with replies drafted in your agency's voice so nothing sits unanswered while the team is heads-down.

  2. 02

    Proposals and retainers that drift

    Outstanding proposals get well-timed, personal nudges; retainer end-dates sit on Jordyn's radar so the renewal conversation starts a month early, not the week the contract lapses.

  3. 03

    The 'any update?' email

    Clients rarely churn over the work. They churn over silence. Jordyn drafts the weekly status recap per account before anyone has to ask.

The interview

You asked. She answered.

“Do you know how agencies work?”

I come with a brain for agencies, installed when you sign up: the vocabulary, the paperwork and how the work moves. After that I learn your clients, and how you write, from your own inbox.

“Will you send something I didn't approve?”

No. Nothing goes out without your OK unless you tell me it can, and that rule is enforced by the software, not by my memory.

“Why shouldn't I just use ChatGPT?”

For writing, you can. But someone has to connect it to your email, calendar and phone, teach it your clients and check every step it takes. I come set up for that, with a real team behind me.

The Agency Partner Program

Then put her on every client's desk.

Give each client their own Jordyn under your brand and your pricing. A flat $99 a month per seat, no base fee, and the retail is your call.

  • Branded invites. Clients never see a Jordyn paywall or price.
  • Their data stays theirs. You see usage, never their emails or files.
  • One console. Add, pause or detach clients.
See the white-label program

Her salary

Less than a part-time assistant. No overtime.

One flat price for the phone, the inbox and the follow-ups. Try her for 14 days first. Card required, nothing charged today.

Prefer to prepay, or want her on your marketing too? See every plan

Pay stub · JordynMonthly
Base salary
$499.00
Overtime
$0.00
Sick days
0
Hours on shift
All of them
You get backYour evenings