Vet turned AI marketer
I graduated as a vet, not a programmer. Now AI agents build my ads, sales pages and landing pages with me, and I'll show you how to set one up so it does the job instead of handing you text to copy.
30 minutes · I read every request myself
What I do: your offer, your audience, your page, your ads and your content, with AI agents I orchestrate doing the heavy work.
Most people hand AI work they don't understand yet, and what comes back is average. AI is only as good as what you already know.
So I learned the marketing first, the offer, the audience, the page and the ad, and now AI agents carry the heavy work with me.
Jebril Osawaru
What I do
Five steps, in the order a sale actually happens. I do every one of them, with AI agents carrying the heavy work.
What you sell, shaped so saying yes feels easy: the bonuses, the price, the guarantee, and a real reason to buy today.
Who actually wants what you sell, and the words they use for it, found in what they already post online before you write a single line.
A sales page or a landing page: what to say first, what's missing, and where a reader who's been burned before stops trusting you.
Meta or Google: the hook, the picture, the pixel that counts your sales, and what the numbers are really telling you.
The posts that keep people warm between your ads, so they already trust you by the time the offer shows up.
An AI agent like Claude Code on your own computer, plugged into the apps you already use, so your details live in files and it stops forgetting what you told it yesterday.
The 1:1 call
Any step, on one call: your screen and mine, on your own work, not a slideshow.
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My first Google Ads campaign. 70 leads in five days, not one sale (2023).
About
I graduated as a vet in Lublin, Poland, but somewhere in my fourth year I already knew it wasn't where I was meant to be. I love animals, just not to that level (sorry, horse). Marketing was different, because I studied it like my life depended on it.
My first Google Ads campaign brought in over 70 leads, and not one of them bought. I was playing a blind game, because I didn't know who I was talking to. So I went back in and learned the part most people skip: who actually wants what you sell, and the words they use when they talk about it.
Then AI came in. ChatGPT kept giving me answers I had to fix, so I moved to Claude, and then to Claude Code, an AI agent that works inside my own folders. That's where I learned what nobody tells you: AI is only as good as what you already know. The better I got at marketing, the better it got for me.
Today it writes my scripts and ads with me, edits my videos and builds my pages, and I'm still not a programmer. I didn't need to be one, and neither do you.
Work
Real systems, running right now. Open one to see how it thinks.
Every new listing, every morning at 09:32: LinkedIn, the job boards and companies' own careers pages.
It reads each one against what the person can actually prove, and their rules: language, city, level.
It keeps the few that fit, skips the rest with a reason, and builds a matching CV for each one you say yes to. It never applies on its own.
It got a friend an interview.
A task, sometimes just one keyword.
It finds which of 184 knowledge pages this task needs: 35 marketing masters, every lesson my mistakes taught.
It hands the agent only those pages and keeps the rest closed, because AI doesn't need everything to do good work.
Work that starts from the right knowledge, not from AI's average.
Every session from the day, Claude's and Codex's.
It pulls out every mistake, every win and every loose end, and counts what keeps repeating.
At most five fixes, each with where it came from. It never changes anything by itself.
I wake up to a short list of what to fix, with the proof beside each one.
A queue of finished posts, each with its time and its pictures.
Every few minutes it checks the queue for a post whose time has come.
It posts through LinkedIn's, X's and Facebook's official connections. If it's running late, it waits for me instead of posting at a strange hour, and it never posts twice.
My posts go out while I'm busy with something else.
Six agents researching at the same time.
They ask a small search tool my agent built, instead of holding the key themselves.
The key stays in one locked file that only the tool can read.
A full day of searching. Zero keys leaked.
My words, my photos and a design I approved.
It studies award-winning sites, measures what makes them work, and builds each section to match.
It builds; I decide. Every section passes my eye before it goes live.
It scores 95 or more on Google's speed test on a phone.
Book a call
Tell me what you sell and where you're stuck. I read every request myself, and if I can help, I confirm it and the call goes into both our calendars. If I can't, I'll tell you straight, so neither of us wastes half an hour.
30 minutes · video call · you get a confirmation email once I approve it
Prefer email? support@jebrilosawaru.com
