Automate 7 Projects Marketing with AI for $40
How We Automate Marketing for 7 Projects on $40/Month — Claude + CodexInside APSquared's two-assistant marketing machine. Each project gets its own self-contained AI marketing agent, split between Claude and Codex, and the whole operation runs on two $20 subscriptions.Running a portfolio of small products has one brutal, recurring cost that never shows up on a server bill: marketing every one of them, forever. At APSquared we ship a lot of little bets — BarGPT, TVFoodMaps, Legally Vibing, Idea Launch, FindMyBnB, WordSmash, and this site itself.
- ▪How We Automate Marketing for 7 Projects on $40/Month — Claude + CodexInside APSquared's two-assistant marketing machine.
- ▪Each project gets its own self-contained AI marketing agent, split between Claude and Codex, and the whole operation runs on two $20 subscriptions.Running a portfolio of small products has one brutal, recurring cost that never shows up on a
- ▪At APSquared we ship a lot of little bets — BarGPT, TVFoodMaps, Legally Vibing, Idea Launch, FindMyBnB, WordSmash, and this site itself.
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How We Automate Marketing for 7 Projects on $40/Month — Claude + CodexInside APSquared's two-assistant marketing machine. Each project gets its own self-contained AI marketing agent, split between Claude and Codex, and the whole operation runs on two $20 subscriptions.Running a portfolio of small products has one brutal, recurring cost that never shows up on a server bill: marketing every one of them, forever. At APSquared we ship a lot of little bets — BarGPT, TVFoodMaps, Legally Vibing, Idea Launch, FindMyBnB, WordSmash, and this site itself. Seven products. Each one needs social posts, SEO pages, directory submissions, and someone paying attention to what's working. That's a full-time marketing job I don't have time to do and can't afford to hire for. So I automated it.
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