For marketing consultants
A content workflow for marketing consultants who run content for clients.
One workspace per client. Voice captured by a 15-minute interview, not a style guide. Drafts come out in their voice, not yours. You run an agency-shaped content operation at copywriter pricing instead of agency pricing.
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The problem
Three clients, three voices, one inbox.
You took on a fourth client last quarter and the cracks started showing. The posts started sounding like the same person — you. The cadence on Monday’s LinkedIn for Client A bleeds into Tuesday’s newsletter for Client B. Clients notice. They don’t always say so, but they notice.
The standard playbook doesn’t help. A subcontracted ghostwriter charges $1,500–3,000 a month per client and still needs you to brief them. A generic AI tool flattens every client into the same default voice. Either way, the part you actually own — the editorial judgment — gets squeezed by the parts that should be production work.
The bottleneck isn’t writing. It’s keeping each client’s voice intact while the volume goes up.
How it works
One workspace per client. One voice profile per workspace.
The multi-client part is the product, not a workaround.
Interview the client
Fifteen minutes on a call. They talk; the system listens. Cadence, vocabulary, recurring rhetorical moves, the perspective behind them — captured from speech, not from a brand-voice doc.
One workspace per client
Each client lives in their own workspace with their own voice profile, their own topics, their own queue. Switching between clients is a workspace switch, not a context reset.
Drafts in their voice
Ideas turn into drafts inside their workspace. The drafts read like them — because the model is drafting against their captured voice, not a generic style filter. You edit, you approve.
You stay the editor
You see every piece before it ships. The client never sees the platform. They see consistent content showing up under their name, in their voice, on the schedule you agreed to.
White-label
A white-label content tool for marketing agency work.
Clients hire you for editorial judgment and consistent output. They don’t need to know which platform makes that possible. Authexis stays in your stack; the client sees the work.
Client review without a login
Send a shareable approval link for any draft. The client sees the piece; they don’t see the platform. Their feedback comes back to you in one place, not scattered across email threads.
One queue per client
Each workspace has its own editorial calendar, idea queue, and publishing schedule. You manage all of them from one account; nothing crosses between clients.
Your name on the work
Reports, drafts, and approval links all surface under the client’s brand or yours — your call. No Authexis logo on outputs the client sees.
Publish where they already live
Native publishing to LinkedIn, Beehiiv, Ghost, and WordPress means the handoff is one approval, not a copy-paste into yet another editor.
The economics
A ghostwriter alternative for LinkedIn — at workspace pricing.
A senior LinkedIn ghostwriter runs $1,500–3,000 a month per client. You brief them; they draft; you review; the client reviews. The cost of keeping three clients posting consistently is most of an FTE — and most of your margin.
Authexis runs the same loop without the ghostwriter. The 15-minute interview replaces the brief. The voice profile replaces the back-and-forth on tone. You still own the editorial calls; you just stop paying a person to do the production work between them.
$40–67 per clientinstead of $1,500–3,000. The pricing wedge is real because the workflow wedge is real: one workspace per client, voice from interview, agency-shaped output, no subcontracted writer in the loop.
Built for the lane
Why this fits multi-client content work
Voice doesn't flatten at three clients
Each client has their own captured voice; nothing leaks. Drafts for Client A read like Client A even when you wrote Client B's the day before.
You stay the bottleneck for judgment, not production
Briefing, drafting, formatting, scheduling — all automated against the voice profile. Your time goes to editorial calls, not production work the platform can do.
Onboarding a new client takes a call, not a quarter
A 15-minute interview captures voice; a workspace is provisioned in minutes. The first draft for a new client can land the same week you signed them.
Your stack stays small
Ideation, drafting, review, scheduling, publishing — one workspace per client covers all of it. You aren't stitching together a CMS, a writer, and a scheduling tool per account.
Pricing
One flat fee per client workspace.
No per-seat pricing. No usage limits. Your personal workspace is free as long as you’re running at least one client workspace.
- One workspace per client, with its own voice profile
- Native publishing to LinkedIn, Beehiiv, Ghost, WordPress
- Client review portal — shareable approval links, no login
- Your personal workspace included at no extra cost
- No platform branding on what your client sees
Run content for clients without becoming a full-time ghostwriter.
One platform. One workspace per client. Always in their voice, never yours.