Putting AI to work across a national charity
We helped a national charity adopt AI across the team, with a shared AI workspace and the training and guardrails that make it stick.
We built one pipeline that takes a post from written to live on the site and out to three social channels, each with its own artwork, on a schedule.

We have built a single publishing pipeline for the Tees Valley EDI Awards that takes a post from written to live on the website and out across Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, each with its own artwork, on a schedule.
Every post is written to a fixed SEO standard and gets a featured image and a matching social graphic, composed for it from the client’s own event photography, rotating through five layouts so the feed never repeats itself. A person still reviews what goes out; nobody opens WordPress to publish it.

We helped a national charity adopt AI across the team, with a shared AI workspace and the training and guardrails that make it stick.

We rebuilt the awards site off a page builder and onto core WordPress, and gave it a ticket shop that sells on the site itself.

We built the product site and content operation for Obsonis, our own cyber security brand, where finished articles publish to the live site on a daily schedule.
A short diagnosis shows you where AI pays back first, and what it is worth.