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Two-person agency BaD Mktg reports $2M+ revenue using a custom AI tool
Key points
- Ian Buck and Yotam Dor run BaD Mktg, a two-person independent agency founded three years ago.
- Their in-house AI tool, Goodie, connects business systems and automates payments, vendor management and admin, with human financial checks kept.
- Buck says the pair work like a dozen-staffer shop, and concepting time dropped from six weeks to six days or less.
- The agency bills without retainers or junior hand-offs, and Buck describes the work as project based rather than billable hours.
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