I’m working on a product called Blinkadz.

The short version: I think a large chunk of what small marketing agencies do can (and probably should) be software.

Not strategy. Not big-brand creativity. But the day-to-day execution work: making ads, resizing them, posting them, following up on leads, sending reminders, reporting, etc.

Blinkadz is my attempt to automate that stuff:

Generate image/video ads from a prompt Adapt them for different platforms Schedule posts Capture inbound leads Do basic follow-ups automatically

The target user is founders or small teams who know they need marketing but can’t justify agency retainers every month.

I’m not claiming this replaces great marketers. I am claiming that a lot of marketing work today feels like humans manually running workflows that software should own.

I’m posting here because I want real feedback, not hype:

Where does this break in the real world? What parts of marketing don’t automate well, even with good tools? If you’ve hired or run an agency — what am I underestimating?

Happy to answer questions or share more details if useful.