Services
AI automation services, built and run by one consultant, not an agency.
People searching for an AI automation agency are usually comparing options. Here is the honest one: I am Mark Cijo. I do this work myself. There is no sales team, no junior bench, and no slide that pretends I have thirty engineers. I already run an 18-agent agency. The service is to design and implement a similar system around how your operation actually works, then hand it over.
If you wanted a large agency, this will feel small on purpose. If you wanted a freelancer who disappears after a Zap, this will feel more like a system. Remote work. I used to run a digital agency in Dubai and still work with UAE operators the same way I work with businesses in the US, UK, and Australia: a call, then a build on a machine you own.
Same calendar as the rest of the site. We talk through how your week runs.
What you are actually buying
Not a chatbot on a website. Not a retainer that is mostly status meetings. AI automation services here means: name the repeating jobs, decide what an agent should own, build it, put it on a schedule, and leave you able to change it.
Follow-ups, reports, scheduling, monitoring, inbox triage — the same layer I describe on AI automation consulting. Consulting is the map. This page is the delivery of that map, if a build is warranted. Implementation detail lives on AI agent implementation.
Packages and prices are on the services page. I will not invent a custom rate card here. The 30-minute call is how we find out whether a solo agent is enough or whether you should wait.
Solo versus an agency
An agency can be the right hire if you need many people in parallel and a process for swapping them. That is not what I sell. You get one person who already operates with agents, who will tell you when not to build, and who will not staff your project with people you never meet.
You also do not get a “start an AI agency” pitch. I am not recruiting operators who want to become vendors. I am talking to people who have a week full of repeating work and want that work to run without them checking it all day.
The public proof is my own setup, not a wall of unnamed client logos. Read the case study if you want the architecture. Then book the call if you want it built for you.
Related: AI automation consulting · AI agent implementation · AI consultant for small business
Questions I get
- Are you an AI automation agency?
- No. I am one consultant. I used to run a digital agency in Dubai; I do not staff this work as a large agency. You talk to me, I design the system, I build it, and you keep it. If you need a 12-person delivery team and an account manager, that is a different hire.
- Is this closer to hiring an AI automation freelancer?
- Closer to a freelancer than to an agency, with one difference: I already run my own operation with 18 agents, so the work is implementation of a system I use, not a one-off script. You still get one person accountable, not a bench that rotates.
- What do AI automation services include here?
- A call to map the week, a recommended starting size, then — if it is warranted — agents or simpler automations built around the jobs that repeat. Follow-ups, reports, scheduling, monitoring, inbox triage. Packages and prices are on the services page.
- Do you also work as an AI integration consultant?
- If the job is connecting tools you already use so an agent can do the repeating work, yes. If the job is a six-month enterprise integration programme with a PMO, no. I will say which of those you actually have.
- Do you help people start an AI automation agency?
- No. This page is for operators who want work taken off their week. I do not sell a course on becoming an agency.
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We walk through how your week actually runs. I tell you whether agents are a fit, and what I would start with if they are.
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