FOR CONTENT AGENCIES
Thirty clients. A hundred posts a month. Distribution is a headcount problem.
At your volume, repurposing isn't a task — it's a role. Either someone is doing it full-time, or it isn't happening. GoMimic turns every published post into its distribution assets automatically, in each client's own voice.
No account needed. Takes about a minute.
The moment it goes wrong
You hired someone to repurpose content. Or you meant to, and instead it's spread thinly across three people who each do it differently.
Either way the same thing happens: the person doing the repurposing doesn't know how each client sounds. They can't — nobody holds thirty voices in their head. So the LinkedIn post reads like the agency wrote it, because the agency did.
Then the client notices it doesn't sound like them, and now there's a revision cycle on work that was already a margin loss.
1 in 3
Only one in three B2B marketers say they have a scalable model for content creation. The most-cited challenge outside creation itself is lack of resources, at 54%.
Which is to say: the thing breaking at your volume breaks at most agencies your size. It isn't a discipline problem. Writing scales by hiring writers. Voice consistency doesn't scale by hiring anyone.
What it costs you
This one's easier to price than most, because it's usually a person.
A part-time content VA is real money every month doing work that is almost entirely mechanical: read the post, rewrite it four ways, match the tone, format it, hand it over. The judgment in that job is the voice — and the voice is exactly the part that doesn't survive being spread across thirty clients and one freelancer.
If it isn't a person, it's your senior people doing junior work on a Friday, which costs more.
What changes
Every client gets a stored voice profile, learned from their own published writing and sharpened every time a new post runs through. Paste a post, get the full set back already in that client's voice.
The voice doesn't live in anyone's head, so it doesn't leave when they do, and it doesn't degrade at volume. Client thirty gets the same treatment as client one.
VOICE MEMORY
It gets more accurate every time you use it
Every client gets a permanent, scored voice profile — learned only from their real writing, never from GoMimic's own output. A habit only enters the profile once three separate posts confirm it, so accuracy compounds the longer you use it, not just the more you create.
Held back (1 of 3 documents confirmed)
Opens with a one-line question. Noted, not used.
Still waiting (2 of 3 documents confirmed)
Never uses exclamation marks. Two documents is not enough.
In the profile (3 of 3 documents confirmed)
Short paragraphs, plain verbs, no hedging. Applied from here on.
A drawing of the rule, not a measurement.
Why it matters at your size
The agencies holding thirty clients profitably are the ones where the repetitive half of the work stopped needing a person — not the ones who found a better person.
Flat pricing for agencies. Not per-seat. Not per-client.
Add a client. The bill doesn't move.
Both plans start with a 7-day free trial. No credit card.
Pro is $69/mo. Add clients and the per-client figure keeps falling; the total stays put.
Pro
up to 7 clients
Choose Pro- Included:All formats, every client
- Included:Permanent voice memory per client
- Included:Client approval links
- Included:Publishing calendar
- Not included:White-label client portal
- Not included:Second approver
- Not included:Search Console reporting
- Not included:Branded PDF client report
- Not included:Weekly agency summary email
Agency
unlimited clients
Choose Agency- Everything in Pro
- White-label client portal
- Second approver
- Search Console reporting
- Branded PDF client report
- Weekly agency summary email
No credit card for the trial
Export everything, any time
Your content is never used to train AI models
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Questions agencies ask
Can this replace our content VA?
For the repurposing part of the role, largely yes — that work is mechanical and voice-sensitive, which is the combination this is built for. Most agencies find the person moves onto work that actually needs a human rather than leaving.
Thirty clients means thirty voices. Does it hold up?
Each client has its own stored profile, learned only from that client's real writing. They can't bleed into each other. The dashboard shows a match score per client, so you can see which are well calibrated and which need a few more posts.
What about clients who need approval before anything goes out?
There's a client approval portal built in — send a link, they review and approve without creating an account, and reminders go out automatically if they sit on it.