
128 product variations smoke-tested in 45 days
For Procter & Gamble.
Not a prompt engineer. A senior marketing leader who builds and runs AI-agent workflows inside marketing teams, with a person approving what goes live. Agent workflows in production since 2023.
It's a senior marketing leader who treats AI agents as a new layer of the marketing operating system, the same way the previous generation treated MarTech, automation, and cloud. The job is to decide what should be done by an agent, what should stay with a human, and how the two surface to the board.

For Procter & Gamble.

For Nestlé.

For BNP Paribas. It was created and run to validate landlord energy needs after the Ukraine crisis.
I map the workflows that repeat and need no creative judgment first. Anything where the answer is a recipe gets an agent. Anything where the answer is taste stays with humans.
n8n, Zapier and Make for orchestration and Claude for reasoning, for repetitive work such as content briefs, campaign QA, weekly reporting and lead routing. Wired into your existing MarTech, not a parallel universe.
Agents aren't a side project. They sit inside the marketing team's daily rhythm: generating drafts, surfacing anomalies, drafting board updates. The human team approves, edits, ships.
Old KPI: hours worked. New KPI: experiments shipped per week, time-to-first-result, board-ready reports drafted by agents and approved by a person. Anything that doesn't move those gets cut.
Guides for the work before a first agent goes live: what to build first, how to set it up, and where it goes wrong.
Pick one frequent, well-defined task, build it with a single AI step in n8n, Make or Zapier, and approve every output until it earns trust.
READ THE GUIDEAn agent that reads your data, flags what changed against normal, explains the most likely reason with the numbers and proposes the decision someone should make. Seven steps.
READ THE GUIDEYour brand rules as an agent that drafts on-brand copy and reviews everything before it ships, citing only approved facts. Six steps.
READ THE GUIDEAutomation follows rules written in advance; an agent works toward a goal. Where each one fits.
READ THE GUIDEThe October 2026 edition report on what agentic marketing delivers today: 33 pages, 216 sources, every figure linked.
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An agentic marketing consultant is a senior marketing leader who designs and operates AI-agent workflows inside a company's marketing function. The agents are not a side project. They are the daily operating system, with a person approving what goes live. The role combines CMO-level strategy with hands-on agent orchestration (n8n, Zapier, Make, Claude).
Marketing automation executes recipes: if X then Y. Agentic marketing executes intent: given this goal and these constraints, plan and act. Automation needs a rule for every case. Agents can handle cases a rule did not anticipate, and they can get those cases wrong, so a person approves before anything spends or promises.
The offer is for enterprise and scale-up marketing teams, usually in the Netherlands or Benelux. I take on situations such as a leadership vacuum, a high-stakes launch, post-merger integration, or putting the first agent workflows into an existing team.
My target for the first useful agent is two weeks. After that the plan follows the published timeline: a first board-ready report by day 30, the engine built by day 60, and scale, measure and transfer by day 90.
From €5,000 to €25,000 per month, set by how much of the function I take on and how many days a week that takes; €25,000 is a full mandate with P&L ownership. Monthly cycles with a 30-day exit clause. Engagements are structured to satisfy the Dutch Wet DBA: clear deliverables, independent working methods, no employment relationship. Audit-ready for legal and procurement.
Utrecht, Netherlands. Operating across NL, Benelux, and EU.
On the call: where you are now, what an agent stack would do for you, and whether the engagement makes sense. If it doesn't, you'll know in 30 minutes.
More on the methodology at marketingupgrade.pro/blog: guides on agentic marketing, interim CMO work and MarTech.