I'm drowning in LinkedIn DMs... so I'm building a LinkedIn Inbox Agent for PodcastBud.

🛠️ Building in public: I’m drowning in LinkedIn DMs… so I’m building a **LinkedIn Inbox Agent** for PodcastBud.

But the key wasn’t the agent.

It was the infrastructure that lets me spin up new “AI employees” (agentic workflows) fast.

Here’s the journey:

1) I asked ChatGPT to help me design a co

One year. ⏳

That’s how long it took me to build PodcastBud on no-code (Bubble).

Today? ⚡
What used to take months now takes days.
What used to take days now takes minutes.

I’m rebuilding my entire podcast marketing AI agency as a SaaS product — and ultimately as an AI agent for podcasters that re

These last weeks I’ve been overwhelmed by my LinkedIn DMs.

Most guests want to help promote the episode.

But they need assets. And clear direction.

What I kept seeing:

Guests asking for clips days after the episode aired.
Hosts scrambling to send materials.
Promo happening late, or not at all.

I kept seeing the same pattern across podcasts:

The episode would go live.
Clips would get made.
Then... nothing consistent.

Not because people didn't care.

But because marketing an episode required touching five different places, and something always got deprioritized.

Podcast marketing is less about what gets created.

It's more about what gets coordinated.

Did the guest get their assets?
Did the clips get posted?
Did the captions get written?
Did the scheduling happen?

Coordination doesn't scale through effort alone.

It scales through systems.

I've watched podcasters set reminders to:

Send guest promo kits.
Post clips to social.
Update YouTube descriptions.
Schedule follow-up emails.

All manually.

It works. But it doesn't scale.

And when priorities shift, it's the first thing that slips.