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Virtual employees for small businesses

Your business keeps working when you no longer can

We put virtual employees to work posting on your social media, answering your customers and keeping your website current. Every day. You approve, they do the work.

Free, no strings attached. In 30 minutes I'll tell you what can be automated in your business and what can't.

Daily Miranda Pardo, AI automation consultant

Businesses already working this way

  • Maruchy Manualidades
  • Gloria Bendita
  • Liudmila Reyes
  • Calma Laboral

Small businesses in Spain with at least one virtual employee running today.

The problem

You're not short on effort. You're short on hours.

What loses money in a small business is almost never a bad decision. It's what there was never time for.

The customer writes at eleven at night

You reply the next day, once they've already asked somewhere else.

Your social media goes quiet for three weeks

You post when you can, which means when things are calm. And no week is ever calm.

You repeat the same task every Monday

Copy, paste, upload, check. Nobody pays you for that, but it charges you in hours.

Everything depends on you being there

If you get ill or take a week off, the business stops with you.

The idea

A virtual employee does one specific task, every day, without being reminded

It's not a robot that does everything. It's someone who handles one thing and does it well, always at the same time.

It handles a task, not your business

Posting, replying, alerting, tidying up. Things you do by hand today that repeat the same way every week.

You give the green light

Before anything goes public, it comes to you for approval. If you don't like it, it doesn't go out.

It works when you're not there

Weekends, August, the week you're running a fever. It doesn't care.

What you can put to work

Four employees. Start with one.

Almost nobody starts with all four. You start with whichever is costing you the most hours right now.

The social media one

Prepares the week's posts, writes them so people find you on Google and publishes them at the right time. All you do is say yes or no.

  • Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google and TikTok
  • Real posters and copy, not generic templates
  • Approve from your phone in two minutes

The online shop one

Uploads products, looks after the listings, warns you what's running out of stock and shows what sells on social media without you copying anything by hand.

  • Product listings written to sell and to rank
  • Stock and order alerts on your phone
  • Catalogue and social media always in sync

The one who looks after your website

Your site stops being a leaflet that sits there. It publishes, updates and makes sure whoever lands knows what to do and how to reach you.

  • Fast site that looks right on a phone
  • Messages land on your WhatsApp, not in a form nobody checks
  • New content without you writing it

The one who answers messages

Answers the messages that arrive out of hours, filters what's a real sale and only pings you when it's worth your time.

  • WhatsApp, Instagram and email
  • Answers the repetitive stuff, passes you what matters
  • Nobody is left unanswered at eleven at night

Real cases

Small businesses with virtual employees at work

Real clients, with names and websites. The hours and money are our estimates, based on what doing the same by hand would cost.

Maruchy Manualidades

Handmade crafts shop in the Canary Islands

Social media employee + shop employee

Handmade bags, dresses and accessories. Every product used to be photographed, described, uploaded and then posted about. Now the catalogue and the social media run themselves and she gets on with sewing.

Estimatearound 10 hours a month no longer spent uploading products and preparing posts

Visit maruchy.es

Gloria Bendita

LGBTI-friendly bar in Fuengirola

Social media employee

Karaoke, themed nights and parties with a fixed date. Each event needed its poster and its post, and nobody at the bar had time to sit down and make them. Now they go out on their own, exact date and poster included.

Estimatearound 12 posts a month on their Instagram that nobody at the bar has to design

Visit instagram.com/gloriabenditafuengirola

Liudmila Reyes

Professional profile: engineering and workplace wellbeing

Website employee

A site that explains who she is and what she does in the first ten seconds, with messages dropping straight onto her phone instead of into a form nobody opens.

Estimateevery enquiry arrives right away, not when someone checks the inbox

Visit liudmilareyes.com

Calma Laboral

Emotional psychoeducation for the workplace

Website employee + content

Tools to protect yourself emotionally in difficult jobs. The site had to convey calm and be findable on Google when someone is looking for help in the middle of the night.

Estimatecontent published without waiting for a gap in the diary

Visit calmalaboral.com

How we start

Three steps and it's running

  1. 01

    We talk for 30 minutes

    You tell me what you do by hand every week. I tell you what can be taken off your plate and what isn't worth touching. Free.

  2. 02

    We build the first one

    We start with a single task, the one eating the most hours. In two weeks it's running and you're approving from your phone.

  3. 03

    It stays working

    Once that one runs itself, you decide whether you want the next. No lock-in and nothing odd to learn.

Pricing

What it costs, said plainly

No setup fee and no long lock-in. Prices are starting points: the final figure depends on how many channels and how much volume.

Start

To get started, low volume

From €149/month

  • 2 social channels
  • 8 posts a month (4 on each channel)
  • Approve from your phone

Growth

Most chosen

The one almost everyone picks

From €299/month

  • 3 social channels
  • 36 posts a month (12 on each channel)
  • Report on what's working

Authority

When this is your living and you can't drop the ball

From €499/month

  • 5 social channels
  • 100 posts a month (20 on each channel)
  • Strategy reviewed every month

Need the website too?

A new site, fast and built to be found, between €1,200 and €1,500 depending on the project. One-off payment, the site is yours.

€1,200€1,500

Estimate: a community manager costs between €600 and €1,200 a month. An agency, between €800 and €2,500.

Questions

What people always ask me

Will it post things without me seeing them?

No. Anything about to go out reaches you first so you can approve it from your phone. If you don't approve it, it doesn't go out. That's the rule and it has no exceptions.

Do I need to know about technology?

No. You get a message, you read it and you say yes or no. I build the rest and you never touch it.

Am I tied in for a year?

There's no long lock-in. If a month isn't worth it for you, you stop and that's that.

What if my business is very small?

That's exactly who this is for: 1 to 50 people. The cases above are a bar, a craftswoman and projects by self-employed professionals.

How long until it's running?

The first one is usually working two weeks after we decide where to start.

Won't it write like a robot?

It writes in your words, because it's taught how you speak first. And since you approve before publishing, anything that sounds off never goes out.

Before you decide

Take the map and look at it in your own time

The 5 processes that steal the most time in your business and how AI solves them. No tech jargon, results-focused.

  • 📋 Customer support
  • 📊 Automated reports
  • 📧 Emails & follow-ups
  • 📁 Client onboarding
  • 📱 Content & social media

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