I will build an ai content automation system in your google sheet, apps script


About this gig
You already know AI can draft content. Doing it properly means twenty browser tabs, a prompt you keep losing, and output that still needs rewriting.
I build you the machine instead. It lives in a Google Sheet you own.
WHAT YOU END UP WITH
Paste topics into a column, press one menu item, get back finished drafts - researched, structured, and put through a de-slop pass that strips the phrasing which gives AI away.
Separate passes for research, structure, draft and edit, so a weak draft never reaches you already committed to. It resumes if it stops. Runs on your own API key: pennies per article, no subscription to me.
You get the sheet, the source code, the prompts, and a plain-English handover.
WHY ME
I built this for my own studio before selling it to anyone. It researches a business from its site, judges whether it's worth writing for, then drafts and edits - about 6p a run.
WHAT IT DOES AND DOESN'T DO
Good first drafts, not publishable final copy. Anyone saying otherwise is selling you something. It removes about 80% of the work; the last 20% is still a person.
Message me what you're producing now and I'll tell you whether a build saves you anything.
Get to know ConorFeeney
I make AI written copy sound like a person wrote it
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceAug 2026
- Avg. response time6 hours
Languages
English
FAQ
Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can use a spreadsheet you can run it. Setup is menu items, and I write the handover in plain English.
What does it cost to run?
Only your API usage, roughly 5p to 9p per finished article. No subscription, no licence, nothing to me after delivery.
Do I own it?
Yes, entirely. It sits in your Google account, on your API key. You can edit the prompts yourself and I show you where.
How do I know it will work before I pay?
Message me what you are producing now. I will build the research stage against one of your real topics first, free, so you are judging the actual output rather than my pitch.

