I’m looking for five small businesses spending $2k a month or more on CPC ads across Google, Meta, and Reddit. If that’s you, keep reading. If it isn’t, you probably know someone it is.
Over the last 15 years I’ve built multiple businesses from zero to millions of users. Every one of them ran on the same thing: the flywheel effect. You run experiments on the product, the story, and the marketing. You keep what works. You go round again, and again, until the whole system runs like a well-oiled machine.
The slow part was always the loop itself. Someone has to pull the numbers, read them, decide, write the thing, ship it, and wait. Agents are good at that work now. What they haven’t had is a safe way to touch the ad accounts.
So for the last six months I’ve been building one.
FlyWheel is two things in one install. Nine marketing agents covering strategy, campaign design, copy, brand, content, SEO, and getting cited by the AI assistants — collected and sharpened over months of running my own marketing through them. And a connector that gives them read and write access to Google Ads, Meta, and Reddit through a single interface.
The agents run in Claude Code. The connector is a standard MCP server, so ChatGPT or anything else that speaks MCP can drive it too.
Here’s the part I care about most. Every call an agent makes is logged server-side with the arguments, the status, and who ran it. New campaigns ship paused. Deletion isn’t exposed at all. You can hand an agent your ad account and still answer “what did it just do?” without scrolling a chat transcript.
It’s in private beta. Google, Meta, and Reddit are live. TikTok, X, and LinkedIn come when customers ask for them.
If this excites you, if you get it, book a call at flywheelagents.com. Twenty minutes, with me, about wiring agents into your ads and your marketing.
And if it isn’t for you but you know a founder it’s for, forward it on. That helps more than you’d think.