Talk marketing with Jae.
A 30-minute call for founders and creatives. Bring what's working, what's stuck, and where you want to grow — we'll talk it through, and see if agentfirst.blog fits.
why agentic blogging works
The marketing that works doesn't feel like marketing. When Jae was building Liberate, his meditation app for the Black community, what grew it wasn't ads — it was his emails: vulnerable, open, behind the scenes of the build, including how he was using the meditations himself to get through the hard parts.
It went viral — covered by Fortune, The Washington Post, and CNN, and featured by Google in a Play Store spotlight — because people want the journey, not just the finished thing.
That's what agentic blogging is for: a voice note, a few typed lines, and your personal AI agent — such as Meta's Muse — shapes it, publishes when you approve, sends it to your people. The bar drops to zero, so you capture the in-between moments — usually where the gold is.
why listen to Jae
He's the former founder of Liberate, the meditation app for the Black community, which he grew from zero to $80K/month in revenue and a $400K+ pre-seed round. The story was covered by Fortune, The Washington Post, and CNN — and Google featured him in a Play Store spotlight on building Liberate. He's now building agentfirst.blog, bringing that same growth playbook into the age of personal AI agents.