Mitch Sullivan
Door 06 · Done by me↑ All doors

Some copy is too important to leave to the machine.

My AI tool writes a solid 7/10 ad and outreach sequence in under 90 seconds, and most of the time that's all a job needs. This is for the times it isn't - the employer brand, the campaign, the flagship role where the words on the screen have to do real work. I write those myself, to your brief and your voice.

See a few examples I've written →

What it costs

The ad, written properly
One job advert - briefed, candidate-first, structured so the right people keep reading, and written conversationally. Not a nicely worded JD with a logo on top. And it's yours to keep in case you ever need to hire for a similar role again.
From £225per ad
Microsite or landing page
A dedicated page for the role or campaign, written to convert the people your ad sends there - instead of dumping them on a generic careers site.
+ on topquoted to brief
Outreach sequence
InMails and emails that get replies from people who aren't looking - using the same approach that took one recruiter's response rate from 26% to 48%.
+ on topquoted to brief
Social content
Posts that put the role - or the brand behind it - in front of passive people, without sounding like every other agency in the feed.
+ on topquoted to brief

No retainer to start. Tell me the brief and you get a fixed quote before any work begins.

The tool gets you to good. This gets you to memorable.

mitchs.ai does the commodity version brilliantly and cheaply - most ads don't need more. But a flagship role or an employer-brand campaign needs someone reading the brief between the lines, making judgment calls a model can't - and taking responsibility for the result.

Want it filled instead?

If the role's so tricky you'd rather I took the whole thing on - the briefing, the creative writing and assessing candidates, not just the copy - it's the option below.

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Done by me · the role nobody else can crack↑ All doors

When the role's been open six months, it usually isn't the market. It's the pitch.

For most of your hiring you don't need me - your team or a good agency will handle it. This is for the other kind: the role that's stalled, that everyone's bounced off, where the brief is awkward and the sell is harder. I take those.

Three jobs that normally sit in three heads - one person doing all of them

01

Brief it properly.

I take a detailed brief, not the one the job spec describes. I'll uncover the two or three genuine reasons the right person would move for it.

02

Sell it in writing.

Then I write the ad and the outreach so the right people - most of whom aren't looking - stop and respond.

03

Screen and assess the candidates.

And I weigh every candidate against what the role needs rather than the tick-box list - a short, honest shortlist, not a stack of "possibles" to wade through.

I don't want your easy roles or be on your PSL. I take the awkward ones - sometimes the ones agencies haven't delivered on.

This isn't competition for the bread-and-butter work that keeps TA and agencies busy. It's the stalled, specialist, "we've tried everyone" role that's more hassle than it's worth on contingency. In some cases, I'll partner with a recruiter who's a specialist in your sector or job discipline. Got one that's going nowhere?

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