Marketing operator — Toronto, Canada

Mehdi Namvar Motlagh

I design marketing systems — then build them myself. AI agents, pipelines and plugins: solo-built, running in production, documented here as I go. Most strategists hand the system to someone else to build. I stopped doing that.

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WordPress sites run by one person, through systems
Mothership + Forge
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Analytics & Search Console properties wired into one MCP server
GSK
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plugin reviewed and published on WordPress.org
QuickFind
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AI agents — an experiment in autonomous marketing teams
Paperclip · Lab
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Mothership

The command center: health, content, SEO and remote control for every site I run, in one Next.js + Supabase panel.

Platform · Live
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Forge

A WordPress plugin that gives AI agents full remote control of a site — content, media, plugins, code — without touching wp-admin.

Plugin · In production
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Relic

A personal knowledge base disguised as a screenshot app — Claude’s vision reads, categorizes and makes everything searchable.

iOS app · App Store
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QuickFind

Instant-search dropdown for WordPress — built for my own sites, then reviewed and published for everyone else’s.

Plugin · WordPress.org
All projects

Notes on marketing systems — mine, and the ones worth stealing.

Jun 2026

The Prospecting Pipeline Just Flipped

A system that finds homeowners without pools, renders one into their actual backyard, and mails the postcard. The pool is the example. The architecture is the point.

The brief used to go to a developer. Now it stays with me.

Ten-plus years in digital marketing: Iran’s largest cosmetics group, my own agency, then starting over in Canada. Two continents, three working languages.

At some point I stopped briefing developers and started shipping the systems myself. This site is the record.

The longer version