Coming soonAI Employee · Marketing

Meet your
AI Marketer

Your AI Marketer will take on the marketing work that never fits into the week: research, search, content, social, community and launches. It will draft the work and publish it in your tools, and nothing will go live until you approve it.

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Plan · Next 4 weeks

Waiting for approval

Goal: more sign-ups from search. Audience: engineering managers at teams of 10–200.

Week 1
- Search gap report against 3 competitors
- 2 articles for the biggest gaps
Week 2
- LinkedIn series: 6 posts from the articles
- Reply drafts for 10 Reddit threads
Week 3
- Launch day: assets, copy, announcement
Week 4
- Results: traffic, rankings, AI search mentions

ChangeApprove plan

Example: the kind of plan it will propose before any work starts.

Most teams know exactly what marketing they should be doing. There's never time to do all of it, every week, in every channel.

Work spread across too many tools

Research in one place, SEO in another, social in a third. Nobody sees the whole picture of what's working.

Every campaign starts from a blank page

What the last campaign taught you rarely makes it into the next plan.

Work that slips when the week fills up

Content, community and launches are the first things to stop when everyone gets busy.

What it will do

Research, SEO, content, community and launches, in one employee

Research and planning

Builds a picture of your market and the competitors you're up against, then sets out a campaign step by step for you to sign off before anything begins.

Competitor brief
Campaign plan you sign off
Weekly results summary

SEO and AI search

Spots the searches where rivals show up and you don't, writes the articles to close each gap, and checks whether AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity recommend you.

Search gap report
Article drafts
AI assistant visibility check

Content and social

Turns your ideas, release notes and expertise into articles that sound like your team wrote them, then cuts each one into LinkedIn and X drafts you edit and send when ready.

Articles in your team's voice
LinkedIn and X drafts
A calendar you control

Community and launches

Watches communities like Reddit for conversations your product can genuinely help with and prepares a reply for you to send. Coordinates launch days, from the checklist to the announcement.

Conversations worth joining
Reply drafts you send
Launch-day checklist

How it will work

Set the goal. Approve the plan. Review the work.

01
Set the goal
Connect your site and accounts, then share your goals, your audience and how you sound. It will read your existing content to learn your voice.
02
Approve the plan
It will propose the next few weeks of work and what each piece is for. Nothing will start until you approve it.
03
Review, then publish
Every draft will land in your review queue or in Slack. Approve it and it's published; edit it and the AI Marketer will learn from the change.

Example: the plan you approve, and the drafts that follow from it.

Guardrails

You stay the editor

Nothing goes live without you

Every article, post and reply will wait for your approval before it's published.

Your voice, not a generic one

It will learn from your site, past posts and style guide, and from every edit you make.

Communities, done properly

It will find the conversations and draft the replies. You send them from your own account; it won't post in a community for you.

A record of every action

What was drafted, who approved it, and where and when it was published.

Where it will work

Tell us your stack

We're choosing which marketing tools to support first. The early-access form asks which ones you use.

It will work inside the tools you already publish with: your website, your social accounts and your team's chat.

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Questions

Is the AI Marketer available today?

Not yet. It's coming soon, and it's one of the first two AI employees we're launching. Request early access and tell us which channels matter most to you.

Will it publish anything without asking?

No. Every article, post and reply will wait for your approval.

How will it learn the way we write?

From the content you point it to: your website, past posts and any style guide you have. Every edit you make to a draft will teach it more.

Will it replace our marketing team or agency?

No. It will take on the research, drafting and publishing that fills up the week. Strategy, positioning and the final call stay with your team.

What is AI search, and why does it matter?

More buyers now ask AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity for recommendations instead of searching. The AI Marketer will check whether those answers mention you for the questions your buyers ask, and write content for the ones where you're missing.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on your team and the channels you use. We'll share it before launch.