Brand Guide
Replaces scattered style-guide docs
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MINI CMO holds each brand, has agents propose the week’s work, and ships only what a person approves — social posts, articles, images. Then it tells you, in plain English, what worked.
Colors, fonts, logos, voice, personas and products live in one place. Every agent, every chat answer, every draft and every image starts from it — and you can share the brand guide with a public link.
One workspace per brand. We build the brand guide with you and connect social accounts, the WordPress site and analytics.
Agents and chat fill the queue with drafts. You read, edit, approve or reject. Approved work ships on its own.
Your client gets a simple seat: how the week went, the numbers, and the drafts waiting for their yes. No settings to break.
Every workspace gets the same set of tools. Nothing to pick, nothing to install — the agents use them, and you approve what they make.
Replaces scattered style-guide docs
Replaces Google Drive, Dropbox
Replaces the brief in your head
Tell us about your clients. We set up the first brand with you and run the loop together.
Always-On Social drafts posts on a schedule. The Co-Pilot writes a morning brief with the recommended plan. Competitor Watch sends a digest of what competitors are up to. Ask the chat a question and it can turn the answer into a proposal.
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Every draft lands in one approval queue. Approve, and posts are scheduled to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and more; articles are published to WordPress with a featured image. Reject, and nothing happens. That is a rule in the code, not a setting.
Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, Meta Ads and social results land in one place. Each week it says, in plain English, what moved and what to do next. Social links are tagged so a site visit traces back to the exact post, and WordPress form fills count as conversions.
Shift $300 from Social to Email. It’s converting 3× better this week.
Replaces re-explaining the business to ChatGPT
Replaces Buffer, Hootsuite
Replaces copy-pasting into wp-admin
Replaces Canva (basic), stock photos
Replaces five dashboards nobody opens
Replaces HubSpot (lite), Monday
Replaces Mailchimp