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Brief Kate. Marketeer drafts your marketing week.

Introducing Kate, your new AI marketing CMO. She drafts the posts and plans the creative while you sleep. You tap yes. Nothing goes live without it. Friday you get a receipt: what ran and what happened.

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Man in glasses grins at his phone while leaning on a wooden counter beside a coffee dripper.Illustrative photo
The app's approval record: you approved an Instagram post, a Facebook post and another Instagram post, and each is now scheduled.
The real app, on an example bakery

Example posts for made-up businesses

  • Top-down view of a floured, scored sourdough loaf on a wooden board.

    Harbour Street BakeryInstagram

    Sourdough is out of the oven at 8. Come early for a warm loaf.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Smiling woman in a green apron steams milk at the espresso machine in a bright café.

    The Corner CupFacebook

    Tuesday mornings are for regulars. Your usual, made the way you like it.

    Approved · Tue 7:30am

  • Barber with a curly moustache laughs mid-haircut as colleagues work around him in a busy barbershop.

    Fade and CoInstagram

    Walk-ins welcome until 6 on Thursdays. Book ahead for Saturdays.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Smiling woman in glasses holds large striped leaves in a shop full of plants.

    Magpie and MossInstagram

    The big leafy ones are back. Come and pick yours before the weekend.

    Approved · Wed 9:00am

  • Coach in a black vest high-fives a laughing older man in a bright sports hall.

    Northside StrengthGoogle Business Profile

    New to training? Book a trial session this week and meet the coaches.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Two smiling decorators, one in a red boiler suit, choose paint colours from swatches spread on a wooden table.

    Brightwork DecoratingFacebook

    Booking October now: hallways, stairs and landings.

    Approved · Thu 6:30pm

  • Mint-green cake topped with pink swirls and rainbow sprinkles on a white stand.

    Harbour Street BakeryGoogle Business Profile

    Weekend cake orders close on Thursday at 5. Pop in or give us a ring.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Three people laugh together around laptops and notebooks at a café table.

    Ledger and OakLinkedIn

    Year end is closer than it looks. Three things to gather before your first meeting.

    Approved · Mon 8:00am

  • Woman with lilac hair sits smiling among rails of colourful clothes in a vintage shop.

    Second Life VintageInstagram

    New rail in: autumn coats and chunky knits, out from Saturday morning.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Woman in a black T-shirt laughs as a shaggy dog kisses her cheek.

    Pepper's ParlourInstagram

    Clean, fluffy and very proud of it. Grooming slots open next week.

    Approved · Fri 12:00pm

  • Flat white with a rosetta in a speckled cup on a wooden table.

    The Corner CupInstagram

    Flat white weather. The oat milk is back in stock too.

    Waiting for your yes

  • Stylist with red braids laughs as she drapes a gown over a smiling client in a salon chair.

    Salon SevenFacebook

    Midweek chairs are open on Wednesdays. Book online or give us a call.

    Approved · Tue 10:00am

One CMO. A visible team. Your final yes.

Three moves a week from you. Kate and her team handle the work in between.

  1. Any time you like

    Talk

    Say what you want in plain words: fill quiet Tuesday mornings at the bakery. No jargon and no template to fill in.

  2. Next morning

    Approve

    Kate briefs the right specialists. Research, copy and creative come back together, drafted while you are shut. You tap yes. Nothing goes live without it.

  3. Every Friday

    See the week

    Approved posts publish to your connected accounts and approved emails go out in your name. Ads you launch in your own ad account. On Friday you get a receipt: what ran, what happened and what to do next.

See the whole run, and what the receipt shows

Try it

Your week, waiting for a yes.

Kate’s team drafts the posts while you are shut. In the morning they are waiting on your phone. Have a go with an example week.

  • There is no auto-approve: a post nobody approved simply waits.
  • Edit it after approving and it needs a fresh yes.

An example week for Ember Lane Bakery, a made-up business. Nothing here is sent anywhere.

Ember Lane Bakery0 of 3 approved

  1. InstagramTuesday, 8:15am

    Sourdough is out of the oven at 8. Come early for a warm loaf, and bring a bag if you have one.

  2. FacebookWednesday, 7:30am

    Morning regulars, your flat white is waiting. Cinnamon buns are back on the counter from Wednesday.

  3. Google Business ProfileFriday, 9:00am

    Taking weekend cake orders until Thursday at 5. Birthday, anniversary or just because: pop in or give us a ring.

Nothing is scheduled until you tap Approve.

Have a look inside.

Real screens from the app, on a made-up bakery. This is what you open in the morning.

Kate asks. You answer.

Plain questions about your business, and a box for your website so she can read it herself. No forms, no jargon.

Kate's chat on the example bakery's first day. The answers were typed for a made-up bakery.

Most owners run marketing in the gaps between customers.

Confidence is low, time is scarce, and the most common frustration is not knowing what worked. Content is no longer the hard part. Owning the whole loop is.

18%

of small-business decision-makers feel very confident their marketing is effective

42%

have less than one hour a day to spend on marketing

No. 1

frustration: not knowing what is working

Source: Constant Contact small business marketing survey, 2025 (2,500 decision-makers)

A chat box gives advice. Kate’s team drafts the week.

Research, copy, creative, publishing and reporting, delivered as one weekly cycle. Here is what changes.

Marketing today

  • Monday starts with a blank page and a question: what do we post?
  • Five tools, no plan, and the owner coordinating all of it.
  • An agency retainer, or a part-time freelancer with one skill.
  • Spend goes out; nobody can say what it brought back.
  • Marketing stops the moment the business gets busy.

Marketing with Marketeer

  • A week's marketing drafted while you were shut, ready to approve.
  • One conversation with Kate, one yes, and the team does the rest.
  • A whole team from £39 a month, cancel anytime.
  • Friday's receipt: what ran, what happened, what to do next.
  • Posts and campaigns keep going out, week in, week out, each with your yes.

Time back. A plan instead of a blank page. On-brand work. Control over every decision.

Posts go to your connected social accounts and emails to your own list, each with your yes. Ads are written by Kate and launched by you in your own ad account. See what is live and what is not

Meet the team behind your drafts.

You talk to Kate. She briefs the right specialists and brings their work back to you as drafts for your yes.

Kate

Chief Marketing Officer

A plain-English summary of the team's work and what to do next. She reports to you.

Plan and decide

Turns what you want into a brief, a brand pack, a market read and an audience.

  • MayaAccount Strategist
  • TheoBrand Guardian
  • PriyaMarket Analyst
  • SamAudience Planner

Create and approve

Chooses the channels, writes the words, makes the creative and routes it for your yes.

  • LeoMedia Planner
  • NiaCopy Chief
  • JoeCreative Director
  • GraceProject Manager

Launch and learn

Keeps the launch honest, designs the test and reads the numbers in plain English.

  • MarcusCampaign Manager
  • AvaGrowth Specialist
  • OwenPerformance Analyst

Always on

Runs your social channels week in, week out.

  • ZoeSocial Media Manager

Meet the team

  • Fill quiet Tuesday mornings
  • Launch the new autumn menu
  • Bring lapsed regulars back
  • Sell out the Saturday bakes
  • Book more trial sessions
  • Fill the half-term kids' class
  • Promote the Christmas market stall
  • Get the word out about late opening

Bring a goal you would say out loud.

Kate turns the sentence into a brief, and the team’s work into drafts for your yes.

  • Fill unused capacity.
  • Launch a new service.
  • Reactivate lapsed customers.
  • Promote an event.
  • Build local awareness.

These examples show the kind of brief you can bring. The businesses are made up.

A neighbourhood café

Fill quiet Tuesday mornings

Tuesdays between nine and eleven are dead. We have good pastries and a loyalty card nobody uses. Can we get regulars in without discounting the coffee?
  • MayaAccount Strategist

    Turns the ask into a brief: one number, Tuesday covers, one date.

  • NiaCopy Chief

    Writes the posts and the email in the café's voice, no price cut in sight.

  • ZoeSocial Media Manager

    Schedules the week for your yes and reads which posts people responded to.

An independent florist

Launch a monthly bouquet subscription

We want a monthly bouquet subscription for offices and homes nearby. Nobody knows we do it yet.
  • PriyaMarket Analyst

    Checks what nearby florists charge and where the gap is.

  • LeoMedia Planner

    Picks the two channels worth the budget and says why.

  • JoeCreative Director

    Makes the images for the posts and the window card.

A pottery workshop

Fill the beginners' course

Our six-week beginners' course has four empty places and starts in three weeks.
  • SamAudience Planner

    Defines who is likely to book and how we will know.

  • MarcusCampaign Manager

    Keeps the launch honest: what is live, what is staged, what is blocking.

  • OwenPerformance Analyst

    Reads the bookings from the accounts you connected against what was spent.

Made for your kind of business

Photos are illustrative, not customers.

See every business type

What we promise.

Each one names the measure it will be judged by. How we measure is on the about page; the numbers are on the proof page, computed when you load it, withheld nights included.

  • Does the work, not just tips

  • One conversation, one set of drafts

  • Nothing goes live without your yes

  • Business memory that persists

  • Commercial learning, not vanity metrics

  • Honest by default, your data yours

Measured on a schedule, and shown either way

  1. The nightly exam

    The same consultant exam is sat on a fixed schedule and marked by a different model. When a stand-in model sits it instead of Kate's, the proof page says so and withholds the score.

  2. The weekly benchmark

    Once a week the team sits a fixed benchmark on invented businesses. The proof page shows the latest run, or says none was recorded.

  3. Job attendance

    Every scheduled job that drafts, publishes or reports leaves a timestamp, and the proof page shows which ran and which did not.

See the numbers on /proof

Benchmarks use invented businesses, never customer data.

Every plan comes with the whole team.

Pick the one that fits your business, and cancel anytime.

  • Personal

    £39 a month

    Drafts, a calendar, and organic posts that go out with your yes.

    Sole traders, side projects and one-person businesses.

  • Business

    £99 a month

    Everything in Personal, plus a business profile, VAT invoices and priority email support.

    Shops, cafés, salons, trades and growing small businesses.

  • Pro

    £299 a month

    Everything in Business, plus an audit log of every campaign run and approval decision.

    Owners who want every campaign and sign-off on the record.

Compare plans

A few practical details.

Do I need to know marketing?

No. Tell Kate what you want to achieve. She and the team work out the plan and prepare the drafts. You can steer each step.

Who is on the team?

Kate, an AI CMO, and twelve named specialists in four groups: plan and decide, create and approve, launch and learn, always on. You talk to Kate. She brings their work back to you as drafts to approve. Open Your team, under More, any time to watch the work, answer questions, or chat directly with a specialist.

What is a campaign?

One push towards a goal, such as filling quiet Tuesdays at your café. It can include a plan, social posts, an email and ads written for you to launch in your own ad account.

Where does my work go?

Your plans, drafts and decisions stay in your workspace. You can return to them and export your work as PDF, CSV or Word to share with a colleague or client.

How does the trial work?

A card starts your 14-day trial. Cancel before it ends to avoid a charge. Cancel from Settings and you keep access until the period you already paid for ends.

What is not built yet?

Launching ads for you is not built: Kate writes them and you launch them in your own ad account. One workspace per client for agencies is not built. Boosting a published Facebook post from your own ad account is built, but switched off until we have run it on a real ad account. Kate can still write the paid plan for you to launch in your own ad account. Marketeer does not start that campaign. WhatsApp is coming soon. No customer case studies are published yet. The full list, with what is live, is on the connections page.

Give next week to Kate.

From £39 a month. Try the team for 14 days. Card to start, cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge.

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