For lean marketing teams who'd rather move than manage tools.
MarketingCore drafts real, on-brand content in your voice - posts, replies, and the visuals to match - from everything happening in your market. Built on a second brain of all you know, and it keeps growing.
Early access is rolling out in small batches. No spam, one email when your slot opens.
Plugged into where marketing actually happens
The content cycle is a full-time job you don't have time for
Knowing what to write means watching competitors, communities, trends, your audience. Writing it means drafting, designing, scheduling... every week, again. Each half steals time from the other, and consistency is the first casualty.
The treadmill never stops
Three posts a week, every week. Research, drafting, scheduling - the work resets every Sunday and the ideas well runs dry.
You find out late
A competitor repositions, a thread about your category blows up, ChatGPT starts recommending someone else. You hear about it weeks after it mattered.
AI content sounds like AI
Generic tools write generic posts. Your audience can tell. The fix isn't a better prompt - it's a system that actually knows your voice and your material.
Signals in. Drafts out. You approve.
One loop, running every day, across everything your marketing touches.
It learns your voice
A 10-minute guided flow: your posts, styles you admire, a few sample edits. Your voice becomes a living, versioned profile - not a prompt. Every edit you make sharpens it.
It watches your market
Competitor pages, LinkedIn feeds, Reddit threads, creator watchlists, AI answer engines, and who engages with your posts. Everything lands in Mission Control ranked by what deserves your attention.
It drafts. You decide.
Posts, replies, and briefs drafted in your voice, grounded in your second brain. Every one waits for your explicit OK. Nothing is ever auto-published.
One engine, from signal to content
Everything MarketingCore watches, thinks, and creates - in one flow. Grounded in your second brain, and nothing ships without your approval.
Nine tools. One command center.
Each one replaces a tab you keep open, a subscription you barely use, or a task that never gets done.
Post Studio
Idea in, on-voice LinkedIn post out. Hook, ground on your material, draft, score, format. Edit it and the system learns. Reject it and it learns what to avoid.
Competitor Intel
Who's publishing what, how their messaging shifts, and where the gaps are. Snapshots detect when a rival changes positioning - you see the before and after.
Community Radar
Reddit threads scored against your ICP, with replies drafted in your voice. Show up where your buyers actually ask questions.
Trend Radar
Ranked angles from your watched creators, feeds, and live trends. It remembers what's building and never re-serves what you've used.
Audience Intelligence
See who engages with any LinkedIn presence - yours or a competitor's. Every engager extracted, enriched with title and company, and ranked into a warm list.
Calendar & Scheduler
Plan the month visually. Approve a post, give it a slot, and it goes out on schedule. The gap between approved and published disappears.
Post Visuals
Every post can ship with its visual: a carousel, an infographic, a banner, a hero image. All built on your brand's colors, fonts, and logo, and approved by you with the post.
Episode Studio
Plan a YouTube episode end to end: a gated plan, a script debated by a writers' room of AI personas, a rendered thumbnail. Every step waits for your OK.
Second Brain
The foundation under all of it: your products, case studies, transcripts, and positioning in a knowledge wiki you can open and read. Add a doc, a link, or a whole website anytime. Every draft is grounded in it and shows its sources.
See it up close
Seven screens from inside the command center.
The month, planned and shipping itself - every post approved by you first.
Your team, minus the busywork
Each of these tools swaps hours of production for minutes of review. A lean marketing team gets room for the work that needs people.
Off your team's plate
- Watching competitor sites, feeds, and LinkedIndaily
- Mining Reddit for threads worth joiningdaily
- Tracking creators, blogs, and trendsweekly
- First drafts: posts, replies, briefson demand
- Carousels, infographics, and banners on brandon demand
- Building and enriching audience listson demand
- Scheduling and shipping approved postsautomatic
Back in their hands
- The yes or no on every piece that ships
- The strategy the signals point to
- Editing drafts into exactly the right words
- Acting on competitor moves while they're fresh
- The conversations that turn readers into buyers
- The campaigns there was never time to run
Producing takes hours. Reviewing takes minutes. That trade is the whole product.
When ChatGPT answers your category... does it say your name?
Buyers ask AI assistants before they ever hit Google. MarketingCore runs your category's real questions through the engines and tracks who gets cited.
Weekly citation checks
Your prompts, run on a schedule. Watch your share of AI answers move week over week.
Share of voice vs rivals
See exactly who the engines cite instead of you, and which sources they pull from.
Fix-it recommendations
Concrete moves to win citations: the content to publish, the sources to show up in, the questions to answer.
Built on three things generic AI tools don't have
A voice profile, not a prompt
Your voice is a living, versioned profile. Every edit you make sharpens it. You can inspect or roll back any version. It works even if you can't describe your own style.
A second brain behind every post
Your products, case studies, transcripts, and positioning live in an inspectable knowledge wiki - not an opaque vector store. Drafts cite what you actually know.
A hard approval gate
No auto-posting, no timeout approvals, no exceptions. Your name only ever appears under words you signed off. That rule is structural, not a setting.
"Real output from day one, not another draft to rewrite."
Get off the content treadmill
Join the waitlist. Early access is rolling out in small batches - your market intelligence starts compounding the day you plug in.
One email when your slot opens. That's it.