AI marketing for startups and founders without a marketer

Toby rewrites the homepage headline around the result your buyer gets, for whom, with proof. He also cleans up the calls to action: one primary button, with the friction reducers that matter (“no card needed”, “free plan”).

Plan names, a recommended plan, a clear comparison and an FAQ on billing, cancellation and data. Toby drafts the full page, based on what your competitors show and on the objections heard in your calls.

Lina writes your first posts from your real story and numbers: why you started, the customer moment that changed the product, what you learned this month. One idea per post, a soft call to action. You post them yourself.

Ray finds Reddit threads where people ask for a tool like yours (through web searches such as site:reddit.com) and drafts replies that answer the question fully, mention your product only if it helps, and always disclose that you’re the founder. You post them from your account.

Leo lists the pages buyers search just before choosing (“[category] for [audience]”, “[leader] alternative”, “[you] vs [competitor]”) and writes the first one in full, rather than a dozen generic blog posts.

When a post or article clearly does better than the rest, Kai turns it into an X thread or a short post. With your own X developer keys connected, he publishes it once you approve.

Iris lists the exact events to set up (sign-up, trial started, demo booked, purchase) and where, so every later decision relies on real numbers.

One question in the sign-up flow, with the right answer options, reveals the channels analytics can’t see: a podcast, a friend, a Slack community, an AI assistant.