Your CMO at the controls · agents do the volume · one subscription
Outreach, paid media control, retention, SEO content, analytics and dashboards: the work of a full marketing team, executed by agents and steered by your own CMO. Alex installs it, trains your CMO and configures it. Setup $1,000, then $1,000 a month. No agency retainer, no six hires.
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Every line is a module that exists today. See modules.
The same specialists a growing company hires one by one. Here they are modules of one system, sharing one data model and one CMO at the controls.
Watches every ad network and source, flags fraud and anomalies, proposes budget moves and executes only after approval.
Runs multichannel sequences to KOLs, sponsors, partners and listings, with follow-ups that stop the moment someone replies.
Builds segmented drips, warms domains, checks deliverability before every send, keeps the CRM honest.
Researches real search demand, writes and publishes articles with FAQ schema and hreflang on a schedule.
Maintains the LTV model, marketing profit, cohort views and the alerts that catch a bad week early.
Provisions boards from templates and your config, with pullers, backfill guards and anti-outlier checks.
Seeds discussions, maintains press kits and listings, answers in your voice with human escalation.
Runs launches with a framework: waves, owned-media push, creative angle, cross-promo, a KPI board.
Your own marketing lead reads the alerts, approves what costs money and steers the agents. We install the system, train them in two weeks and stay on call.
A team like this costs more per month in salaries than this subscription costs per year. Here your CMO runs it. The arithmetic.
Every module reads and writes the same client config, CRM and alert channel. Your CMO sits where money is decided; Alex sits behind the configuration.
ModulesThe stack was built inside real companies before it became a product. Client data stays with the clients, so outcomes are shown as ratios and timings.
Crypto and forex platform
Tech conference
Consumer AI product
Telegram AI aggregator
Not a chatbot that writes posts. A control loop with your CMO at the decisions that cost money, installed and configured by the person who built it.
Alex connects channels, CRM, analytics and the ad accounts, writes your client config and the rules of engagement, and switches on the modules that matter for your stage.
Outreach, drips, content, monitoring, dashboards and reports run on schedules. Everything is logged; nothing is sent without passing the checks.
Hands-on training on your real data: reading alerts, approving spend, steering outreach and content. After two weeks your CMO runs the system; Alex stays on call for configuration and new modules.
A dashboard with spend, signups, payers and marketing profit, and a Telegram thread with Alex for anything the system should do differently. No weekly deck theatre.
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