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Your marketing co-pilot, in detail.
It learns your company, tracks your competitors and industry, plans one editorial calendar, writes in your voice and keeps your whole team aligned.
Learn: Stay accurate
One accurate company profile, built from the sources you trust.
Your sources and answers build the company profile Smarkly writes from, so drafts start with your facts and your voice.
A company profile that's ready to use
Smarkly fills in your profile from your sources and uses it right away to draft the content it recommends. Correct any fact or add your own, and confirm the ones that matter most so they carry the most weight.
Built not to invent a claim to fill a gap
It writes from your company profile. Anything else, from a price to a customer name, is marked for your review.
Every source you trust
Your website, your documents and the content you've already written. One company profile, built from all of them.
Your marketing keeps changing. Your profile keeps up.
When your website changes, new facts go into your profile on their own. If a change touches something your team confirmed, or your audience, Smarkly asks first.
Every draft has a reader in mind
Your audience is real people with different roles and pains. Drafts speak to each person and show how your product helps.
Sounds like you because it learned from you
It studies how you already write about your company, then drafts that way. Edit the voice any time it's off, and the next draft picks up the change.
Track: Stay proactive
Stop reading forty newsletters to find one angle.
Smarkly reads them for you and scores each article for your company. Want the full story? The source is one click away.
Industry trends that are actually relevant
Keeping up with industry news is a numbers game: read every article, judge whether it matters, then work out how it connects to your company. Smarkly does the reading and scoring, so you start from a ranked list instead of a pile.
Monitor your market
Your competitors' sites and news are checked on a schedule, so your team stays ahead of launches, partnerships and market shifts. Can't wait? Fetch any competitor or publication on demand.
Context, not claims
What's happening in your market shapes what you say and when, but it never becomes a fact about your company on its own.
Sources you can check
Ideas drawn from industry news link to the article, so you can read the full story and get your take just right.
Only sources that work
Suggested publications and competitors are checked before they're offered, so you don't spend a slot on a source that returns nothing.
Plan: Stay organized
Every launch, event and post on one editorial calendar.
Plan campaigns around the dates that matter, with each post at a recommended time and the whole team looking at the same plan.
One calendar, everywhere
Month and week views with drag to reschedule. Subscribe from Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar so the plan shows up where you already look.
Campaigns from what you've already made
Turn a report, a launch or a press release into a planned push: a quick push, a standard push or a full campaign, with posts spread across your channels.
AI-suggested dates
Twelve months of seasonal windows and industry deadlines suggested for your company, each with the reason it matters.
Plan around what matters
Add webinars, trade shows and other events to the calendar, and plan your posts around them.
Recommended times
Each channel gets a recommended posting time in your business's time zone. US holidays are skipped, and two posts for the same channel never land in the same slot.
Your company and its products, side by side
On Smarkly Business, your company and up to three products share one calendar.
Write: Stay on-brand
Content you can put your name on.
One topic becomes a blog post, an email and social posts, built from your company profile and written in your voice.
One topic, every channel
Blog, email, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook, each written to fit its channel, from the same set of facts.
Drafts from your real story
Strategy, talking points and copy built from your company's facts, with your keywords and links worked in. New claims are marked for your review.
Natural, on-brand writing
Drafts follow your brand voice and leave out the phrases that give AI writing away.
Rewrite on your terms
Give it feedback, or pick a mode: polish, work in an instruction, redo one part, start over. See what changed before you keep it.
SEO-ready from the first draft
Headings, your keywords and the format each channel favors, built in before you see the draft.
Promote what you've already made
Turn a report, a launch or a blog post into posts for every channel, drafted from the same facts.
Align: Stay unified
Stop your message from drifting.
When everyone tells your story their own way, it gets weaker the further it travels. Smarkly gives your team one company profile, one audience profile and one calendar to work from, so everyone tells it the same way.
One source of truth
Your positioning, messaging, ICP and personas live in one company profile that your whole team writes from.
Update once, everyone knows
Change a fact once, and every teammate's next draft uses the new version.
One editorial calendar for everyone
Your company's plans and, on Smarkly Business, up to three products' plans on one shared calendar, so no one's campaign surprises anyone else.
New teammates start on message
A new hire, contractor or agency reads your company profile, audiences and competitors, and starts writing from the same facts as the person who's been there four years.
Bring in outside help
Add a contractor or your agency as an Editor or Admin. They write from your facts, not their guesses.
Seats and roles for the whole team
3 seats on Pro, 10 on Business, each person counted once. Owners and Admins run the team; Editors draft, plan and research.
“Almost half of all AI answers had at least one significant issue.”
Why not just ChatGPT?
ChatGPT starts from your prompt. Smarkly starts from your company.
It reads, researches, suggests and drafts. What's true about your company and what goes out stay your team's decisions.
Write a LinkedIn post about our launch.
Generic AI tools
“Trusted by over 500 retailers, Kyklosec now stops 99% of checkout attacks.”
Sounds right about your company until someone who works there reads it.
“Kyklosec's new Checkout Monitor watches the scripts on your checkout page in every session, not on a schedule.”
Works from your company profile, and asks when it isn't sure. You decide what goes out.
Autonomous agents
“Trusted by over 500 retailers, Kyklosec now stops 99% of checkout attacks.”
Act for you, without you, with your name on the result.
Example only: Kyklosec is a fictional company.
From a 2026 survey of 565 US marketers¹
36.5%¹
of marketers say inaccurate AI content has already gone live.
¹ Source: NP Digital, AI Hallucination and Accuracy study, 565 US marketers, 2026.
Start with your website.
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