Your marketing co-pilot, for the founder doing it all.
Marketing keeps landing on your desk between everything else, and nobody taught you how to do it. Smarkly reads your site and your market, then drafts in your voice. Final approvals and what goes out are your call.
Drafts to approve, not a blank page.
What you get
What you get back.
When you need to look bigger
Look established before you are.
- Smarkly learns your positioning and voice from the sources you trust.
- Drafts read like a company with a marketing team behind it.
- Recommended posting times so you show up for your audience consistently.
When you get busy
Pick your marketing back up where you left off, after wearing all your other hats.
- Your calendar holds what's planned, with launches and events on it.
- Industry news keeps getting read and scored while you're away.
- Come back, open one place and see what's next.
When a launch is coming
Planned weeks ahead, not the week of.
- Put the launch on the shared calendar and plan the campaign around it.
- One topic becomes a blog post, an email and social posts drafted in your voice.
- A quick push, a standard push or a full campaign, sized to what you're launching.
When you finally hire
Ready to hand off on day one.
- Your company profile is ready to onboard your first marketing hire.
- Your new hire stays on-brand from day one while they build their own strategy.
- The calendar shows what's been scheduled and what's coming up, so a new teammate sees the whole plan.
Learn: Stay accurate
One living company profile that keeps up with you.
Smarkly keeps learning about your company from the sources you trust, giving you a reference point that keeps your messaging accurate, consistent and on-brand.
- One brand voice, learned from how you already write
- Your positioning and audience, drafted from your sources
- Kept current and accurate as your company changes
Track: Stay proactive
No more finding the right story by accident.
Keeping up with the market is the first thing that slips when you're doing it all. Smarkly takes it on, reading and scoring the news so you can act on what matters.
- Competitor launches, partnerships and market shifts in one place
- Articles scored for relevance to your company
- Add the competitors and publications you already follow
Plan: Stay organized
One calendar that holds the plan while you're busy.
A marketing calendar either overflows or sits empty when nobody has time to keep it up. Smarkly suggests the dates and plans posts around them, so the calendar stays easy to manage.
- Suggested dates to add to your calendar, and why they matter
- A private feed into the calendar you already use
- Schedule webinars, trade shows and launches with posts planned around them
Write: Stay on-brand
Your voice on every channel, without writing every post.
Your brand voice is learned from your company's resources, refreshed as they're updated and used in every draft. Edit it when it's off, and the next draft picks up the change.
- Drafts for your blog, email, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook
- SEO-ready from the first draft
- Target your whole audience or a single persona
Align: Stay unified
Add people without adding versions of your story.
Today it's just you. When you bring in a contractor or your first hire, they start from everything you've built, so the story stays yours.
- 3 seats on Pro, 10 on Business, with Owner, Admin and Editor roles
- Bring contractors and agencies into your account
- Everything you've built stays with the account when someone joins
Related reading
Marketing fundamentals
17 books that will make you a better marketer
The books that shaped how I think about positioning, customers, writing and growth, with a note on why each one earns a spot on a busy founder's or marketer's shelf.
Inside Smarkly
Introducing Smarkly: the marketing co-pilot I wish I'd had
Small teams don't need more AI. They need the work that quietly falls off the list to get done. Smarkly is the AI marketing co-pilot built to pick it up.
Marketing fundamentals
Smarkly's guide to marketing: ICPs and personas
An ICP tells you which customers to go after. Personas tell you who you're talking to once you're there. Here's how to build both from what you already know, and how to use them every time you write.
Questions
Questions founders ask.
Still have a question?
Write to hello@smarkly.com, or read Help and docs.
Yes, that's who it's built for. Smarkly proposes your positioning, audience and brand voice from your website, so you review and correct instead of inventing marketing strategy from scratch. Ideas drawn from industry news link to the article, so you can see the reasoning too.
The research and first drafts are done for you. Your part is reviewing suggestions, correcting anything that's off and choosing what to post, and you set how much of that to do in any given week.
They inherit a real foundation. Everything Smarkly knows about your company, the facts, voice, audiences and calendar history, sits in one shared workspace you can add them to on day one.
A website. Smarkly builds your first company profile from it, and the trial runs 14 days with no card required.
It's written from your company's facts in your captured voice, which is what generic tools are missing. It also screens drafts for common AI tells, and nothing goes out until you post it, so the bar for "sounds like us" is yours.
Start with your website.
14 days, no card. It reads your site and shows you what it found.
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