Do it yourself
Learn the tools and run the work directly.
- Build your own marketing skills.
- Choose and connect your tools.
- Make time to plan, create and review.
Autonomous marketing for small businesses
Theadlogic is building your AI marketing team: one coordinated plan, consistent work across your channels, and a clear daily update. Set your direction and permissions. Let routine work keep moving.
Customer-run. AI-coordinated. Built to keep marketing moving within your permissions.
Three doors. One business to grow.
There is more than one way to run your marketing. The right choice depends on your time, your team and the support you need.
Learn the tools and run the work directly.
Hire people or specialists to handle the work.
A marketing system designed to reduce the work of coordinating your marketing.
What your marketing team works on
Start with the channels your business needs. Your CMO coordinates the work; you choose the permissions. The services below describe the product we are building, with live availability shown in your account.
Search engine optimization (SEO). Research what people search for, plan useful website articles and improve content over time.
Generative engine optimization (GEO). Prepare clear, well-supported answers for AI-powered search. Placement and citations cannot be guaranteed.
Keyword and competitor research. Learn what customers look for and which websites appear alongside yours.
Social content and scheduling. Turn your expertise into useful posts, with publishing only through connected accounts and your permissions.
Paid advertising. Develop messages and ad ideas. Launching and spending need verified ad accounts, budgets and approval; these connections are still being built.
SMS and email. A daily owner update by SMS, with a detailed team report. Customer messaging and email campaigns require separate consent and supported connections.
Research and drafting are available on staging. SMS delivery and social publishing need their service connections. Ad launching and email campaign delivery are not active.
A simple start
Your website, your customers and the goal you want to work toward. Start with what you know.
Authorize the accounts you want to use. Your setup checklist shows what is ready and what still needs access.
Set spending limits, publishing rules and your daily update time. The CMO carries routine work forward and brings you the decisions that matter.
Designed to reduce repeated setup and daily management. Account authorization and initial review still take time; no technical knowledge should be needed for routine use.
Keep the process simple
Theadlogic's AI marketing coordinator is being built to carry routine preparation forward, with evidence behind its recommendations.
Set a goal, define your audience and connect the channels you want to use. Research helps shape a practical starting plan.
Prepare search-friendly articles, clear answers, social posts and ad concepts. Keep the message focused on what your business actually offers.
Review higher-impact actions, follow progress and use observed outcomes to inform the next plan. Routine steps should not need constant instructions.
Consistency is part of the strategy
The planned AI team brings research, content, distribution and measurement together under one CMO. A purposeful schedule matters more than posting for the sake of posting.
Carry the plan forward on a realistic schedule. Reuse what works, check quality and avoid repetitive content.
Start with a short SMS digest. Open the team report for evidence, completed work, the next steps and honest blockers. Choose your reporting schedule.
Routine work follows your permissions. Your CMO escalates important decisions and urgent issues instead of asking you to manage every step.
Product direction shown here. Automated delivery requires verified channel connections and configured permissions.
Autonomy with owner control
Automation should help your business move forward without asking you to trust a black box.
Separate preparing content from publishing it, contacting customers and authorizing spend.
Keep research, recommendations and decision history together. Suggestions are not treated as proven results.
A daily SMS-first digest from your CMO, with a fuller team report by link or email. See completed work, what comes next, blockers and decisions that need you. Customer outreach remains a separate permission.
Important decisions remain yours. Pause, review or change direction when business judgment is needed.
A few clear answers
The goal is a coordinated workflow that prepares routine work within your permissions. You provide direction; the system should carry that direction forward and bring you decisions that need your judgment.
No. The planned CMO coordinates research, content, distribution and measurement around one plan. You set goals and boundaries, receive a consolidated report and step in when judgment is needed. Available channels depend on verified connections.
Only within explicitly configured permissions. Preparing a draft does not authorize publication or campaign spending. Higher-impact actions follow approval controls.
No. Results depend on the business, offer, audience and execution. Research and measured outcomes should guide decisions—not promises of guaranteed growth.
The platform is in development. This preview explains the direction we are building; availability, included services and pricing will be confirmed before a purchase.
Start with your goals and the support your business needs. Choose the right approach before choosing more tools.