One idea in.
A week of marketing out.
Type what you want to say. Get the email, the newsletter, the blog post and the social posts — written around your own products, in your own voice, in about a minute.
One topic, eight channels, one run. This is the difference between marketing weekly and meaning to.
How dealers use it
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Say what it's about, and tick the channels
A new arrival, a technique tip, a slow Tuesday you want to fix. Add any details that matter, tick the channels you want it for, and go. It already knows your store, your brands and your products — you're not briefing it from scratch every time.
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Everything comes back written for its channel
The Instagram post isn't the email with the paragraphs removed. Each one is written for where it's going, and the emails and newsletters come out already wrapped in your branded template with your colours on them.
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Edit what needs it, approve the rest, take it away
Everything lands in a library grouped by the run it came from. Edit anything, regenerate anything you don't like, copy a piece or download the whole batch — then post it from the tools you already use.
The whole brief is one box and a few checkboxes. That's deliberate — anything longer and it doesn't get done.
What it does
- Writes for eight channels at once — email, newsletter, blog, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and SMS
- Draws on your own products, brands and store details, so the copy is specific rather than generic
- Wraps emails and newsletters in your branded template, with colour overrides per send
- Keeps a library grouped by run, with edit, regenerate, copy, download and approve on every piece
- Saved presets so a piece you like the shape of can be repeated
- Hands a finished email straight to the HTML Creator for images and polish
What it doesn't do
- It doesn't send or post anything. Everything today is written for you to take away and send from your own tools. Sending is what's coming with DOS
- Text messages don't go out. It'll write the SMS, but there's no sending channel behind it yet
- It doesn't make the images. Those come from Image Studio and get added in the HTML Creator
- The library holds your last fifty pieces — download anything you want to keep permanently
Watch it write a week for your store
Your products, your brands, on the call — not a canned example.
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