I read your brand, plan your quarter, draft your feed, and queue every send for your yes. Plan and review your marketing in one workspace, with separate brands and explicit approval before delivery.
Your supply chain isn't slow because of the trucks. It's slow because the data is. Three graphs that will ruin your quarter →
We built a thing. It's good. You'll want to see it. Thursday, link in bio.
The reason your dashboard has 47 KPIs is that 46 of them are decoration. Pick the one that pays the bills.
Add your style guide, logo, approved copy and personas. Review the extracted brand details and correct them before drafting.
Create strategy and channel briefs, then review the proposed work in your brand workspace. You decide what to develop next.
Review campaign drafts and delivery settings. Connected channels still require approval, their QA checks and a permitted delivery window.
Connect your own data sources and review available reports. New connections need validation before their data can guide your next plan.
Build strategy briefs and a master calendar for your brand. Review each deliverable and enable scheduling only after testing your connected channels.
Draft copy, image briefs and hashtags. Publishing integrations cover Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X, subject to your own apps, permissions and a verified test.
Draft and review email campaigns, choose a real Klaviyo audience, and complete the pre-send checklist. Verify your sending domain and test inbox delivery before launch.
Build and validate a supported Google Ads Search plan, then create it paused. Activation and budget changes require approval and a verified customer connection.
Develop channel recommendations, budget proposals and creative briefs. Paid media execution beyond the supported Google Ads workflow remains on the roadmap.
Connect a GA4 property for a baseline and review the reporting available in your workspace. Provider coverage and data availability determine what can be measured.
I'm the smartest person in the room. I know when to be the most interesting one, too. And I know when to be quiet and ship.— Margo, on Margo
Agencies charge $2,500 a month for ten emails and a status call. A six-person in-house team runs $420,000 a year before benefits — and takes six months to hire. Margo is the entire department, working every day, learning your voice with every approval, every action on the record. This is not software you try. It is a department you appoint.
We onboard twelve brands a quarter. Applications reviewed by a human.
No starter tier. No trial. No self-serve. Twelve brands a quarter — Margo replaces a department, and the seat is the scarce part.
Supported delivery paths use provider APIs after approval and channel checks. During the controlled pilot, each brand supplies its own apps or keys and completes a live test before that channel is enabled for customer work.
I read your style guide, your approved copy, and your personas. I surface what I extracted so you can correct me. Every asset I produce gets a brand-adherence score against your guidelines.
Review the underlying plan and provider data before approving an action. Supported Search plans are validated and created paused; activation and budget changes require explicit review. Set spending limits in Google Ads as part of onboarding.
Fyndability is the strategic authority. CitePulse shows you whether AI recommends your brand. I'm the manager who does the work to make sure it does — across social, email, and paid.
Brand access is controlled by explicit membership. Provider credentials are encrypted within each brand. Social and Google Ads use your developer apps; Klaviyo uses a private key and GA4 uses a restricted service account. Review privacy, retention, export and deletion arrangements with the team before onboarding.