The output of a three-person content team. Run by the one you have.
You know you need more content — your buyers research for months before they'll talk to sales, and every gap in that research is a competitor's chance to get there first. You don't have the headcount to close it. That's the job the Engine does.
Fixed-fee audit · 2 weeks · credited toward any engagement
You're not short on ideas. You're short on hours.
A 1–5 person marketing team is usually holding strategy, demand gen, sales support, brand, and content all at once. Content is the piece that slips first — not because it doesn't matter, but because it's the one thing that can always wait one more week.
Go from 4 posts a month to 12
AI-assisted drafting takes the volume; your team keeps the judgment — strategy, brand voice, and the review gate stay in your hands. Cost per post falls from roughly $1,600 fully loaded to around $500.
A calendar you steer, not a black box
Your topic queue lives in the client portal — reorder it, add topics, leave voice and tone instructions, and approve or send back anything before it goes live. Nothing publishes without your sign-off.
Reporting that ties back to pipeline
Monthly reports connect what shipped to what it earned — impressions, clicks, and ranking queries from Search Console, plus the leads and CRM-attributed pipeline your content actually influenced.
One marketer + the Engine ≈ a three-person content team. We ask at onboarding what your reclaimed hours will go toward, and report against it every month.
How the math works →Built for the way a lean marketing team actually works
A queue that plans itself
Add a webinar or trade show once and the preview and recap topics land in the queue already dated — no reminder required. Whole event seasons import from a spreadsheet the same way.
You approve, we don't skip it
Every piece routes through human review before it ships. Your voice and tone instructions travel with every draft, so it reads on-brand whether you wrote the topic or the Engine surfaced it.
Old posts don't just sit there
The Engine flags posts older than six months that are losing clicks and surfaces them for a refresh — so your best-performing content stays your best-performing content.
What your dashboard actually looks like
No black box — here's the real client portal, showing an example manufacturing engine.
See what your own data says.
The audit maps your content gaps against real search demand and models what your team could publish with the Engine behind it.