Brief on Friday. By Monday the T-7 to T+7 email sequence, the LinkedIn posts, the blog post, and the landing page are drafted in your voice and waiting for approval. Copy comes first; no image is made until you say the words are right.
One brief produces this plan. Every row is a draft you open, edit, and approve. Dates are relative to launch day and placed around what is already on your calendar.
The image decision happens once, at the copy gate: pick from your library, describe one, or ship without. Nothing is generated before then, so credits are never spent on copy you will rewrite.
Tell the campaign agent what is launching, who it is for, and the date. It reads your brand, positioning, and what is already on the calendar, then proposes the plan above.
Every piece comes back drafted in your voice. You edit and approve piece by piece, in any order. Images are decided after the words.
Approved pieces go on the calendar. Email and text send from Marqeable, LinkedIn posts publish to your page, the landing page goes live. Replies land in one inbox, and revenue is traced to the exact message.
Connect Marqeable to the assistant you already use. It reads your real brand, offer, calendar, and live automations, then writes the draft into Marqeable. Nothing sends until you say so.
get_business_contextget_content_calendarsearch_contentcreate_campaign_draftEvery write is a draft. No send, launch, or delete tools.
Nothing on this page sends without your approval. Email replies are always drafted, never sent for you. See every use case
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