Your first marketing team, hired tonight.
Content, pipeline, ads and SEO running while you build the product — for a fraction of what a junior hire costs.
and the rest of your stackEveryone says do marketing. Nobody has the time.
Two founders, a product to ship and a runway. Marketing becomes the thing you will start properly next month, every month.
The blog stopped after three postsLaunch week energy fades and the content that compounds never gets a second month.Costs youOrganic growth, indefinitely
Demo requests answered a day laterInbound arrives while you are heads-down in a build, and the lead goes cold.Costs youYour warmest leads
No outbound at allNobody has time to build lists, so pipeline depends entirely on luck and referrals.Costs youA predictable pipeline
Ads switched off after one bad weekYou cannot tell whether the channel failed or the creative did, so you stop.Costs youThe channel that might work
A site that never says what you doCopy written in a rush at launch and never revisited as the product changed.Costs youHalf your signupsWhat a startup is set up for.
Illustrative figures — what the work is aimed at, not a Gridwork customer result.
Content that keeps running
Blog, newsletter and social planned a month ahead and published without a reminder.
Every demo request answered
Inbound qualified and booked into your calendar while you are still in a build session.
Outbound that actually runs
Verified lists built weekly, sequences written and follow-ups completed to the end.
A team, not a salary
One employee to start, five when you are ready, with no notice period or ramp-up.
Search built from day one
Positioning pages and technical fixes done early, so growth compounds instead of restarting.
Ads you can leave running
Small budgets tested properly, with the move off what is not working proposed the same day.
Content that survives launch week
A month planned in advance, drafted daily and published into your site and socials — so the second month happens too.
A month of topics from real demand
Blog, newsletter and page copy
Posted to LinkedIn and X natively
Nobody waits for a reply
Demo requests, pricing questions and trial signups answered in minutes from your own docs, then booked straight into your calendar.
Median first reply under three minutes
Books from your live availability
Enterprise questions escalated to you
Pipeline that does not rely on luck
Look-alike lists from your best users, sequences written from a real trigger, and follow-ups that run to the end.
Look-alikes from your own signups
Four to six step sequences
Every follow-up sent on time
Search that compounds from month one
The pages that win comparison searches, built and fixed early — plus the structure that gets you cited by AI answer engines.
Keyword demand mapped to real pages
Technical fixes written, not just reported
Cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity
