Meet Maggie — not a chatbot, not another dashboard. She ships briefs, pages, and LinkedIn motions for you, with every step visible before it goes live.
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Maggie isn't a dashboard. She's the agent connecting your search, content, and outreach systems — and she shows up wherever the work happens.
Maggie maps your search opportunity, writes the briefs, ships the pages, and tracks results — every day, in the open. No agency calls, no freelance bandwidth.
How it works
Maggie's work loop is the same every day. You see what she's doing, approve what matters, and the rest just runs.
Submit your domain. Maggie maps your category, competitors, GEO prompts, and content gaps within minutes — no setup call needed.
Each morning Maggie queues briefs, drafts, and outreach motions. You review, edit, or skip. Nothing ships without you nodding.
Approved work goes live across WordPress, LinkedIn, and the channels you've connected. Maggie tracks impact and adjusts tomorrow's plan.
What she does
Each card replaces a line item on your old marketing budget. Less adjective, more outcome.
Find buyer-intent topics, GEO prompts, and category gaps competitors leave open.
Replaces a strategistTurn keyword ideas into a publishing plan tied to actual demand and brand goals.
Replaces a content leadMove SEO and GEO every day without waiting on agency calls or freelancer queues.
Replaces an agency retainerPublish brand-aware pages and posts that stay aligned with your positioning.
Replaces a copywriterEarn AI Mode visibility — the new layer where Google & ChatGPT compare brands.
Replaces a GEO consultantCompounding impression, click, and traffic curves — the same shape your case studies show.
Replaces a reporting analystProof
Real results from teams running Maggie as their daily marketing operator. More on the case-studies page.
Maggie mapped 60+ GEO prompts the agency had missed, shipped 38 pages, and pushed daily LinkedIn motions — all approved before going live.
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aiCMO acts like a hands-on AI CMO for your brand. It helps you onboard your website, run SEO and GEO execution, track AI visibility, and keep multi-channel marketing work moving without relying on a slow agency loop.
aiCMO is built for founders, operators, marketers, and growing teams that need consistent execution across SEO, GEO, AI discovery, and content workflows without adding more headcount.
No. aiCMO is designed to reduce or replace fragmented agency, freelancer, and tool overhead by giving you one operating surface for planning, execution, tracking, and improvement.
You can start with free onboarding by submitting your email and domain. From there, aiCMO can begin brand onboarding, domain setup, and visibility work quickly.
Most marketing tools give you dashboards, disconnected reports, or one narrow workflow. aiCMO is designed as an operating layer that connects onboarding, execution, publishing, visibility tracking, and workflow control in one system.
No. aiCMO is intended for operators and business users as well as technical teams. Most users can start from onboarding, plugin install flows, and guided workspace actions without custom engineering work.
Yes. That is one of the main use cases. aiCMO is built for brands that need execution momentum again across SEO, GEO, content operations, and AI discovery visibility instead of another passive reporting layer.
The AI Visibility Tracker helps you see whether your brand appears in AI-generated answers and discovery flows, where competitors are being mentioned instead, and which visibility gaps matter most.
The tracker is positioned around AI answer environments such as ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, and similar AI discovery surfaces where brand citations and competitive mentions influence what users see.
SEO focuses on rankings and search traffic, while AI visibility focuses on whether answer engines and AI-generated responses surface your brand, cite your pages, or mention competitors instead of you.
Yes. That is the intended model. aiCMO is built to connect SEO, GEO, and AI visibility work so your team can move from insight to execution without splitting everything across separate tools and workflows.
The aiCMO WordPress Plugin connects a WordPress site to aiCMO so you can onboard the site, sync context, review posts and drafts, and manage publishing workflows more directly from WordPress.
It is best for WordPress site owners, marketers, and operators who want aiCMO publishing and workflow controls connected directly to their existing site instead of working through disconnected admin processes.
No. You can install the plugin, connect the site, and complete the basic setup flow first. Subscription-gated actions only matter when you move into specific monetized autopilot capabilities.
The LinkedIn Chrome Plugin beta helps founders and operators run a repeatable LinkedIn growth loop with Auto Search, Auto Connect, project context, and cleaner profile data collection.
Yes. The current hosted beta is free to download and use. It is designed to help early users build a more repeatable LinkedIn workflow before broader paid analysis capabilities expand further.
Yes. You should be signed into your aiCMO account inside the extension and signed into LinkedIn in the same browser session so the workflow can connect the right business context to the right LinkedIn activity.
The domain claim connects the LinkedIn workspace to your business context. That lets aiCMO analyze the company behind the account, prepare onboarding, and keep the project tied to the correct brand.
No automation is risk-free, so aiCMO is positioned around controlled, lower-volume usage rather than aggressive mass outreach. The safer approach is better targeting, visible operator control, and conservative daily limits.
A practical recommendation is to stay around 15 connection requests per day or fewer. The goal is to keep outreach more conservative and relevant instead of treating LinkedIn like a bulk automation channel.
Yes. One of its main long-term advantages is building structured profile and search data that can support sharper ICP analysis over time rather than just increasing raw connection count.
A new user should usually start with free onboarding on the main site, then move into the product that matches the most urgent workflow: SEO and GEO execution, AI visibility tracking, WordPress operations, or LinkedIn growth.
Yes. The site includes case studies, product docs, release pages, and workflow-specific pages so you can review how aiCMO works before choosing a plan or installing a plugin.
Start with the homepage and case studies to understand the operating model, then use the product-specific pages and docs for AI Visibility, the WordPress Plugin, or the LinkedIn Chrome Plugin to assess the workflow in more detail.