Market and channel research
Where your buyers actually are, what they search for, and which channels are worth the effort first.
Marketing pod
Grace
Grace does the marketing work that keeps getting postponed: research, copy, campaign plans and a posting calendar that actually gets filled. Drafts first, your approval before anything goes out.
Who this is for
- Stores whose marketing is a pile of half-finished ideas and no calendar.
- Owners who know their channel mix is guesswork and want it written down.
- Teams that need consistent content output without hiring a marketer.
- Anyone who has paid an agency and received decks instead of work.
What you actually get
SEO and landing copy
Drafts written for a specific page and keyword, ready for your edit, not generic blog filler.
Campaign plans
Paid ad and email campaign structures with targeting, message and a stated budget assumption you set.
A social posting calendar
Filled 2–4 weeks ahead with drafted posts, so publishing is a click and not a blank page.
Performance reporting
What was published, what it reached and what the numbers say — reported, not spun.
A monthly review
What worked, what to stop, what to try next, in one page.
What Grace will not do
- Grace never sends, posts or spends. Every asset is a draft for your approval.
- Grace does not run ad accounts or move budget. Ad spend and platform access stay yours.
- Grace does not promise reach, leads or rankings — it reports results honestly.
- Grace does not invent statistics to make a draft look stronger.
The first week
- Day 1 — positioning
You tell Grace what you sell and to whom. Grace reads your site and confirms the basics.
- Day 2 — research
Grace researches the market, the search terms and the channels, and shows you its sources.
- Day 3 — the first drafts
First landing or SEO copy plus a two-week posting calendar, parked for review.
- Day 4–5 — your edit, then cadence
You approve or redirect, and Grace locks in the recurring cadence.
How you can check it
Grace's verifiable proof is the research itself: every claim in a draft carries a source you can open. If a number has no source, it does not ship in the draft.
Method: sourced drafting — each claim in a deliverable cites an openable source. No customer case study is published yet — see backlog MR-11.
€360 / month · 3 days free
Includes a 2,000k AI-token monthly allowance. Yearly billing saves 10%.
Every action is parked for your approval before it goes live. Cancel any time.