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A small flower shop on a spring morning, its door open

Social posts a person on your team reviews.

Mark drafts them. By default someone on your team approves them — claim checks, a calendar, then they go out. You can also see how ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and similar answer engines talk about you versus competitors.

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A kitchen table late at night: laptop glow, a cold dinner, receipts and a notebook of crossed-out lists

When you stop working, your marketing stops too.

Posting takes evening hours.

Every platform wants its own version, its own size, its own caption. You rewrite the same thing multiple times.

Search traffic is tanking.

Customers ask AI assistants for a recommendation and they name your competitors.

You can't see how AI talks about you.

ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews answer your buyers. You don't see whether they name you or a competitor.

Imagine a better path.

A person on your team reviews the posts.

Share a photo or a note. Mark writes a version for each platform, checks claims, and lines them up on the calendar. By default they wait for someone on your team to approve.

Your note"Tulips just came in. Saturday delivery is open."

Tulips are in. Saturday delivery is open, order by Friday noon.

Instagram

This week's tulips are in, and Saturday delivery is back for spring.

LinkedIn

Our spring tulips are here! Saturday delivery is open around town. Send us a message to save a bunch.

Facebook

See how answer engines talk about you.

Mark shows whether ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and similar engines name you or a competitor when they answer your buyer questions — so you can decide what to write next.

You, in your AI assistantHow did ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews talk about us versus competitors this week?

Working in MarkSample

This week's buyer-question answers: ChatGPT named you in 2 of 8, a competitor in 5. Google AI Overviews named you in 1 of 8. Use that to decide what to write next — it does not publish a post.

It gets better with each review and approval.

Every change you ask for is kept. Say it once, like "less salesy" or "always mention delivery," and the next drafts start there.

Draft 1Don't miss our AMAZING spring sale on tulips!!

Your reviewLess salesy. Always mention delivery.

ApprovedSpring tulips are in. We deliver Saturdays, order by Friday noon.

Kept for next time: less salesy, mention delivery.

One idea, all the way around.

  1. IdeaYou send a photo or a quick note from your phone.
  2. DraftMark writes a version for each platform.
  3. ReviewBy default you approve it, or ask for changes, before it goes out.
  4. PublishIt goes out on every platform, on schedule.
  5. MeasureResults come back from each platform.
  6. LearnWhat worked shapes the next round of drafts.

Sample walkthrough

"Tulips just came in. Saturday delivery is open."

InstagramSquare photo, caption, hashtags

Tulips just landed 🌷 Saturday delivery is open this week. Order by Friday noon, link in bio.

#springflowers #tulips #shoplocal

FacebookPhoto post

Our spring tulips are here! We're delivering around town this Saturday. Comment or send us a message to save a bunch.

LinkedInText post

Spring is our busiest season, so we're adding Saturday delivery. Offices and event planners can order by Friday noon.

Tulips just landed 🌷 Saturday delivery is open this week. Order by Friday noon, link in bio.

Approved

Published

Instagram, 9:00 am

Published

Facebook, 9:00 am

Published

LinkedIn, 9:00 am

This week Sample

Instagram41 saves

Facebook6 messages

LinkedIn2 inquiries

Next round

Posts with a photo of the shop got the most saves. Next week's drafts lead with the shop.

Back to Idea, one round smarter.

In case you're wondering

Does anything post without my approval?

By default, a person on your team reviews each post before it goes out. Each channel starts on Required approval. You can set a channel to Auto, which approves a post with no claim flags on its own. You can review from your phone.

Do I need to know marketing to use it?

No. You bring the business: photos, news, what's in stock. We set Mark up with you and run it alongside you.

Can I use Mark from ChatGPT or Claude?

Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, and other assistants that support MCP can connect to your Mark workspace. The assistant signs in as you and follows the same channel rules as the Mark app, including Required or Auto approval on each channel. See how to connect yours.

Can I see how ChatGPT talks about my brand?

Yes. Mark checks how ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and similar engines answer your buyer questions, and whether they name you or a competitor.

Can I sign up and start today?

Not yet. We onboard a few businesses at a time. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when a seat opens.

What does it cost?

We'll share pricing with you before your seat opens. There's no charge for joining the waitlist.

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