How long are the drafts?

Long-form drafts run past 2,500 words with a research block and citations behind the claims. They are written to be edited, not to fill a word count.

Does it sound like AI?

The Plain English layer strips the usual tells, and every draft is written from your stored brand voice guide, so it reads like your team rather than like a model.

Can it plan a whole quarter?

Yes. Content planning produces a dated calendar you can actually staff, built from angles tied to real buyer problems.

One credit per run. Pro starts free with 10 credits and no card.

Solution

Content with a reason to exist

Angles tied to buyer problems, a calendar you can staff, and drafts with research behind the claims.

Maestrix plans and writes from your stored positioning, personas and voice guide, then distributes the piece per platform instead of copying it across.

Volume is not the bottleneck any more

Anyone can produce twenty posts a week. The hard part is producing the ones that argue your position and sound like you.

Topics chosen from a keyword list with no angle behind them
Drafts that read like every other AI article on the topic
One post reformatted for four platforms and ignored on all of them

Tasks you can run here, and what they deliver

Every run reads your Marketing Brain first. One credit each, exports included.

Content anglesAngles worth writing, each tied to a buyer problem~3 min · 1 credit

Content planA dated calendar mapped to funnel stages~4 min · 1 credit

Long-form draft2,500+ words with a facts block and citations~5 min · 1 credit

Social post setPosts written per platform, not copied across~3 min · 1 credit

SEO strategyTopic clusters and the pages that carry them~4 min · 1 credit

Brand voice guideThe rules that stop every asset drifting~3 min · 1 credit

Video scriptTimed scenes, narration, visual direction, and platform cuts~4 min · 1 credit

AI search optimizationEntity, question, source, and citation-readiness plan~4 min · 1 credit

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Marketing Brain

What the brain contributes to every run

Stored objects go in, sharper objects come back out. Nothing starts from a blank prompt.

Reads from your brain

Brand voice guide and tone rules
Personas and the questions they ask before buying
Positioning, so the argument stays consistent
Proof points and customer stories worth citing

Writes back after the run

Angle library reused by ads and email
Published plan and status per piece
Research facts kept with the draft

A look at the output

An excerpt from a real run, shortened for the page.

Long-form draft · excerpt1 credit · exportable

Angle

Why marketing teams keep re-explaining their business to AI, and what it costs per campaign.

Opening

The average marketer now pastes the same six paragraphs of company context into a chat window several times a day. It works, and it is the reason the output still reads like it was written by an outsider.

Facts block

Three sourced statistics on AI adoption in marketing teams, each with a citation and a publication date, checked before the draft was written.

Distribution

LinkedIn post arguing the cost, a newsletter section with the numbers, and a short video script for the same argument.

The order it runs in

Strategy first, assets last. Each step feeds the next.

01
Angles
Pick arguments tied to a real buyer problem.
02
Plan
Date them, staff them, map them to funnel stages.
03
Draft
Research first, then a long draft in your voice.
04
Distribute
Platform-specific posts generated from the piece.

Why teams run it here

Research before writing

Facts and citations are gathered first, not invented.

Your voice, enforced

The stored voice guide governs every draft.

Distribution included

Each piece leaves with its social and email versions.

Questions people ask

Run it against your own brand

Give Maestrix your site, get the first artifact back in minutes, and keep it in the brain.