Theo plans your month and reports every Monday. Sana posts on your channels. Wren changes your website and tracks what it did to your rankings. One team, one agreed plan, and a number they answer for: enquiries.
We are taking on a small number of businesses at a time. You apply, we read your website and listing, we reply within one business day.
They go out together. Theo is accountable, Sana and Wren do the work, and all three run from the same agreed month.
Owns the number: enquiries from marketing, against your target.
Posts the agreed month on Facebook, Instagram and your Google listing.
Changes your website. He does not just write about it.
No daily to-do list. Six questions at the start, a Monday read each week, and a proposal for next month built from what actually happened.
What you sell, who buys, where, what a good month looks like. Theo turns that into one plan.
Every post, page and picture for the month, decided once. You change what you like, or say “Sana, you decide”.
Sana posts, Wren fixes and publishes, Theo checks the numbers. Approvals arrive with a proposed action and a default.
Which piece brought which enquiry, what it cost against the plan, and what he is changing because of it.
From the results, not from a template. You agree it once and the loop starts again.
Every line here is true in the product today. Nothing on this page is a roadmap.
Simon and Maeve capture your enquiries, so the marketing team sees which post or page each one came from. No other tool owns both ends.
Wren edits live pages, tracks rankings before and after, and keeps a ledger of every change with undo.
The plan, the posts, the keyword picks and the reviews all follow it. Theo proposes next month from the results.
Small samples are named as small samples. “Not enough data yet” instead of a zero. Every claim is read from the record.
Decisions arrive with a proposed action and a default. Anything untouched for a week gets a nudge, not a quiet fail.
The team acts alone only after a clean run of approvals, each kind of work separately. Every action can be reversed.
That is what “limited” means here. Not a waitlist, and not a queue: a short list of businesses the team can genuinely move this quarter.
You do not need all five on day one, but you need to want them.
No card to apply. The trial is free; the price starts only if you keep the team.
Added to a NeoMind plan with at least one AI teammate seat. Cancel any month.
Full detail, including what counts as a piece of work and what happens near the included amount, is on the pricing page. We never put a “posts per month” number next to a price: that is the generator’s game, and it is not how a marketing team works.
We are taking on a small number of businesses at a time, so the team can get each one results. There is no sign-up button. You apply, we read your website and Google listing, and we reply within one business day with an honest read: a walk-through call if there is a place for you, or a “not yet” with the reason.
Facebook and Instagram posts always wait for your OK. Everything else starts the same way. Once the team has a clean run of approvals on a kind of work, you can let them do that kind on their own, and every action can be undone.
No. Wren edits WordPress sites through the NeoMind plugin and other sites through their files or code repository. Where he cannot connect, he gives you the exact change to make.
Enough for a serious month: posts, articles and page changes count as pieces of work, and the team tells you well before you get near the included amount. The pricing page has the detail.
The trial runs for 14 days from the day the team starts. If it is working, the Marketing Team continues at the monthly price. If not, it stops, and nothing is charged.
Three minutes to apply. One business day to hear back. An honest read of your website either way.