The GTM plan flow

A public page that reads your website and returns a go-to-market plan: what you appear to sell, where your buyers gather, which channels to run and in what order. Then it does some of the work: your first posts, written from your own site, and the companies in your market with a dated change. It runs before you have an account.

Two jobs at once. It gives somebody a useful document in ninety seconds, and it proves the product can read a website and say something specific rather than generic.

The plan is also the fastest way to check whether the product has understood you. If the plan describes a company you do not recognise, your website is the problem, and that is worth knowing before you spend an hour on setup.

1. 01Paste your domain on the homepage. The site is read from public pages only, never behind a login.
2. 02Give an email when asked. The plan is generated after that, not before.
3. 03Read the "what we think you do" line first. Correct it if it is wrong, and the plan regenerates.
4. 04Read your first posts under the plan. They are written from your own pages, so they sound like your site rather than like you until you sign up and paste a few of your own posts. Copy one and post it today if it says what you would say.
5. 05Open the evidence on each company that changed. Every one carries a date and a link you can check, or the section says it found nothing rather than filling the space.
6. 06Keep the link. It is shareable and revocable, and it does not appear in search results.
7. 07Press Run this plan and Stripe Checkout opens for Starter with the plan's address filled in, signed in or not. After paying you sign in with Google or the link we email to that address, and the app opens with the plan loaded; with first work on, it opens on "Your AI team already started", with drafts already made from this plan. Not ready? Keep this plan free saves it to your account instead.

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