You know your buyer better than any hire would. It turns that into posts, timing and messages every week, and asks you only to approve.
The short version
Founder-led marketing works because the founder knows the buyer, and fails because the founder has a company to run. InstinctGTM learns your business once, then writes for every channel in your voice, watches the companies you want for the moment they change, and drafts the messages. Your part is approving, which takes minutes a day.
Questions people ask
The founder is the voice of the company: the posts, the point of view and the first conversations come from the person who built it. Buyers trust it because it is specific, and it stays specific only while the founder keeps doing it.
Move the writing off your plate and keep the judgement. It drafts the week from your business and your market, in your voice, and you spend the time deciding what goes out. Today shows what it did, what came back and what waits on you.
Your site, a few things you wrote yourself, the claims you never make and anyone you never contact. Everything else it infers and shows you to correct. Your logo and colours can come later, with your brand rules.
When distribution is the job, not a task. A marketer brings judgement about channels and budget that this does not replace. Many founders run this until the first hire, then hand that person a voice profile and a scoreboard instead of a blank page.
Where it stops
One sitting. You paste a URL, it reads your site and drafts what you sell and who buys, and you correct it. Most of the time is you fixing a machine that has already done the work.
Free to see what it writes. Founder, at $149 a month, adds watching accounts and sending from your own mailbox.
Yes. Each venture keeps its own voice, rules and channels, apart from the others. Growth covers 3 and Operator 10.
Paste your site. In one sitting you have drafts in your voice and the accounts where something moved.