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Content Engine
Blog, video, and social from one composer, cross-linked through the hub, so your authority compounds instead of scattering.
One Composer
A job story, a finished project, a question your customers keep asking. Written once, in your company's voice.
Blog Post
On your own pages, where your customers and search engines find it.
Video
The same story on camera, cut for the channels that run on video.
Social
Posted once, running on the channels your company connects, up to all 14.
Hub Profile
Cross-linked through the hub, so every piece strengthens the rest.
One piece of work becomes every format. Nothing is posted five times by hand, and nothing lives in only one place.
How It Works
Written once, working everywhere
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Your vault feeds the engine
Job photos, finished projects, and answers from your company flow in from your Knowledge Vault. The engine works from your real work, not stock content.
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A piece is written once
One story is composed a single time, then adapted to a blog post, a video, and social posts sized and written for each channel.
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Everything cross-links
Your pages, the hub, and your profiles point at each other, so each piece strengthens the rest instead of scattering across disconnected accounts.
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The cadence runs on schedule
From your growth stage, the engine runs a steady cadence your company approves. Authority in your town builds the way your jobs do: one finished piece at a time.
For Your Company
What it does for your company
Most trades marketing is rented attention: ads that stop the day the budget does. The content engine turns the work you already do into a library that keeps answering homeowners' questions long after the job is done.
- Authority that compounds. Every job adds proof your competitors cannot copy.
- One workflow, not five tools. Compose once; the formats and channels are handled by the system.
- Your voice, your facts. Content is built from your vault, so it never invents projects, prices, or claims.
- The hub multiplies it. Cross-linking puts your work in front of the storefront's traffic too.
Examples
The kind of content it posts
Everything in this section was made for North Ridge Roofing, a fictional roofing company, so you can judge the formats without anyone's real business on display. Your engine builds the same pieces from your own jobs, your own photos, and your own voice.
The finished end card, composed in code. Five seconds, your logo and offer dropped in.
WTF-style short ad
Five seconds of hook, five seconds of end card. The hook puts one painful truth on camera: a homeowner whose call rang out, and the roofer who names what it cost. Karaoke captions carry the line for everyone watching on mute.
Your next roof job just called. Somebody else answered it.
The hook line, captioned the way it runs on the finished ad. The hook films as a five second piece to camera in production.
Every Channel
One composer, every channel
A piece written once in the composer runs on every channel your company connects, sized and worded for where it lands. All fourteen of them, from one place.
Unified Inbox
Every conversation in one inbox
The posts are only half of it. Every reply they spark comes back to one place: all fourteen channels, plus email and text messages, in a single stream your team actually opens. Replies go out from that same place, on whichever channel the customer used.
Diagram: sixteen doors, one room. Names and messages are illustrative, drawn the way the inbox itself is laid out.
Why It Matters
Nothing waits in an app nobody opened
- No logging into fourteen apps. DMs, comments that turn into messages, emails, and texts sit in one stream, each tagged with where it came from.
- The AI works from the same inbox. Your follow-up agent answers here, in minutes, while the lead is still warm, on the channel the customer chose.
- A human can take over any conversation. Open the thread, read the whole history, and reply in the same place. The AI hands off; it never walls you out.
- Replies go out from one place. Answer once, and it lands back on the customer's channel: their texts, their DMs, their email.
What setup takes
You provide: photos, job stories, and answers as your company works. We set up the composer, connect your channels, and run the cadence from your growth stage, with your company approving what goes out under its name.