Local AI visibility for a service business
What assistants answer for "best [your service] in [your market]" - and the concrete plan to become the answer.
Your expertise is the product and your time is the inventory - so the marketing that proves the first should never consume the second. Agents run the visible-expertise engine; you serve clients.
Every hour on the newsletter is an hour off an engagement. The math never favors marketing - so presence decays exactly when the pipeline needs it most.
"Best firm for X in Y" is an AI query today. The answers cite whoever wrote citable content - which is rarely the best firm and often the loudest one.
Referrals built the firm and referrals plateau. The firms that compound add a discoverable, credible public presence on top - which takes exactly the time you do not have.
Your points of view, engagement patterns and market reads turned into sourced articles and briefs - drafted by agents, reviewed by you in minutes.
Category and local queries tracked across AI assistants and search - with the gaps turned into the content that makes your firm the cited answer.
Companies showing the signals that precede your kind of engagement - leadership changes, funding, hiring in your specialty - surfaced with context weekly.
For firms that run marketing for clients: evidence-linked reports assembled on schedule, with every number traceable.
What assistants answer for "best [your service] in [your market]" - and the concrete plan to become the answer.
Speakers and sponsors at your industry's conferences, qualified against your client profile, with verified contacts and context.
The expertise you already performed - webinars, talks, panels - transcribed and turned into sourced articles staged for your review.
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
Everything published under the firm's name waits for a partner's pass - the review takes minutes because the sourcing arrives with the draft.
Content missions draw on what you explicitly provide and public sources. Engagement details never enter the pipeline unless you put them there.
Usage-metered with hard caps - a solo practice and a fifty-person firm each pay for the work actually run.
Yes - a company name in, a sourced brief out: ownership, recent moves, hiring signals, technology, talking points. The pre-meeting research that used to consume an associate's afternoon becomes a mission that finishes before the calendar invite does. Batch a whole prospect list and the briefs arrive as one organized deliverable before the first meeting.
By keeping the surfaces staffed: the newsletter that ships monthly, the insights page that stays current, the follow-up that arrives promptly - all drafted in your voice and approved by you. Consistency is what larger firms buy with headcount; missions supply it without.
The brand kit holds your voice and vocabulary, drafts are written under it, and your edits teach the register further - corrections persist in workspace memory. After a few rounds, drafts arrive sounding like your best writer on a deadline.
An hour of your judgment a week; a standing presence that compounds.