Your content, email and reports go out every week without extra hires. We find topics, AI writes drafts, your team approves them, and the system publishes. It all runs on STOREKEEPER, the platform we built and run ourselves, with our marketing leads keeping watch.
Most marketing teams know what they should publish and send. The hard part is the weekly grind of making it, approving it and reporting on it. Marketing automation services take that grind off your calendar.
The content calendar starts strong. Then a launch or trade show takes over and the blog goes quiet for six weeks. Search traffic and email engagement drop with it.
People who download a guide or join a webinar hear nothing for weeks. By the time sales calls, they've forgotten you or picked another vendor.
Someone copies GA4, Search Console and ad data into a spreadsheet every week. The numbers arrive late, the format keeps changing, and leaders still ask what it means.
We set up, run and improve the whole marketing system. Your team approves everything that goes out under your brand.
Topics come from search data, competitor content and your sales team's questions. AI drafts them in your brand voice, a person approves, and the system publishes to WordPress and social.
Email series for new subscribers, guide downloads, webinar guests and quiet leads. Consent is tracked under CASL and CAN-SPAM, and unsubscribes are handled for you.
A scoring model based on fit and engagement flags leads ready for sales in your CRM and alerts the right rep. Marketing and sales finally agree on what a good lead is.
One weekly report pulls together GA4, Google Search Console and ad data. It comes with a short note on what changed and why it matters.
Approved posts and reworked blog content go out on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and other channels on a steady schedule.
Many agencies glue together other people's tools and hope nothing breaks. Our marketing automation runs on STOREKEEPER, a content platform IN-STORE built and runs for our own clients. Our marketing leads, with many years of hands-on work behind them, set the rules and keep an eye on every client's pipeline. When something needs to change, the people who built it make the change.
Your team reviews drafts, approves content, sees what's scheduled and reads reports in one place. No more chasing links in email threads.
Brand voice, audiences, products, compliance notes and approval rules are collected once at onboarding. Every draft follows them.
The people who built the platform make the changes. There's no ticket queue with a software vendor in between.
Your marketers stop making every piece by hand. Instead, they direct and approve a system that makes them.
Content keeps going out during launches, holidays and staff changes. That helps search traffic grow steadily.
People get useful follow-up between campaigns. Sales talks to people who already know what you offer.
Leaders get the same clear report every Monday. Your team spends that time acting on it instead.
A small marketing team can keep up the output of a much bigger one. People focus on strategy, review and creative work.
Onboarding follows fixed steps, so your first approved content and first weekly report arrive quickly.
We look at your goals, tools, past content and how approvals work today. Then we agree which parts you need first.
Your team fills in the STOREKEEPER onboarding form: voice, audiences, products, topics to avoid and who approves what.
We connect WordPress, social accounts, your email platform, CRM, GA4, Search Console and ad accounts with the right permissions.
The first batch of drafts goes to your team for detailed feedback. Our marketing lead uses it to tune the instructions, tone and formats.
Content, emails and reports run on schedule. We review results and priorities with you every month.
The pieces fit together differently depending on how your company sells.
A consultancy publishes weekly expert articles, reworks them for LinkedIn and keeps newsletter readers warm until they ask for a meeting.
We connect to the tools you already pay for. Your data and audiences stay in your accounts.
WordPress, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and other social channels.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Brevo and similar email platforms, with lead data synced to your CRM.
Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Google Ads and Meta Ads for automatic reports.
Make and n8n for custom connections, plus Slack or Teams for approval alerts.
Canada's anti-spam law requires a valid reason before you send commercial email. US law has its own rules on who's sending and how to opt out. Our email workflows are built to respect both, and this is practical guidance, not legal advice.
Forms record what the person agreed to, when and where. That record follows the contact into your email platform and CRM.
Every message names your company, includes a mailing address and offers a one-click unsubscribe that syncs across all tools.
No AI-drafted article, post or email goes out until someone on your team approves it. That protects accuracy and your reputation.
IN-STORE is not SOC 2 audited; we document controls mapped to SOC 2 criteria for your vendor review.
Marketing automation is billed monthly. Your fee depends on how much content you need, how many channels and brands, how many email series and how big the report is.
Includes the content pipeline, follow-up emails, lead scoring, social scheduling, the weekly report and a monthly results review.
Talk to us about pricingThat's what onboarding and fine-tuning are for. We collect your voice, audiences, products and topics to avoid. Then we tune the first round of drafts using your team's edits. Every piece still needs a person's approval, so nothing goes out that your team hasn't read and accepted. Most edits get lighter over time.
No. We connect STOREKEEPER to the tools you already use, including HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp and similar platforms. Your contacts, consent records and campaign history stay in your accounts. STOREKEEPER handles the content pipeline, approvals and reports, and passes data to your systems through their official connections.
Our workflows are designed for it. Consent type, date and source are recorded when a contact signs up. Contacts without a valid reason stay out of commercial emails. Every message names the sender and has a working unsubscribe that syncs across tools. CASL is strict, so your lawyer should review the consent wording and policies before launch.
It combines GA4 traffic and conversions, Google Search Console searches and rankings, and spend and results from your ad platforms. It comes with a short plain-language note on what changed. We agree on the numbers during onboarding. The report arrives every week on its own, so leaders see the same view without anyone copying data.
Yes. STOREKEEPER supports separate brands, sites and approval rules in one account, and we already deliver white-label content for partner agencies. Each brand or location can have its own voice, calendar and report. Your central team still sees everything that's scheduled and published.
Book a 30-minute scoping call with one of our marketing leads. We'll look at your content, email and reporting setup and show you what a STOREKEEPER pipeline would look like for your brand.