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Give Mary your website. Get a marketing plan you can actually follow.

Marketing Mary reads your website, works out who your best customers are, and gives you a week-by-week plan with the articles written for you. Nothing goes live until you say so.

Illustrative cards with sample data. Harbour Supply is a fictional company.

Does this sound familiar?

A wall clock above a desk with a blank to-do list and a pencil

“I don’t have time to do marketing properly, and I don’t know where to start.”

Start with your web address. Mary tells you what to do first.

Three identical sheets of paper fanned out, none of their checkboxes ticked

“Every AI tool gives me the same generic stuff. I can’t tell what’s true.”

Mary works from your website, and every line shows where it came from.

A thick closed manual with a pencil resting on the cover

“It all sounds too technical for me.”

No jargon. You get plain to-dos, like “fix the broken link on your Contact page”.

A terracotta sticky note reading “this week” on the corner of a computer monitor

“Just tell me what to do this week.”

Every week you get a short list, sized to the hours you have.

How does Marketing Mary work?

  1. A hand writing a web address on an index card with a pencil
    Step 1

    Give Mary your website

    Type in your web address. There are no questionnaires and no setup forms.

  2. Mary reading printed web pages at a table, pencil in hand, one passage underlined in green
    Step 2

    She finds your best customers

    Mary reads your site and works out what you do, who buys from you and what makes you different.

  3. A tidy desk with an open week planner, one article and a short list with the first item ticked
    Step 3

    You get a plan, articles and a to-do list

    Mary does the work piece by piece. You approve everything before it goes live.

What you get from Mary

A 90-day plan you can follow

Week by week, sized to the hours you actually have. Mary does the work piece by piece, and nothing goes live until you approve it.

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Your best customers, explained

Clear profiles of the people most likely to buy from you: what they care about, what worries them and what makes them say yes.

A customer profile from the product: Procurement Priya, who wants to cut supplier risk without slowing the buying cycle, taken from harboursupply.com.au, with bars showing how much came from the company’s own website.
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1Which website it came from 2How much came from the website itself

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Articles written and checked for you

Written to show up on Google and when people ask ChatGPT. Each one is checked before you see it, and you approve every piece.

An article in the product, version 3, with the pages and profiles it was written from, and a review panel showing the result of its check before anyone approves it.
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1Checked before you see it, with anything to fix listed for you

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A website health check

Mary checks your site page by page and tells you plainly what to fix.

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Ask your customers questions

Try a headline or an offer on your customer profiles before you publish it.

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Nothing made up about your business

Mary only uses what’s on your website, and anything she worked out for herself is marked. She never writes a quote: the exact sentence is copied from your page and checked.

The Who they are panel for a sample company. Each fact has a label: stated on your website, worked out from your website, or added by you. A note says 3 things couldn’t be verified and aren’t shown.
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A real screen with sample data. Brightmoor is a fictional company.
  1. 1stated on your websiteCopied from one of your pages. Point at it to see the sentence.
  2. 2worked out from your websitePieced together from several of your pages, which are listed.
  3. 3added by youYou corrected it. Mary keeps her original reading too.
  4. 43 things couldn’t be verifiedSo Mary left them out, and tells you.

Mary’s own best guesses are always labeled inferred

A pop-up for one fact, stated on your website. It shows the exact sentence, We’re based in Clerkenwell, London, and work with clients across the UK, and the About page it came from.
The exact sentence, and the page it came from.

You approve everything

Nothing goes live until you say so.

No surprise bills

Usage limits are shown before any work starts.

She tells you what’s missing

Anything Mary couldn’t find or check is listed for you.

Your data stays in the UK

Hosted in London and kept separate from other accounts.

Works with your website

Mary can read any public website, and connects to yours if it runs on HubSpot or WordPress.

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Questions business owners ask

Do I need to know anything about marketing?

No. Mary explains everything in plain words and gives you a short to-do list each week. You decide what goes live.

What do I need to give Mary?

Just your web address. There are no questionnaires or setup forms. If Mary gets something wrong, you can correct it, and she keeps track of what you changed.

Will it make things up about my business?

No. Mary only uses what’s on your website and shows where every line came from. She never writes quotes: the exact sentence is copied from your page and checked. If something can’t be checked, she leaves it out and tells you.

How much will it cost?

There will be four plans, from Free to Enterprise. Pricing is to be confirmed. Usage limits are always shown before any work starts, so there are no surprise bills.

Do I need HubSpot or WordPress?

No. Mary can read any public website. If your site runs on HubSpot, you can connect it from the first release. WordPress follows shortly after.

Is my data safe?

Your data is hosted in the UK, in London, and kept separate from every other account.

Rather we did it for you? Our team can run Mary for you.

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Plans from Free to Enterprise · pricing to be confirmed