An AI marketing assistant that stays on top of the work, keeps it moving, and brings you in when your judgment matters.
The work of marketing
There is rarely one campaign that changes everything. Growth comes from understanding your customers, finding the right opportunities, creating useful work, showing up across channels, and learning from what happens next.
Then doing it again.
The hard part is not knowing that the work matters. It is keeping all of it moving while priorities change, new requests arrive, and another week slips past.
Adze helps marketers maintain that steady rhythm.
Meet Adze
Adze learns each business you manage, pays attention to what is happening around it, and helps turn worthwhile opportunities into finished work.
It handles the ongoing research, preparation, coordination, and follow-through that consume a marketer's attention. When something needs your experience or judgment, Adze brings it to you clearly.
You remain responsible for the marketing. You no longer have to personally carry every part of it.
Needs your attention
A competitor comparison page is gaining ground
Decide whether to respondSomeone asked for a recommendation in a priority community
Read the conversationThursday's blog post is ready for review
Open the draftStop paying for pieces
Most small marketing teams run a pile of separate tools just to cover the basics, and pay for every seam in between. Adze is that one place.
$18,500/year
A basic version of that stack runs a small marketing team about $18,500 a year in tool subscriptions alone, before you've paid a single person to operate it.
Adze does the work of that whole stack, and the work of the intern you'd otherwise hire to run it, for a fraction of the cost.
How it works
Adze researches the search landscape, turns the strongest opportunities into an SEO plan, writes the briefs, recommends and writes optimizations and blog posts, and keeps the work moving through review, publishing, and measurement.
Fictional example
Client-document software for accounting firms
01 Adze
It researches the search landscape
Search interest in “how to collect documents from clients” has climbed for three weeks, while the strongest pages answering it are several years old. Adze identifies an active question that deserves a better answer.
02 Adze
It turns the opening into a plan
The opportunity matches Ledgerline's audience, supports its promise of less client chasing, and can be answered with evidence the product already has. Adze places it in the SEO plan with a clear intent, angle, and priority.
03 Adze
It writes the brief and the full post
Adze outlines the questions the post must answer, the evidence it can use, and the structure that will make the answer useful. Then it writes the complete draft, including its SEO title, description, summary, and publishing details.
04 You
You shape and approve it
The draft arrives in Ledgerline's voice with its reasoning and evidence attached. You change the emphasis, remove one claim, refine the introduction, and decide when the post is ready to represent the brand.
05 Adze
It publishes on schedule
Once approved, the blog post publishes to Ledgerline's connected CMS on the planned day. Adze prepares the supporting channel work and verifies that the page is live rather than assuming the publish succeeded.
06 Adze
It measures what happened
Search visibility, clicks, traffic, and every edit you made return to the same working context through Google Search Console and Google Analytics. The next recommendation begins with better evidence than the first.
The next blog post begins with what this one taught you both.
Once you approve the post, Adze can publish it to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, or Sanity, then bring search and traffic signals back from Google Search Console and Google Analytics.
Consistency
A healthy marketing practice needs a steady presence. Useful work has to be created, distributed, followed up, and carried across the finish line even when your attention moves elsewhere.
Adze helps maintain that cadence across channels. It keeps planned work moving, notices when the rhythm begins to break, and helps turn one good idea into a coordinated set of actions.
This is not about producing more for the sake of producing more. It is about making sure the right work continues to happen.
Fictional example
One idea, four useful appearances
Original research
What 40 accounting firms changed to get client documents on time
Blog post
Tuesday
LinkedIn perspective
Wednesday
Customer email
Thursday
Relevant follow-up
When an opportunity appears
Business understanding
Adze keeps your audience, positioning, evidence, voice, and current priorities ready, so every new recommendation and draft begins with the business—not a blank prompt.
You spend less time repeating the same brief and less time repairing work that never understood the business in the first place. What Adze learns remains available to the whole team and improves as the business changes.
Control
Adze is there to extend your judgment, not work around it. You choose the direction, set the standards, and decide which work deserves to move forward.
You can delegate more without wondering whether you have given away too much control.
Compounding improvement
Most AI writing tools return to a blank page every time. Adze builds on the briefs, drafts, and edits you have already worked through together.
When you reshape an outline, remove a claim, adjust the voice, or reject a draft, Adze compares the change with the original. Repeated patterns can become clear rules for the next blog post, with your team still in control of what is learned.
Fictional example
One correction, and everything after it
Blog draft · 14 March
Eliminate document chasing forever with automated Spend less time chasing missing documents with client reminders.
Next blog draft · 2 April · no edit needed
Give your team a clearer view of which client documents are still missing.
Over time, the outlines become more useful, the drafts become more specific, and familiar corrections begin to fall away. The goal is not to publish the most words. It is to build a dependable body of work that sounds like the business, earns the marketer's approval, and improves with every cycle.
Ways to work
Use Adze inside one marketing team or behind a practice that serves several clients. The working relationship stays the same; the context changes completely.
Give the team a shared assistant that understands the business and helps keep work moving between people.
Adze preserves context, maintains standards, clarifies what needs attention, and reduces the chance that important work disappears during a handoff or a busy week.
Adze for marketing teamsGive every client a separate marketing brain without carrying every detail in your own working memory.
Adze helps you stay attentive across accounts, maintain a dependable cadence, and return to each client with the context already in place. Your clients do not have to use Adze themselves; it can remain part of how you deliver excellent work behind the scenes.
Adze for marketing consultantsAdze helps marketers stay aware, keep worthwhile work moving, and maintain the consistent effort that growth requires—without carrying the entire operation in their heads.