Check what customers find online.
Review your website, search presence, listings, social profiles and reviews for missing information, inconsistency and neglected channels.
A list of missing details and changes to make first.Marketing & Research
See how customers find you and what leads to enquiries.
You can see the visits and likes, but which activity brings useful enquiries? We compare your marketing and business records, then prepare a clear brief and drafts for your team to review.
Your team reviews and approves all content before it is published.
Marketing activity and customer enquiries are tracked separately. A marketing brief compares the records and prepares a campaign idea. Amina checks the findings, edits the draft and approves any public-facing work.
An everyday exampleExample details
Before → after
A clearer presenceKnow what customers find and where the gaps are.
Useful market signalsSee meaningful changes without endless searching.
Closer to revenueCompare attention with leads, sales, stock and margin.
Faster first draftsBegin with informed work your people can improve.
MORE THAN SOCIAL MEDIA NUMBERS
Follow the path from a website visit to an enquiry or sale.
Digital presence is spread across websites, search results, listings, social channels and reviews. Business results live somewhere else—in customer conversations, sales records, inventory and finance systems.
A marketing and research agent can bring the useful signals together. It explains what changed, prepares a sensible response and gives your team evidence for the next decision.
FOUR PRACTICAL JOBS
Research your market, understand results and prepare content.
Start with one job and a small set of approved sources. Add more only when the first result is useful and trusted.
Keep up with the market without spending every day searching.
Follow agreed public sources for competitor activity, changing customer questions, reviews and useful market signals.
A regular brief showing what changed, why it may matter and where to look next.Connect marketing attention to leads, sales and stock.
Compare the activity people can see online with customer enquiries, sales progress, actual sales, inventory and margin information.
A clearer view of which activity leads to enquiries and sales.Prepare posts, campaign ideas and customer replies.
Prepare campaign ideas, content calendars, social drafts and response suggestions grounded in approved information about your business.
Your team reviews, edits and approves every public-facing item before it is used.A SIMPLE EXAMPLE
Check stock before planning a promotion.
A product starts receiving more searches, comments and customer questions. A normal marketing report might call that an opportunity. The stock records show that only a few items remain.
The agent brings both sides together and recommends an in-stock alternative with a similar margin. It prepares a campaign note, a social draft and a customer-response suggestion. The marketing and sales teams decide what to use.
ONLINE INTEREST↑ 38%+AVAILABLE STOCK6 left
PREPARED RECOMMENDATIONPromote the in-stock alternative
Campaign noteSocial draftReply suggestion
Marketing reviews→Sales confirms→People decide
USEFUL, NOT OVERWHELMING
Get the updates your team needs, when they need them.
A quick warning and a monthly review serve different purposes. We design each output around who receives it and what they need to decide.
Weekly email briefThe important changes, opportunities and questions for the week.
Timely WhatsApp alertA short message when a trend or reputation issue needs attention.
Marketing dashboardPresence, attention, leads and agreed business results in one view.
Content calendarPractical ideas organized around real priorities and upcoming moments.
Draft queuePrepared posts, campaign notes and replies waiting for review.
Monthly reportA shareable summary of what changed, what worked and what to try next.
PUBLIC-FACING WORKFLOWInsight becomes a draft—not an automatic post.
Agent prepares→Person reviews→Team chooses
Nothing is published automatically
YOUR REPUTATION, YOUR DECISION
People remain responsible for what the business says.
- Research uses agreed public and internal sources
- Findings show where the supporting information came from
- Uncertain or sensitive topics are marked for review
- Drafts remain drafts until an authorized person approves them
- Your team can correct the context and improve future work
A FOCUSED FIRST PROJECT
Start with one question about your marketing.
For example: which marketing activity leads to useful enquiries? We agree the channels, records and time period to review, then compare public activity with the enquiry and sales information your team can provide.
- One question, agreed sources and a starting position to compare.
- A clear brief showing findings, source dates, missing information and assumptions.
- A short list of changes to test, with any drafts held for your approval.
- A review plan with an owner and useful measures, such as enquiries with a recorded source or those that progress to a sales conversation.
We agree scope, price, delivery, any continuing costs and support before paid work. Incomplete records can make it hard to tell which activity led to an enquiry. A change in enquiry numbers does not, by itself, prove what caused it. Review the evidence before deciding what to continue.
START WITH ONE MARKETING QUESTION
What would you like to understand about your marketing?
It could be where enquiries come from, what customers ask for or which marketing to try next.