01 — We read your site and turn it into client DNA: product, audience, palette, type and voice.
A custom content machine for your brand: it reverse-engineers the formats already winning in your niche and prints hundreds of videos a month that convert.
We keep the client list short. It's how the machines stay good.
Paid keeps climbing. AI Overviews are thinning your search clicks. You need a new channel to test.
Organic pays off after months of volume and consistency. Most attempts die first, because keeping it alive is nobody's job.
Finding what works means posting hundreds of videos and checking every one. No lean team has that muscle in-house.
3 posts per account per day, split across TikTok and Instagram. Worst-case CPM assumes 1,150 average views per video — our weakest format to date.
Same machine, same monthly rate either way. The launch package rewards committing to a real test.
Why two months? Each format publishes about 360 posts a month — enough volume to know what's working by the review, instead of guessing.
Most machine-made content is. Ours prints from approved templates built on your brand, every fact has a named source, and a quality gate blocks bad files. Judge the output, then decide what to call it.
Every format is already winning on the feed and has one subject slot that swaps. Your catalog or your market fills it. If none of our formats fit your audience, we say so.
It fizzled because it was someone's side task. Here, volume and consistency are the product. The press runs every day whether anyone on your team is thinking about it or not.
The machine and its output: built and live in under two weeks, able to print thousands of videos a month across TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and to scale as far as you want to take it. Testing and reporting run continuously. When a format underperforms, the data retires it and a new one takes its slot.
No. Organic is a power-law game: we promise the machine, the volume, and the discipline, and nobody can honestly promise virality, installs, or a fixed CPM. Anyone who does is guessing with your budget. For calibration: the worst-performing format we've run still averaged around 1,150 views per video. By day 60 you know what yours does, instead of guessing.