Acme Analytics
directdidacticA customer who doesn't come back doesn't complain. They just stop opening the product, and the signal shows in usage data weeks before.
avoids: “end users”
Ask in one sentence. We plan, research, write in your brand's voice and publish on your site. You just approve.
Publishes where your content already lives
one message, every channel
The same message becomes the article on your site and the social posts, each in the right format.
and then your customer finds you
how to tell if a customer will cancel
acme.com › blog
How to predict churn 30 days before cancellation
signs a customer will cancel?
A drop in usage usually shows up before cancellation. Acme's blog explains well how to track it.
acme.com/blog
We take care of what can be taken care of: sources, structure, titles, schema and internal links. Nobody can guarantee a Google ranking or an AI citation, and we don't promise one.
how it works
No briefing meeting, no team to hire. You set it up once and every week starts with one sentence.
Connect WordPress or Next.js, or create a blog on your domain. We read your site and propose your brand's voice.
Send the week's message, the way you'd tell someone on your team.
The articles arrive one by one, ready to review. Adjust and approve.
It goes live on your site, in your time zone. Then we check the page.
and every step comes with a whole newsroom
what comes with it
No blog? We create one on your domain, with your logo and colors. Have one? We publish to WordPress, Next.js or a webhook.
Every article gets a private link. Nobody outside sees it, not even Google.
acme.com/blog/preview/•••
Link and date on every claim.
[1] 10/28Publishes on the project's clock.
Each project with its own voice, calendar, destination and access.
You see the estimate first. If it fails, the credit comes back.
Edit in blocks, comment with your team and go back to any version.
“won't it sound like AI?”
Each brand has its own audience, its own tone and the words it never uses.
A customer who doesn't come back doesn't complain. They just stop opening the product, and the signal shows in usage data weeks before.
avoids: “end users”
Some customers come for the cheese bread and stay for the coffee. The secret to bringing them back? Remember their name.
avoids: “gastronomic experience”
People who bought from you refer you, if they remember you. A note on the purchase anniversary beats any ad.
avoids: “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity”
“what if I want to review everything?”
Then review it. Human review comes on. When you trust it, let it publish on its own; and you can pause everything at any time.
“is it for my business?”
the blog moves without anyone stopping the sprint
review on your phone, between one customer and the next
approve each client's month without mixing anything up
what it costs
Your first article is free, no card. After that, you pay for the pace you choose.
12 articles, 3 a week, R$ 158/month
YOUR FIRST MONTH
R$ 79
50% OFFthen R$ 158/month · about R$ 13 per article
at this pace, your week looks like this:
Coupon POSTA50 · no lock-in
questions
We publish to WordPress, to Next.js sites and, through a webhook, to other systems. No blog? We create one on your domain.
No. Every claim keeps its source's link and date.
Review comes on. When you trust it, let it publish on its own.
Your first article is free, no card. After that, you pay for the pace you choose.
Every article comes with a LinkedIn post ready to copy.
Portuguese and English, in each project's language.
your turn
First article free, no card.