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Your marketing, working together.

Plan campaigns, promote offers, create search-focused content, review the work and publish, all in one marketing workspace.

Campaigns, ads and SEO work are scoped with you by a person. The online estimate covers a publishing retainer and its selected content add-ons.

Scheduled content and review controls in the Loudloom client workspace, using fictional example data.
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Marketing around your business

From the first brief to the published post, in one place.

What that looks like

Three illustrative examples. The wording is sample copy, not a client result, and nothing here promises an outcome.

Offer campaign and ad copy

A local service business wants to promote a seasonal offer.

Illustrative sample headline: “Spring tune-ups, booked this week.”

We turn the offer and audience into a campaign idea and ad copy written to Google and Meta character limits. The copy is handed to you to paste into your own ad tools. We do not buy ads, and your budget stays in your ad accounts.

Searchable, helpful content

A café wants articles that answer questions its customers already ask.

Illustrative sample article title: “How often should a café descale its espresso machine?”

Articles are planned around real customer questions, drafted in your voice and reviewed with you before use. This is search-focused work, not a promise: rankings and traffic are not guaranteed.

Your content, or content drafted for you

A team that already writes its own posts, or one that wants them drafted.

Illustrative sample: a post you wrote, queued for Thursday after your named approver signs off.

Supply the words and we handle slots, channel limits, publishing and the record, or have the posts drafted in your voice. Either way, publishing follows the plan you approved.

How it works

  1. Scope it with you

    Tell us what you sell, who you want to reach and what the marketing should do. Campaign, ad and SEO work is scoped by a person; the publishing estimate is online. Publishing plans name the channels, volume and who approves each post.

  2. Develop and review

    Your products, offers, voice and boundaries become the brief. Campaign ideas, ad copy and articles are developed from it and reviewed in your client workspace. Silence is never approval.

  3. Hand off or publish, then report

    Ad copy is handed to you for your own ad tools. Approved publishing work goes out on supported channels. You see the measurements we can observe, including tracked-link clicks where available; a blank stays a blank.

Clear control, from brief to publication

Publishing follows the agreed plan. Where you approve, your named approver approves the exact words, link, account and time; changes require approval again. Where you delegate approval, it stays within the plan and you can hold queued work.

Loudloom checks each linked post against your own page before it goes out: an automated reading that is careful but not infallible. This check is limited to linked posts; posts without a link are not checked against anything. Account permissions can be disconnected.

Ad budgets stay in your own ad accounts, and ad copy is handed to you; Loudloom does not buy ads. There is no engagement automation: nothing is followed, liked, commented on or messaged for you.

Where publishing works today

Grouped by what the software actually does now. Only the first two groups publish.

Publishes — you connect itText posts today. You grant access on the platform’s own page.

  • Bluesky
  • X
  • WordPress
  • Newsletter

Publishes — we set it upText only. Configured by us rather than connected by you.

  • Static blog
  • Discord
  • Telegram

Copy handed to youNothing is posted or spent. You paste or send it yourself.

  • Google Ads copy
  • Meta Ads copy
  • Email copy

Built, switched offNothing is posted until it is switched on.

  • YouTube

Not built yetNothing is posted. Do not plan around these.

  • Instagram
  • Facebook Page
  • Threads
  • TikTok
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest

What every channel does today. Bluesky carries a text post, usually with a link card built from your own page; X carries text posts with the link in a reply; WordPress publishes to your own site; the newsletter sends from your own domain. Each platform asks you, on its own page, whether Loudloom may post for you; we hold the token it issues and never your account password.

Your website

Your website, built and looked after

Most clients arrive with a site; some need one. We build a five-page WordPress or static site with your brand kit, wire the tracked links and analytics, and can manage it month to month: updates, the journal posts the machine drafts published for you, and a daily automated check that the pages your posts link to are up and still say what the posts claimed — what it finds is fixed by a person, not automatically. Both are priced separately from the content-publishing service, and the estimate does not include them.

Estimates and scope

Two different things. Campaign strategy, ad creative and SEO work are scoped with you by a person: discuss your project. Content publishing has an online estimate: answer six questions and see the range and how it was worked out before you share any contact details.

from $750 a month

plus $750 setup, waived if you book 3 months. Content publishing only.

The terms, in one breath

No account is created and nothing is charged until we have agreed what to do first.