Content stops the week you get busy.
Then it stays stopped for two months.
Done-for-you marketing
Your marketing department, running itself.
We plug our AI engine into your business. It writes your content, posts it to your social accounts, and runs your ads — every day, without you. You show up for the calls it brings in.
No pitch deck. We look at your business and tell you whether this fits. If it doesn't, we'll say so.
Runs 7 days a weekPosts to LinkedIn and FacebookBuys and manages your Meta adsEverything publishes under your brand, on your domain
01 · The problem
You already know what you should be doing. That's not the problem.
Post consistently. Publish something useful every week. Run ads and actually watch them. Every business owner knows the list.
The list isn't hard. Doing it on the 40th consecutive Tuesday is hard.
Posting is manual.
Someone copies it to LinkedIn, then Facebook, then forgets the image, then forgets entirely.
Ads run unattended.
They launch, they spend, and nobody pauses the loser or raises the budget on the winner. The money burns quietly.
Nothing is connected.
Your website, your social accounts, your ad account, and your analytics live in four separate tabs that never talk to each other.
Hiring fixes this and costs a salary. Software doesn't fix it, because software still needs someone to drive it.
02 · The mechanism
We didn't build a tool. We built the person who uses it.
Most marketing software hands you a blank screen and wishes you luck. Ours doesn't have a screen for you at all.
PushButton is an engine that already knows the job. It finds what's happening in your industry, writes about it in your voice, publishes it to your website, schedules the social posts, turns the best ones into ads, and then watches those ads around the clock and changes them when the numbers say to.
You are not in that loop anywhere. That's the entire point.
It writes
Every day it pulls what's new in your industry, rewrites it as original content in your brand's voice, generates a matching image, and publishes it to your site.
It publishes
Each piece goes out to LinkedIn and Facebook on a set schedule, with copy written for each platform and a hard daily cap so your feed never looks like a bot.
It advertises
We turn your best-performing posts into Meta ads. Then the engine checks them every four hours and pauses, scales, re-targets, or rewrites them based on real numbers.
03 · Ad management
Your ads get checked every four hours. Not every four weeks.
This is where most ad spend dies. An agency launches a campaign, sends a report at the end of the month, and in between nobody touches it. A bad ad gets thirty days to spend your money.
Our engine reviews every live ad every four hours against a fixed set of rules. It doesn't need to be reminded and it doesn't have a Friday.
The actual rules
Kills the losers< 0.5% CTR · > $10 CPC
An ad under a 0.5% click rate, or costing more than $10 a click, gets paused.
Feeds the winners> 1.2% CTR · < $3 CPC
An ad over a 1.2% click rate and under $3 a click gets its budget doubled — never past the ceiling you set.
Catches the fake winnersBounced sessions
If Google Analytics shows people clicking and immediately leaving, the engine pauses that ad even though the click numbers look good. Clicks aren't customers.
Cuts dead geography100 impressions, no clicks
If a country has seen 100 impressions and isn't clicking, it gets dropped from the targeting.
Rewrites tired ads30% performance decay
When the same people have seen an ad too many times, or its performance has decayed 30%, the engine writes new copy and generates a new image for it automatically.
Waits for real data500 impressions · 12 hours
No ad is judged before 500 impressions and 12 hours of runtime, and no ad is changed twice within 6 hours.
Never overspendsYour daily cap
You set a daily cap. The total across every live ad stays under it. There is no path where the engine spends more than you allowed.
Every one of those decisions is logged with a timestamp and a reason. You can read exactly what changed and why.
04 · What you get
What lands in your business, every week.
ArticlesOriginal articles on your website.
Written for your industry and your buyer, not spun filler. Published automatically to your site.
Social postsSocial posts on every connected account.
LinkedIn and Facebook, on a schedule, with images.
AdsAds that run and get managed.
Built from your best content, pointed at your offer, tuned continuously.
ImageryOriginal images for everything.
Generated per piece, in a consistent style for your brand. No stock photos.
TrackingTracking that's actually installed.
Meta Pixel and Google Analytics set up correctly on your site, so you can see what the ads are really doing.
ReportingA monthly plain-English report.
What ran, what it cost, what it produced, what changed.
What it costs
Pricing depends on three things: how many brands we're running, how many channels you want covered, and how much ad spend we're managing. A single local business and an agency with twelve clients aren't the same job.
We'll give you a real number on the call — not a range, and not after three follow-ups. Ad budget is separate and paid straight to Meta by you. We never touch your ad money.
05 · Why it's different
Compared to what you're doing now.
| Option | What usually happens | What happens here |
|---|---|---|
| Hiring someone | A salary, plus benefits, plus management, plus they only work weekdays. | The engine runs 7 days a week and doesn't need managing. |
| A marketing agency | You get a monthly report. Your ads sat unmanaged for 29 of those 30 days. | Every ad reviewed every 4 hours, with a logged reason for every change. |
| Marketing software | You bought a tool. The tool still needs you to use it. | There's nothing for you to log into. The work happens whether you think about it or not. |
| Doing it yourself | Consistent for three weeks. Then a busy month. Then nothing. | It doesn't get busy and it doesn't forget. |
Hiring someone
A salary, plus benefits, plus management, plus they only work weekdays.
The engine runs 7 days a week and doesn't need managing.
A marketing agency
You get a monthly report. Your ads sat unmanaged for 29 of those 30 days.
Every ad reviewed every 4 hours, with a logged reason for every change.
Marketing software
You bought a tool. The tool still needs you to use it.
There's nothing for you to log into. The work happens whether you think about it or not.
Doing it yourself
Consistent for three weeks. Then a busy month. Then nothing.
It doesn't get busy and it doesn't forget.
06 · It compounds
Month one is the worst it ever performs.
Most marketing spending resets to zero every month. You stop paying, it stops existing.
This doesn't work that way, because three things accumulate.
01 · Accumulates
Your website gets bigger every single week.
Every article published stays published. Six months in, your site has a library of content working for you around the clock, found by people searching who never saw an ad. That library is yours permanently, whether you keep working with us or not.
02 · Accumulates
Your ads get smarter, not just older.
Every campaign teaches the next one. The engine keeps the copy angles, images, and audiences that produced results and discards the ones that didn't. Month six starts from everything months one through five learned.
03 · Accumulates
Your audience stops being cold.
Everyone who reads an article or clicks an ad becomes someone we can reach again, cheaply. Cold traffic is expensive. Reaching someone who already knows you is not. That pool only ever grows.
The first month buys you a system. Every month after that, you're compounding one.
07 · Who this is for
This fits four kinds of business.
Local serviceLocal service businesses.
Contractors, clinics, home services, trades. You're good at the work and you have no time and no marketing person.
B2BB2B and professional services.
You need to look present and credible where your buyers are, and you're paying too much for too little.
Already advertisingAnyone already buying ads.
You're spending every month and you can't say what it's producing. Usually the fix is management, not budget.
AgenciesAgencies and multi-brand owners.
You run marketing for other people, or you own several brands. We run all of them from one engine, invisibly, under your name.
Who it isn't for:
businesses with no offer yet, anyone looking for leads this week, and anyone who wants to approve every post before it goes out. The engine publishes on its own. If that makes you uncomfortable, this isn't the right fit and the call will be short.
08 · Objections
The four things everyone asks.
- Is it going to sound like a robot?
- Before anything is written, we build a profile of your business, your buyer, and how you talk. Every piece is written through it. You'll read the first batch before we turn the taps on.
- Do I have to approve every post?
- No, and that's deliberate. Approval queues are where automated marketing goes to die. You control the voice and the rules up front, we show you the output, and then it runs.
- Whose accounts are these?
- Yours. Your domain, your website, your social pages, your ad account, your money. We connect to them and we can disconnect from them. Nothing we publish lives on our property.
- What if it doesn't work?
- Then we'll see it in the numbers, because the tracking is installed properly from day one. That's a real conversation on a real call, not a promise on a website.
Stop being the bottleneck.
Twenty minutes. We'll look at what you're doing now, tell you what the engine would do differently, and be straight with you about whether it's worth it.
Book a 20-minute callNo obligation, no deck, no follow-up sequence you have to escape.