Approved in order / executed on a calendar / revised monthly
Artsn Dev writes your strategy one plan at a time — each built on the plans you already approved — then decomposes the approved work into dated tasks and revises it every month against what actually happened.
One loop, four stages
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StartA conversation about your company becomes the value proposition first — nothing else is written until that one is right. Each plan after it is generated with the approved plans above it already in hand, which is why the suite reads as one strategy instead of 9 documents about the same company.
02
ApproveGeneration stops after each plan. You read it, edit any section, and sign off — and only then is the next plan written. Change your mind later and the plans built on top of it are flagged as stale, because they were written from something that has since moved.
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ExecuteSign-off is what releases the work: an approved plan breaks down into dated tasks and a content calendar. Draft any content item with AI, mark it done, and watch the plan turn into shipped work instead of a PDF nobody opens.
04
OptimizeEach month you report what happened. The strategy proposes specific section rewrites with reasons attached; you accept or reject each one. The plan becomes a living document with full version history.
The strategy suite
What the product does, who it beats, and the proof behind the claim.
Starts the chain
Bring your own, or let us write it
Positioning, voice, visual direction, and proof points.
Built on value proposition
Bring your own, or let us write it
The segments worth winning, what hurts, and the objections they raise.
Built on value proposition, brand guide
Bring your own, or let us write it
Page architecture, messaging hierarchy, and conversion paths.
Built on value proposition, brand guide, ideal customers
Keyword targets, topical clusters, and technical priorities.
Built on value proposition, ideal customers, site plan
Profile optimisation, citations, and review generation.
Built on ideal customers, site plan, seo strategy
Only if you serve a local area
On-site pillars, cadence, and editorial angles.
Built on brand guide, ideal customers, seo strategy
Channel roles, formats, and posting rhythm.
Built on brand guide, ideal customers, content plan
Segments, campaign goals, and sending cadence.
Built on brand guide, ideal customers, content plan
The order is the product. Keywords from the SEO strategy seed the content plan; voice rules from the brand guide constrain every draft; the site plan decides what all of that content points at. Nothing is written before the plans it quotes, and nothing moves forward until you have approved what came before it.
Pricing
Free
$0forever
One project, the full strategy suite once. Read it, keep it, decide later.
Recommended
$49per month
The living version: regenerate anything, work the calendar, and revise the plans every month.
Free covers one project and one full suite generation, kept readable forever. Practice unlocks regeneration, execution, drafting, and the monthly review.
Questions
No. The output is structured, section-addressable, and versioned — which is what makes the approval gate, the execution calendar, and the monthly revision loop possible. A chat transcript cannot be signed off a section at a time, and it cannot decompose into dated tasks.
Because they are not independent. The SEO strategy is written against your site plan, and the content plan against your keywords — so a plan generated before the ones it depends on is generated from a hole. Running the chain in order, and pausing for your sign-off at each step, is what makes the later plans worth reading.
No. The first 3 plans are foundations you may already own — type them in during intake or upload the document you have, and the chain uses yours as context instead of writing its own.
They are marked as needing a fresh look, and their sign-off is withdrawn. If your value proposition changed, everything written from it is stale — so you are asked to re-approve rather than left to assume the suite still agrees with itself.
Nothing is overwritten. Every change — yours, the AI's, or a review's — creates a new version, and previous versions stay readable forever. Approval points at the exact version you signed off, so it is always clear what was actually reviewed.
You report them. Self-reported check-ins keep the loop honest without asking you to wire up analytics on day one. Analytics ingestion comes later.
Begin
Describe the business once, approve the value proposition, and the rest of the suite follows from it — a plan at a time, a calendar, and a review cycle that keeps all of it honest.
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