Launch operations for the AI search era
From launch brief to verified delivery
One approved brief goes in. A flight board tracks every article and site in the middle. Your campaign receipt comes out: each URL live, checked, and dated.
Watch every article move
Close with your campaign receipt
Set the signal before production starts
The campaign brief names the company, launch moment, audience, usable facts, approved claims, and off-limits language. One authorized owner signs off on that version, so a late Slack message cannot quietly rewrite work already in motion.
Build the flight board, article by article
Nothing counts toward your scope until it has three things: an angle, a site, and a status you can see. That is the flight board, and it is the campaign in one view. Review holds, site swaps, and replacements land there the day they happen, in the open, instead of buried in three separate inboxes.
Close on live evidence, not activity
A submitted draft is not done. Live is done. We load the public page, check it against the agreed scope, and log the result. Your final report carries the URL, site, date, and check result for every single article, plus anything still open. One report, zero guesswork.
One launch brief. Different stories everywhere. Every delivery tracked.
Start your 25-site pilot