From “we should do some marketing” to done. From “we should do
some marketing”
to done.

Business starts with one box: the name and the town, or your website. Joogoos reads what it can find, writes the page, and you check it: what you sell, who buys it, how you sound, what you want more of.

What it’s for. Every post, article and letter is written from this one page, so the few minutes it takes pay for themselves. It’s also where you connect the accounts you post to and the mailbox you write from.

In the Studio a sentence is enough. Joogoos suggests the rest, a post or a video, its shape and whether anyone speaks; you pick your photos, or it makes the pictures. It shows the plan and the price before anything is made. If a picture it made needs another go, redo that shot and keep the rest; a drawn scene’s words can be changed in place.

Then it goes out. Download the file and put it up yourself, or connect an account once and schedule it or post it now, at your word. Prepare my week turns your business page and photos into five pieces on five days, each with its price; make them all at once, then schedule each one. A video made somewhere else can be imported on Content and posted from there.

SEO writes articles for your own website from your own sources: what you sell, what you’ve said, what you’ve been asked. Each one is checked for claims it can’t back up, and you read and approve it before it is published, on your own domain.

Paste one line into your website. Joogoos counts the people it brings: how many, who sent them, which pages they read, and who pressed your phone number, email or WhatsApp link. Press a source or a page and the whole screen re-counts for those people.

What it ends in. Once a page stands out, a sentence about what to make next, with a button that opens the Studio on it; a small site can go weeks without one, and the screen says so. A visit is counted and nobody is followed: no cookie, no banner, no identifier that outlives the day.

Customers looks for businesses worth writing to, judges each one against what you told it, and writes the subject and the opening line of each letter from what it read about that company, the line that proves it looked. The offer and the ask are the ones you set, never reworded. You read it, change any line you like, and press send: one letter to each company.

From your own mailbox. It writes to businesses, so it suits a business that sells to them. Every letter leaves as you, through the Google mailbox you connected, and never from a joogoos address. Answers come to your own inbox, like any other mail. Already have a list of companies? Import it on Customers. When someone answers, mark it on the company with They replied.

Press Review my marketing and Joogoos reads your last seven days: your website, your letters, your posts. It proposes one thing to do, with what it costs and how it is counted. Say yes, change it, or say no; on the day you agreed, Joogoos counts again and says what happened after. A yes to a post or an article also decides what Joogoos prepares first overnight, until it counts again.

What it is not. A schedule. Saying yes spends nothing and sends nothing: it opens the work where it is done; a post opens as a Studio draft that is only made when you press Generate.