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For lean marketing teams

Everything is due at once. Now you have the team for it.

Sales needs collateral, leadership needs the deck, and the calendar is due Monday — with the same few people. Swiftly's marketing agents research, plan, and draft in parallel, so your team gets more out the door without dropping the strategy.

ONE BRIEFGreenfield RoastersWholesale team · four asksVertical one-pagers ×3SalesCase studySalesProduct sheetSalesDRAFTEDLeadership deck copyLeadershipBoard updateLeadershipPress releasePRDRAFTEDSocial calendarSocialLinkedIn seriesSocialEmail nurture sequenceEmailDRAFTEDBlog postContentLanding page copyWebSearch ad setPaidDRAFTEDONE BRIEF IN · EVERY ASSET TYPE OUT · IN PARALLEL
The work

Fast work that still has a strategy behind it.

When whoever is free writes it, the one-pager and the campaign stop matching. Every request Swiftly drafts starts from your positioning and your research — so what goes to sales on Tuesday says the same thing as what launched in June.

From sales: "Can I get a one-pager for office-coffee buyers by Friday?"
From the draft
Better coffee, and nothing for your office manager to manage.

Leads with the buyer's real objection — ordering hassle, not taste. Three proof points on delivery cadence, equipment support, and per-cup cost. Closes on the sample-box offer.

Built from positioning §1 and research §3.2
From your strategy and research

Positioning §1 — Office buyersOffice managers choose on reliability and admin load, not on origin story. Lead with "nothing to manage," then prove it.

§3.2 — Buyer behaviorSample boxes convert office accounts at the highest rate across the mapped competitor set. Per-cup cost is the closing objection, so it belongs on the page.

PositioningBuyer researchCompetitor pricing

Every draft is built from your strategy, verified and cited — so sales, leadership, and social all say the same thing.

The queue

Whoever is free no longer has to write it.

On a small team, four requests in one week means triage: the one-pagers eat Monday through Wednesday, the deck eats Thursday, and the blog slips again. Swiftly drafts all of it at once — your team spends the week reviewing and polishing instead of starting from blank pages.

On your own · one week, four requests3 of 4 done by Friday
MonTueWedThuFri
One-pagers ×3
Mon – Wed · the whole team
Deck copy
Waiting
Thu
Social calendar
Waiting
Fri
Blog post
Slipped to next week
With Swiftly · same week, same team4 of 4 drafted Monday
MonTueWedThuFri
One-pagers ×3
Drafted · Mon
Your review and polish
Deck copy
Drafted · Mon
Your review and polish
Social calendar
Drafted · Mon
Your review and polish
Blog post
Drafted · Mon
Your review and polish
Waiting or slippedYour team's timeDrafted by Swiftly
One source

One voice across everything that ships.

Your positioning, key messages, products, audiences, and voice live in one Context Binder. Every request reads it first — the one-pager, the deck, the post, the blog — so it all sounds like the same company. And when someone new joins on Monday, they start with everything the team already knows.

CONTEXT BINDER
Greenfield Roasters — living company record

Everything the team knows about the company, in one place — and the first thing every request reads.

Company profile
Products and pricing
Audiences
Key messages
Voice and standards
Visual identity
Competitors
Market trends
Updated by every project, read by every request
Sales
Vertical one-pager
Leads with "nothing to manage"
Leadership
Leadership deck copy
Same three proof points
Social
Social calendar
Same voice, shorter
Content
Blog post
Built on the same research
The team

A full department behind a small team.

No strategist on staff means the plan is whatever there was time for. Swiftly gives your team Quinn — a strategist who has read everything in the Binder — and twenty-plus marketing agents behind her, so every request gets research and a plan before anyone drafts a word.

The team behind you
Research directorCompetitive analysisAudience behaviorMarket researchStrategic planningKey messagingMedia planningSEO & GEOCreative directionCopywriting+10 more
Good to know

Before you bring it to the team.

Who sees our work?

Your workspace is yours. How we handle data is documented on the trust & security page.

Will it sound like us?

Voice and standards live in the Binder, every draft is written to them, and you can edit anything before it goes out.

How much do we have to review?

You choose. Approve every stage, or let routine requests run straight to drafts and review at the end.

What do we actually receive?

For campaigns: a research report, a strategic plan, and first drafts of every asset. For single requests: the draft, built from the same strategy. The full picture is on the pricing page.

The next time everything is due at once, say yes to all of it.

Plans start at $199 a month.