Everything it takes to win customers, leave it to Margo.
Just share your shop's link and this month's budget. Margo decides what to do, does it, and changes course from the results.
- Drop a link
- Set a budget
- Margo runs it
- Just say it
- Learn and shift
Just set the budget.
Margo does the rest.
In a company, this is the head of marketing's job. A shop you run yourself doesn't have one, so Margo takes it on.
01 / Drop a link
One link, and Margo knows your customers.
A map listing, Instagram, an online store, or your website all work. From reviews and posts, Margo works out what you sell, your price range, and who comes in, when, and how they find you.
- Start from any link
- What you sell and for how much
- Who your customers are
What you sell
Linen shirt₩59,000
Wide slacks₩49,000
Knit cardigan₩68,000
+ 38 more items
Who your customers are
- Who comes in
- Women in their 30s who live or work nearby
- When they come
- Weekends 2–6 pm, dropping in on a walk
- How they find you
- Outfit photos on Instagram → map directions
- Why they buy
- Linen and knit, around ₩50,000–60,000
02 / Set a budget
Just decide what to spend this month.
The budget is the only thing you decide. Based on what has actually worked for shops like yours, from clothing stores to florists, Margo splits it across channels and tells you why.
- One number to set
- Split across channels
- Backed by what worked
This month's marketing budget
October
- Your own posts₩120,000
- Local ads₩75,000
- Repeat-visit coupons₩60,000
- Creator collabs₩45,000
Few weekend walk-ins, so part goes to local reach. It's what worked for shops like yours.
03 / Margo runs it
It decides what to do and when, then does it.
Your month fills up on a calendar, and Margo carries it out. It makes and publishes posts, sends repeat-visit messages and coupons, and runs creator collaborations and ads. Whatever works.
- A full month planned
- Posts and messages sent
- Collabs and ads run
- Your own posts
- Local ads
- Repeat-visit coupons
- Creator collabs
Why this day? Nearby clothing shop searches peak on Sunday afternoons.
04 / Just say it
Talk to it like you'd talk to your marketer.
Say “We're closed on the 23rd” and that day's plan actually moves. Say “Focus on new arrivals this month” and the plan leans that way. No screens to learn, no forms to fill.
- Change it in a sentence
- Calendar updates itself
- Remembered next time
Chat with Margo
We're closed on the 23rd
I moved the new-arrivals post from the 23rd to the 24th. I'll keep your days off clear from now on.
New arrivals postMoved to Sat 24, 2 pmOctober
Saved as a day off
05 / Learn and shift
Next month's budget moves to what worked.
Margo reads which posts brought people into the shop and which channels paid back. The longer you use it, the more it knows about what works for you, and next month's budget is split on that record.
- Reads the results
- Re-splits the budget
- Builds your own record
| Channel | People | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Repeat-visit coupons | 48 | ₩1,250 |
| Your own posts | 40 | ₩3,000 |
| Creator collabs | 15 | ₩3,000 |
| Local ads | 10 | ₩7,500 |
Top postFall outfit Reel · 23 visitsOct
Nov
Coupons brought back the most regulars, so repeat-visit messages grow and costly local ads shrink.
Not posts you've seen everywhere,
but posts that sound like your shop.
In your shop's voice. Margo remembers each shop's voice, mood, and what it sells, so whatever it posts feels like yours.
Content exampleAs if you wrote it. Instead of stock ad lines, short posts that read like the owner wrote them.
Content examples for a fictional clothing shop and florist. Photos are AI-generated, not a real customer's account or results.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know anything about marketing?
No. Just give Margo your shop's link and this month's budget. It decides what to do, when, and where the money goes, and explains why.
What do I have to do myself?
Set the budget. If you want to change something, just say so, the way you would to your marketer. Margo handles the plan, the content, publishing, and checking results.
How does Margo decide what to do?
It plans from marketing know-how and from what has actually worked for shops like yours, from clothing stores to florists, choosing what is most likely to work. Over time it builds a record of what worked for you, and that record shapes the next plan.
Does it only make posts?
No. Besides making and publishing posts, Margo sends repeat-visit messages and coupons, sets up creator and media collaborations, and runs ads, choosing whatever fits the goal.
How is Margo different from other AI tools?
Most tools are built for people who already know what to do. Margo starts with deciding. It decides what to do, does it, and changes course from the results, the way a head of marketing would.
Ready? Start with one link.
Stop figuring out marketing alone.
Leave us your shop's link. Margo starts with a first-month plan built for your shop.