Strategy that streams
A 9-section strategic plan generated live from your brief and the memory of your last six campaigns. Approve and it joins memory.
/strategyBrief it once. crm.care produces the strategy, drafts every asset, publishes to Account Engagement in one click, and reads Three Degrees of Attribution back from Salesforce — so the path from brief to pipeline-influenced closes inside one place.
Every capability is wired to the same campaign object. Brief once and the brief threads through all of them — strategy, copy, calendar, segments, attribution. Edit the brand voice on one tab and every generator adapts.
A 9-section strategic plan generated live from your brief and the memory of your last six campaigns. Approve and it joins memory.
/strategyTable-layout HTML with inline styles, segment-aware tokens, preview + raw HTML toggle. Publishes to Account Engagement in one click.
/emailPer-channel copy for LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram. One-click AI image per post. Length, tone and CTA matched to each platform's conventions.
/socialClaude sequences the rollout into a calendar by channel and audience. Drag any event. Colour = campaign, two-letter tag = medium.
/calendarAudience rules in Prospect.* form. Primary list plus three look-alikes. Publishes as a static list to Account Engagement.
2,500–4,000-word white papers, guides, playbooks, checklists. Brand-voiced. Save as PDF; gate on AE form.
/assetsLive from Salesforce: campaign-influenced opportunities at first, second and third degree. PCS audit closes the gap when fields are missing.
/resultsThe identity every generator uses. Edit once on one tab — every email, post, asset, segment description adapts on the next generation.
/brand-voiceFrom brief to Account Engagement, with a Salesforce attribution feed already pointed back at the campaign you just shipped. Every step is editable; every step writes to memory.
Audience, key message, channel mix, must-includes, must-avoids. Two paragraphs is plenty.
Nine-section plan streams live, citing prior campaigns. Edit any section. Approve to memory.
Emails, social, gated asset, calendar, segments — every artefact in parallel, brand-voiced.
Push to Account Engagement: emails, segments, the parent campaign object. Hierarchy mirrored.
Salesforce attribution reads back. Three-degree influence on the Results tab as data lands.
Honest screens from the app. The whole platform is one workspace — every artefact lives on a campaign, every change writes back to memory.
Operators at 200-2000 FTE B2B SaaS firms running Account Engagement on a single business unit. Director-of-marketing and below; technical buyer not on the call.
"You've already paid for AE. crm.care is the operator that finally closes the loop from brief to pipeline-influenced — without replacing the platform you trained your team on."
Primary: 4-step nurture to a curated AE list. Secondary: LinkedIn DR + a gated playbook on closing the attribution gap. Tertiary: webinar with one customer story.
One pillar — a 3,200-word playbook on three-degree attribution — gated behind an AE form. Three derivative emails sequenced T+0 / T+4 / T+9, each linking back to the playbook with a different excerpt as the lede▍
{{Recipient.FirstName}} — most AE dashboards stop at primary touch. The opportunities your team actually influenced are sitting in the campaign-influence object, two joins away. Here is the way we surface all three degrees on one screen, in 30 minutes.
Generate a coaching-style synthesis of what's working, what's drifting, and one concrete thing to try this week. Grounded in your campaigns and the patterns the local checks below already detected. Cached after generation — only re-runs when you ask.
You've already paid for Salesforce and Account Engagement. The question isn't whether to add another tool — it's whether this tool is the one that finally connects the brief to the pipeline.
A raw model writes good copy in a vacuum. crm.care wraps your brand voice, your campaign memory, your AE syntax and your Salesforce object model into every generation — and ships output the platforms can actually consume.
The Salesforce MCP server lets an agent query objects. It doesn't write your strategy, draft your assets, or sequence your calendar. crm.care is the operator on top — wired to AE, to your hierarchy, and to a campaign-memory store that learns.
Account Engagement is excellent at orchestration and lousy at authorship. crm.care doesn't replace Pardot — it sits on top, drafts the work the platform expects you to bring, and publishes back into the same campaign object. AE keeps doing what AE does.
Seven-day free trial on every plan. No credit card. Cancel any time during the trial and the workspace is deleted. Bills are monthly, in USD. Sales tax added at checkout where applicable.
For the marketer-of-one running paid AE on a single brand. Everything you need for one campaign at a time, with the full attribution loop.
For a marketing function running a portfolio of campaigns. Brand voice library, multi-campaign memory, approval flow, comments and presence.
For agencies and multi-brand operators. Multi-tenant workspaces, per-client billing, SSO, audit log, and elevated AE rate limits.
Specific to operators. If you've got a question that isn't here, the team email is in the footer.