Notice something worth acting on.
re-act brings relevant developments and your business knowledge together, so the next idea has somewhere useful to start.
Less searching. Better questions.
Choose the businesses and subjects you want to follow. re-act brings relevant news, observed competitor activity and practical ideas into a brief you can search, filter and explore, with links back to the source material.
Follow the businesses that matter
Keep a watchlist of competitors and review their public activity together. See the sources and dates behind each finding, without repeatedly checking the same sites and profiles.
Understand why a finding matters
Explore recommendations with a reason to act, a suggested next step and an expected benefit, informed by your business profile and services.
Develop your own response
A competitor introduces a new service; an industry story raises a customer question. Open the evidence, then take the useful angle into re-think to explore an offer, a response or a piece of content.
Keep your marketing moving.
Marketing autopilot creates an article and associated social promotion from your business knowledge. For a garden business, that could be a seasonal maintenance guide and a social post inviting customers to read it.
Manual approval
Choose the frequency and review each article and its promotion before publication. Open the drafts, make changes and approve what is ready.
Autopilot
Once you are happy with the approach, allow scheduled articles to publish after editorial checks and promotion to enter the social calendar for your selected connected channels.
Set the focus. Choose the pace.
What can I ask re-act to follow?
Can I try the content before automating it?
What does Marketing autopilot need?
Give your next idea a better starting point.
Tell us what you want to keep an eye on, and how much of the marketing workflow you want to automate.
Talk about re-act