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Growth & marketing
We built the marketing engine for our own companies first. Same engine, pointed at yours — and instrumented, so you can tell what worked.
In shortAspireco runs growth and marketing on the engine it built for its own companies: technical SEO, local presence, lifecycle email on a list you own, funnels wired to the CRM, and content that publishes on a cadence. It is for businesses that want marketing instrumented, so they can tell what worked.
What we deliver
- Technical SEO, information architecture and structured data
- Local presence — profiles, citations, review flow, service-area pages
- Lifecycle email and campaign infrastructure you own the list on
- Landing systems, funnels and lead routing wired to the CRM
- Content pipelines that publish on a cadence without a content team
A self-hosted campaign stack with over nine thousand subscribers, a live customer-conversation channel, and a content pipeline covering forty-two niches across four language regions.
Proven on
- Automation · MediaContent FactoryA short-form video pipeline covering forty-two niches in four languages — script, voice, render, publish and attribute, on a schedule.
- Integrations · Internal platformBusiness OSThe operating layer under everything we run: CRM, wiki, identity, invoicing, campaigns, customer chat and an automation estate of 117 workflows.
Questions about growth & marketing
Is growth marketing a one-off project or a monthly retainer?
Either. Standing up the email list, funnels, lead routing or a content pipeline is a build, fixed scope at a fixed price. Running it afterwards is retained capacity: monthly, cancellable on a month's notice, and sized to the estate it looks after rather than to a tier. The free audit decides which shape fits before anyone commits.
How soon can a content pipeline start publishing?
The audit returns findings within a week, and a build puts its first production slice live inside two weeks, followed by weekly releases on staging you can open yourself. Content Factory, our own short-form video pipeline, covers forty-two niches in four language regions, and it publishes into the social scheduler as drafts, so a person stays between the pipeline and the audience.
Do we own our email list and customer data?
Yes. Lifecycle email runs on campaign infrastructure you own the list on. Business OS keeps over nine thousand subscribers and the conversation history on owned infrastructure, because those are the two assets most expensive to rebuild after a vendor change. If you end the engagement, nothing has to move and nothing stops working.
Is AI-generated content just filler that platforms ignore?
The naive version is: one model, one voice and one stock library produce content that platforms deduplicate and viewers ignore. Content Factory is built against that. Scripts for time-sensitive niches are written against grounded search, so they cite the last 24 to 48 hours rather than model memory, and B-roll comes from a licence-verified cascade of four ranked sources.
How do we know which marketing is actually working?
Everything is instrumented. Funnels and lead routing are wired to the CRM, so every lead has a record that reporting can count, and on retainer you get reporting on what shipped and what it moved. Content Factory tracks earnings in a ledger that separates platform, affiliate and sponsorship rows, which makes per-niche return measurable instead of inferred.
Do you handle local SEO and Google Business Profile?
Yes. Local presence is a standard growth deliverable: business profiles, citations, review flow and service-area pages, alongside technical SEO, information architecture and structured data. It runs on the same engine we built for our own companies, instrumented so you can tell what worked.