The AI marketing agent for founders who hate marketing

Luna writes the positioning, the content, and the launch plan. Fred Twum-Acheampong and Manny Bamfo review before anything publishes.

Every deliverable is reviewed by a named human expert before it reaches you. You set the autonomy level per function: Red for draft-only, Yellow for human-approved, Green for autonomous with a full audit trail. Legal cannot be set to Green.

Your homepage says what the product does. It does not say who it is for or why they should care, and you know that, and you have been meaning to fix it for four months.

Luna is the marketing agent on your Marskel team. It writes positioning that names a specific person with a specific problem rather than a category. It builds the content plan around what your buyers actually search. It drafts the launch sequence, the landing page copy, and the comparison pages that convert people already choosing between options. It turns one piece of research into a thread, a post, and a page instead of one artifact.

Every Luna deliverable is reviewed by a human operator before it publishes. Marketing is where AI output is most obviously AI, and the platforms have gotten good at detecting it. A human pass is what keeps content from reading like everything else in the feed.

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Fred Twum-Acheampong & Emmanuel "Manny" Bamfo
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Questions founders ask

Name the person, the problem, and what they do today instead. Positioning that starts with your product's capabilities is a feature list wearing a costume.
It ranks when it says something the reader could not get elsewhere. Templated AI output gets filtered by both search and readers, which is why every page here gets a human pass.
Comparison pages and the specific problem content your buyers search. Both catch people already looking, which beats trying to create demand at this stage.
See a reviewed positioning matrix.
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