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An AI marketing decision engine that researches a business and its market, ranks the opportunities worth pursuing, then turns the best one into a 30-day content plan.
https://markeoa.com
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Markeoa is built around a decision rather than a blank prompt: what should this business market next. It starts by reading the site into a structured business profile — model, products, pricing, audience — then researches the market through search volume, competitor ad libraries and community sentiment, and turns those signals into candidate opportunities.
Opportunities are ranked on three axes the site names explicitly: demand velocity, competitive friction and conversion impact. The winner becomes a 30-day content calendar with a rationale and channel tag for each day, and an on-demand studio drafts the execution pieces — hooks, video scripts, captions, SEO keywords and ad creative briefs. A workspace can hold several brands, and research runs are kept in a chronological history that can be refreshed as the market moves.
The status is honest in the footer, which labels the site a prototype demonstration. The privacy and cookie pages are explicitly marked as placeholders with an empty legal container, and the marketing site loads Google Analytics 4 and Vercel Analytics. Sign-in is required to use the product; there is no pricing page or published plan, so what a paid tier costs is not knowable from the site.
Founders and small marketing teams who need to choose what to market next instead of producing more generic content.
Deciding which marketing angle to lead with; comparing competitor ad activity and pricing friction; building a 30-day calendar tied to ranked opportunities; drafting hooks, scripts and ad briefs from one chosen opportunity; keeping separate research histories for several brands.
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An account is required (Google or email and password); the sign-in screen advertises a free account to save business workspaces. No pricing page, plan or credit price is published on the site.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 19, 2026 · Source: official website
The privacy policy and cookie policy pages are published as stubs that say they contain placeholders to be verified, and the policy body renders empty. The marketing site itself loads Google Analytics 4 and Vercel Analytics.
The ranking criteria and the research inputs are named rather than hidden behind a chat box, and the output is a dated plan with a reason per item instead of a list of generic post ideas.
The site calls itself a prototype demonstration, its legal pages are placeholders, and no price is published anywhere.
No. The product sits behind a sign-in with Google or an email and password, and the sign-in page offers a free account to save business workspaces.
A ranked opportunity, a 30-day content calendar with a reason and channel tag per day, and on-demand hooks, scripts, captions, SEO keywords and ad briefs for the chosen opportunity.
The site labels itself a prototype demonstration and its privacy and cookie pages say they contain placeholders, so it should be treated as an early product rather than a settled service.
Answers are editor-written from verified product details; last checked Oct 25, 2026.

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