Introducing Sparqo, your AI CMO that runs Reddit and SEO growth, and hands you the work to approve.
AI CMO, the agent that sets the plan and hands the work to specialists
It learns your product from your own site, decides what's actually holding growth back, and delegates the work to the agents that can do it: articles, Reddit replies, AI answer gaps. What comes back to you is one daily inbox of finished drafts to approve, not a to-do list.
A plan built from your data, not a template
Ask it where to focus and it answers from what it knows about you: your site and brand knowledge, your Search Console, how AI engines answer your category, what your buyers argue about on Reddit. It names the constraint, and the moves follow from it.
- Reads your real search, answer and community data
- Names one constraint instead of a list of tactics
- Remembers the plan and the reasoning between sessions
Specialists do the work, the CMO keeps the thread
Each move goes to the agent that owns it, and each one is a real agent with its own chat, its own tools and its own memory. The board shows what's in progress, what's diagnosed, and what's waiting on you.
- Delegates to the writer, Reddit, visibility and analytics
- One board for everything in flight
- Talk to any specialist directly when you want the detail
One daily inbox of decisions, grouped by what they're for
The work reaches you already done: an article ready to publish, a reply ready to post, a gap already diagnosed, grouped under the goal it serves. You approve, edit or say no. Nothing goes live without that.
- Finished drafts, not a backlog of suggestions
- Grouped by goal so a yes means something
- Nothing publishes until you approve it
Also in the job description
The chat keeps its history and what it learned about your business, so you're not re-explaining your product every Monday.
Everything in flight in one place: what each agent is working on, what's diagnosed, what's waiting for you.
Talk to the CMO for the plan, or open the writer or AI Visibility directly when you want to steer the detail.
Voice, product, audience and competitors come from your site and your knowledge docs, and every agent works from the same picture.
Drafting is automated, publishing is a decision. Autopilot exists but has to be earned, and one edit takes it back.
New specialists join the roster as they ship, and the CMO starts delegating to them without you rebuilding anything.
How it works
Onboarding pulls your product, audience and competitors from your own domain.
One constraint, a few moves, delegated to the specialists that can run them.
A few minutes in the inbox. Approve, edit, or say no.
What is an AI CMO?
An AI CMO is an agent that does the chief marketing officer's job rather than a single marketing task: it decides what to work on, gets that work produced, and reports on whether it worked. The distinction matters because most AI marketing tools sit one level below that. They write a post or find a keyword when you ask; nobody decides which of the twenty possible things is the one worth doing this week. For a founder without a marketing team, that decision is the hard part.
Sparqo's CMO agent works from your own data, not a template plan: your site and brand knowledge, your Google Search Console, the questions AI engines answer about your category, the threads your buyers are already in. From that it picks a constraint, sets the moves, and delegates each one to the specialist that owns it: the Article Writer, Reddit Visibility, AI Visibility and Analytics. You can talk to any of them directly, or just talk to the CMO.
What it is not is autonomy. Nothing publishes on its own: the work arrives as finished drafts in a daily inbox and you approve, edit or reject. For the longer argument, and what this replaces at an early-stage company, read what an AI CMO actually does for a startup and our comparison of an agency versus an AI CMO.
It doesn't work alone
One CMO plan, specialists that hand work to each otherIt reads your Google Search Console, picks the queries you can realistically win, and writes the whole thing: meta description, FAQ schema, internal links to pages that exist on your site, and a hero image in your style.
It scans your subreddits every day, ranks threads by whether a reply there keeps earning attention for months, and drafts replies matched to what your account's karma can carry.
It asks the engines the same questions your buyers ask before they choose, records who gets recommended and which domains get cited, and turns each answer you lose into a brief for the agent that can win it back.
It connects Google Search Console with GA4, Plausible, Umami or PostHog, ties each result back to the work your agents shipped, and tells you in plain words what earned its effort and where that effort should go instead.
Frequently asked
Does it replace a marketer?
It replaces the part of the job that's research, prioritization and first drafts, which is most of the hours at an early-stage company. Judgment stays yours: you approve every piece of work before it exists publicly.
What does it actually decide?
Which constraint is holding growth back, which moves address it, and which agent runs each one. It proposes and explains; you can overrule any of it in the chat.
Can I skip the CMO and use one agent?
Yes. Every specialist works on its own with its own chat and schedule. The CMO is what ties them together when you'd rather not run the planning yourself.
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