Questions, answered.

A ten-page local site and a catalog of thousands of products are different climbs. After the discovery call you get a written plan with scope, phases, timeline and an estimate tied to it.

If you want to run the workspace yourself, Build. If you want us to carry the monthly work, Run. If you have more than one site, store or brand, Scale.

One piece of work with one result you can review: a collection of descriptions refreshed, one campaign built, one page added. The Plans page lists the task types.

Yes. You can move up at the start of any cycle. Moving down is agreed on a call and follows your term.

The terms for pausing or ending a plan are set out in your written plan, before anything starts, so there are no surprises later.

A dedicated Claude project for your business, holding your brand rules and product details, connected to your tools through MCP so marketing tasks can be drafted in one place.

No. On every plan we do the work in it for you, and walk your team through it so they can use it too.

AI models write a fresh draft each time they are asked. That is why the workspace holds written brand rules, and why a person reviews every output we ship.

No. The workspace is a working space for your marketing, used by us and your team. It does not talk to your customers.

Our term for the person holding the rope on every AI-assisted step. We review, reprompt and steer each output before it reaches your site or your customers.

The work is set up, run and reviewed by people at Creartful, the studio behind Creartful AI.

Facts against your live data, prices and links, claims against your brand rules, and tone. If a draft misses, it is reprompted or rewritten before it goes anywhere.

For anything that changes your site, store or list, your written plan names an approver on your side and says what they sign off.

No. Access is granted from your own accounts, through each tool’s own permission screens, and you can remove it there at any time.

Client workspaces run on Anthropic’s commercial plans, where inputs and outputs are not used to train models by default. The Your data page covers the rest.

Not on the work we run. Changes are prepared as drafts and applied only after review.

The work we deliver for you is yours. Ownership of the site, the workspace and each account is set out in your written plan.

Answer engine optimization: structuring your pages so AI answer engines can read what you sell, where you sell it and what it costs, the way search engines read a well-built site.

It builds on SEO. Clear pages, honest headings and structured data serve both. AEO adds answer-first copy and checks of how AI tools describe your business.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Search engines and AI models change how they choose sources. We build the site so it is easy to read and easy to cite, and we report what changed.

Organizing a store so AI shopping agents can read products, pricing and availability accurately, not just human visitors. It is part of the Expedition plan.

Search Console for queries and clicks, GA4 for traffic and AI referral visits, Merchant Center for product feeds, and your Business Profile for local details, read together in your workspace.

Yes, where a connector exists or one can be built. HubSpot, Salesforce, Klaviyo and Attentive publish their own. The Connectors page shows where each one stands today.