Getting Started with Marsin: Your First Week with an AI Marketing Team

Day one: give the team a brain

Sign up, let the scan read your website, set the revenue goal, and run the audit. Then spend the highest-leverage thirty minutes of the week: fill the brand hub and upload five documents to the knowledge base: positioning, a case study, product docs, pricing, and your best past content. Everything the team produces forever draws on this half hour.

Day two: first real delegations

Ask Marsin for three things you actually need: a content calendar for the month, an audit-driven quick-win list, and one draft in your hardest channel. Review in Mission Control, approve what works, and reject with one specific line where it misses. Early rejections are the steering wheel; use them.

Days three to five: build the ritual

Ten minutes, same time daily: open the queue, decide everything in it, read the completion reports. Add one task a day in a new area: an email sequence, a competitor analysis, a report. By day five the team has touched every channel you care about and your approval data is teaching it your taste.

Day six: connect the stack

Link HubSpot or your CRM and analytics. Tools turn the team from drafting to doing: real contact data in briefs, real numbers in reports.

Day seven: review the week like a CEO

Generate the weekly report. Look at tasks completed, approval rate, and what is sitting in the library. Decide one thing to scale next week and one thing to fix. That loop, run weekly, is the whole operating system.

Frequently asked questions

What should I see by the end of week one?

A populated library, a calendar you believe, an approval rate trending up, and the strange feeling of marketing moving while you slept.