Meet Meg, the AI marketing manager for small businesses.

She runs your marketing.

She writes, designs and publishes your posts on LinkedIn, Facebook and X, in your voice. Short on time? She keeps your standard. Never post at all? She does the whole job.

ExampleYour accountancy firm

Example visual made by Meg for a accountancy firm: 5 allowances most small businesses miss

Your accountancy firm

Example post · LinkedIn

Meg is writingWritten in their voice

Made by Meg. Yours use your logo, colours and fonts.

Who Meg is for

You have to post to grow. You don’t have to write it.

Short on time

You know what good looks like.

Meg drafts in your voice, and you tweak and approve in minutes. Your standard, without giving up your evenings.

Founders, consultants, coaches, architects and software companies.

Accountants Solicitors IT and tech consultancies

Short on time and know-how

You’d rather not do it at all.

Meg does the whole job: the ideas, the posts, the visuals and the schedule. You read it and say yes.

Estate agents, clinics, cleaners, recruiters and event planners.

Estate agents Dentists Physiotherapists Tradespeople Salons

How it works

From your website to published posts.

01 · Learn
She reads your website
Your colours, logo, tone, products and audience, gathered into a brand kit you can check and correct.
02 · Create
She writes and designs
Posts for LinkedIn, Facebook and X, blog articles, and visuals in your brand, ready for you to read.
03 · Publish
You approve, she posts
At the times your audience is around, or when you choose. Nothing goes out without your yes.

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Just ask

A marketing manager you can talk to.

Ask how the week went. Tell her what to make. Move the schedule, change a price, build a campaign. Plain English, from one bar.

She answers with your real numbers
Performance, schedule, brand and products, straight from your account and never made up.
She proposes, you approve
Drafts land in your feed waiting for your yes, and schedule changes are confirmed before they happen.
Changed your mind? Undo it
Moved the wrong post? Changed a price? Say undo and it goes back. Publishing is the one thing that can’t be taken back, so she always asks first.

Meg

Your marketing manager

How did this week go?

3 posts went out. 2,140 impressions, up on last week. Tuesday’s did best, and Thursday 5pm is your next free best slot.

Draft a post about our autumn opening times

Done. It’s at the top of your feed with a visual, waiting for your yes.

READY TO POST

Autumn opening times

Approve

Example conversation. Not right? Say “undo that”.

See the output

One idea. Every channel.

An example for an accountancy firm: one idea, written for each channel in the firm’s voice.

exampleapp.meetmeg.ai · output

Platform

Your accountancy firmLinkedIn company page post

Most small businesses I speak to are paying more tax than they need to. Not because they're doing anything wrong. Because nobody's shown them what's claimable. The most commonly missed allowances: → Use of home as office (legitimately yours) → Pre-trading expenses (anything spent before you officially started) → Subscriptions that genuinely support the business → Mileage at HMRC rates (usually more generous than fuel receipts) → Training and professional development None of this is grey area. It's allowable expense, written into the tax code. If your accountant isn't asking about these, you might be leaving money on the table. #SmallBusinessFinance #AccountingTips #SMEFinance

Your accountancy firmX thread

Most SME owners overpay on tax. Not because they're trying to. Because nobody walks them through the basics. Things your accountant should be asking about (and probably isn't): → Use of home as office → Mileage at HMRC rates → Pre-trading expenses → Training & subscriptions → Christmas party allowance (yes, really) Each one is worth real money over a year.

Your accountancy firmFacebook Page post

Quick reminder for every business owner watching the year-end clock: You have until 5 April to use this year's allowances. After that, they're gone. You can't roll them forward. The most common ones SMEs forget: ✅ Pension contributions (tax-relieved, up to your annual allowance) ✅ Annual Investment Allowance for kit, vans, computers ✅ Use of home as office ✅ Christmas party allowance (£150 per head, properly run) If you've had a good year and you're staring down a chunky tax bill, this is your nudge to grab a coffee with your accountant before April.

Blog article, ready to copy to your site

5 Tax Allowances Most Small Businesses Miss Every Year

If you're running an SME and doing your own books, or working with an accountant who doesn't proactively flag things, there's a good chance you're paying more tax than you need to. Not because you're doing anything wrong. The UK tax code is full of legitimate allowances that simply don't get talked about often enough, and they add up fast over a financial year. In this guide we'll walk through five of the most commonly missed allowances, with real examples of what they're worth and exactly how to claim them, so you can have a smarter conversation with your accountant.

Pricing

A marketing manager without the salary.

Every business starts with 14 days of Pro, free, no card needed. One trial per business.

Basic

For businesses posting every week on LinkedIn, Facebook and X.

£50/month

Includes

30 content generations a month
Unlimited scheduling, posted at the best time
Meg chat, 40 messages a day
Brand Hub, product visuals and media library
Performance analytics
Industry news and the Monday email from Meg

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Pro

Enterprise

Higher volumes, or something the plans above don’t cover? Let’s talk.

POA

Priced for your volume

Everything in Pro, plus

Volume pricing
Work directly with the founder

Contact sales

Compare every feature

Questions people ask first

Will it sound like AI?

Meg learns your tone from your website: the words you use, how formal you are, what you sell. Her writing rules strip out the usual AI tells, and nothing goes out until you've read it and said yes. Tell her what you like, for example "never use exclamation marks", and she remembers it.

Do I have to approve everything?

Yes, and that is the point. Meg drafts, you approve. Approved posts go out at the best time for your audience, or at a time you choose. Nothing is published without your yes.

Which channels does Meg post to?

LinkedIn company pages, Facebook Pages and X. She also writes blog articles, ready for you to copy to your website.

What happens when the trial ends?

Your 14 days of Pro end and you choose Basic or Pro to carry on. If you don't, your account moves to the Free plan and keeps everything you made. No card is needed for the trial.

Ready to meet Meg?

Let her run your marketing while you run your business.

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Meet Meg, the AI marketing manager for small businesses.

You have to post to grow. You don’t have to write it.

You know what good looks like.

You’d rather not do it at all.

From your website to published posts.

She reads your website

She writes and designs

You approve, she posts