Advised.Built.Run.
Systems, apps and websites, planned and built by the same person who shoots your content. End to end: one point of contact, one quote, working code at the finish.
Hours back in your weekOne person across the whole thingNothing goes live without your OK
of manual marketing work a year, now running through the Always-On system after two marketing roles left Cultivate Sponsorship. Annualised from six months of the team's own handover volumes. An estimate, not a promise.
"Two roles' worth of marketing work running through one system I actually understand. It has changed what my week looks like."
Katriina Tahka, Founder and CEO, Cultivate Sponsorship
Open any card to see the working part.
What this buys you: the weekly content grind runs itself, and you approve everything from your phone.
Drawn from the workflow export. The main pipeline is 90 nodes, shown here as its spine. Three more workflows feed it and watch it.
What this buys you: anyone on your team can draft in your brand’s voice, and nothing off-brand slips out.
The validator checks every draft against the knowledge base. Blocked phrases and unsourced numbers never reach the approval card. Sample text.
What this buys you: you hear about breakages from us, not from a customer.
What this buys you: an idea becomes something your customers can tap on in weeks, not quarters.
Six screens, one action each. Re-skinned into our own system with generic content. Prototype came 7 days from the brief, revised the same day feedback arrived.
Principal and interest, 2025-26 brackets plus Medicare where income is used. A demo, not advice.
What this buys you: a site and a list you own outright, with numbers you can actually read.
Send us the content. The email comes back built, tested at 620px and link-checked within two hours.
rules under gmail clipping limit
charts as table cells, not images
stacks below 620px, full alt text
utm on every link, link QA before send
One whole monthly send, rendered at 620px. The bars are live text and table cells, so they read with images off.
What this buys you: edits come back sooner, because the prep work is automated away.
Our own frames. The reel bank and cutlist run the same way on client footage.
What this buys you: every document leaves the building on-brand, without a designer pass.
Four 1080 square templates on one spine for Cultivate Sponsorship, specified to margins, type scale and tracking, rendered by the pipeline. The stat card carries its source line, always.
Two commissioned sets. Seven program action icons as vector, and an illustrated set briefed with a written rationale for each symbol and a cultural check before use.
A reconstructed brand and imagery guide, and the caption guidelines that sit with it. The same document feeds the AI knowledge base, so tools and people read one source.
Scope and build plan
This document sets out what will be built, in what order, over four weeks. It follows the conversation so far and gives a week by week roadmap. 01 What this is The first version proves three things on a phone. Post, pay from mobile, share. Everything else waits until those are proven with real people. 02 Decisions that are yours The product name, the launch domain and the price all sit with you. This section gives the facts that help decide each one and stops there.This site's own tokens, and the shape of every scope we send. Built on one document system, numbered and dated.
What this buys you: a clear read on where you stand before you spend a dollar on a rebuild.
The numbers, plainly.
Same content as the other two. Only the look changes.
Reference brands from the audits. Current track is a consumer wearable entering Australia, unnamed until it is signed. Before production, time on the shop floor of a consumer electronics store in a fitness-heavy part of Sydney, selling wearables.
How many hours does
your marketing eat?
Fifteen minutes. What the business does, what it needs, roughly what it costs.
Fifteen minutes.
Tell us what your business does and what it runs on. We will tell you what it needs and what it costs.