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Glowtify writes the whole campaign. You edit it by asking, not by fighting six tools. Your colleagues review it in the same place, and nothing publishes until a person approves it.

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  • One brief, every channel
  • Edit text and image by asking
  • Approval before anything goes out
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meridianfabJust now
Brushed steel plate stock, overlapping sheets

Three days on the floor at FABTECH, and the same question kept coming up: how do you hold tolerance at volume? Short answer, it starts long before the laser…

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Three days on the floor at FABTECH, and the same question kept coming up: how do you hold tolerance at volume? Short answer, it starts long before the laser…

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Brushed steel plate stock, overlapping sheets
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The campaign editor. Chat, the live asset, and every deliverable on one screen.

Businesses across North America use Glowtify to get seen.

  • MRW Réparation Navale
  • Bessette
  • Ferrell-Ross
  • Demathieu
Real work

What actually comes out the other end

Not mockups. Every piece below was written in Glowtify, approved by the customer's own team, and published to their own channels.
  • Demathieu Bard LinkedIn post: crew in hockey jerseys smoothing concrete, captioned 'Game 7 energy on site' in French and English
    LinkedIn

    Game 7 energy on site — bilingual storytelling straight from the crew, in their own voice

    Construction Demathieu & Bard · Construction

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  • Demathieu Bard Instagram post: 'Viens bâtir avec nous' internship recruitment carousel with a bilingual caption
    Instagram

    Viens bâtir avec nous — recruitment content built on real internship stories, French first with English alongside

    Construction Demathieu & Bard · Construction

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  • MRW Group LinkedIn article: the strategic impact of Groupe MRW within Naval Québec
    LinkedIn · Article

    Industry thought leadership — MRW's role in the Naval Québec ecosystem, argued in long form

    MRW Group · Marine

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  • B45 blog article: how bat handle thickness changes your swing
    Blog

    The blog as industry reference — handle thickness, wood grains, and swing mechanics, published under their own byline

    B45 Baseball · Manufacturing

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  • B45 Facebook carousel introducing the Pro Series gloves line
    Facebook

    Pro Series gloves launch — product education that respects the reader, tested and approved by professional players

    B45 Baseball · Manufacturing

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  • Email

    The monthly newsletter, end to end

    Climatisation R. Bessette · HVAC

Blog articles, LinkedIn posts, Instagram, Facebook, paid social, monthly newsletters. One brief, one brand, each piece written for its own surface.

Four screens, one campaign

The whole loop, in the order you would actually do it. Every screen is the real interface.

It asks before it writes

You set the objective, the products, the offer, the audience. It turns that into a brief you can read in plain sentences, and you correct it before it spends a word on content.

Change one line of the brief and all eight deliverables change with it.

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For the campaign “Designing a Cut Plan That Holds Tolerance,” schedule the newly added Facebook Post for Sep 5, 2026 and the newly added LinkedIn Page Post for Sep 8, 2026. Keep the existing blog post scheduled for Sep 10, 2026, and leave the campaign concept unchanged.

Added the Facebook Post for September 5 and LinkedIn Page Post for September 8.

The existing September 10 blog post and campaign concept remain unchanged, and the new content is generating now.

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Creative Concept
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Designing a Cut Plan That Holds Tolerance

Campaign Details
Start DateSep 3, 2026 12:00 AMEnd DateSep 10, 2026 11:59 PM
Creative Concept
The main ideaCreate a practical, engineering-led guide to the early decisions that determine whether a laser-cut part holds tolerance: material grade and thickness, edge-quality targets, nesting and heat input, fixturing, and downstream forming allowances. Use clear technical language for design engineers alongside outcome-focused explanations for procurement, with a confident, useful tone and a call to discuss application requirements with the technical team.
Channel Distribution
Blog PostBlog PostPublish a practical, engineering-led guide for design engineers and procurement on the early decisions behind a part that holds…September 10LinkedIn Page PostLinkedIn Page PostBuild anticipation for the September 10 engineering guide by highlighting the early design inputs that decide edge quality…September 08Facebook / Instagram PostFacebook / Instagram PostIntroduce the practical planning decisions that help a cut part hold its tolerance on the first run…September 05
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One asset, closely

Why this doesn't read like AI wrote it

The interesting part isn't the sentence. It's everything the sentence was made from.
LinkedIn Page PostDraft · v4

1Dependable tolerances begin with the right inputs, long before the part reaches the laser. For design engineers, material behaviour, edge-quality targets and nesting decide more than the machine does. The full guide is out September 10.

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A machinist working at a press on a manufacturing shop floorEngineering guide · September 10Designing a cut plan that holds toleranceMeridian Fabrication · ISO 90011200 × 627
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Cut to the channel

Body length241 / 3,000Link title42 charsImage1200 × 627Call to actionTalk to the technical team
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Read from your account

4 service linesEngineering guide, Sep 10Procurement, design engineersBrand kit: colours, fonts, logo
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ApprovePublishing stays off until a person presses this.
  1. 1It writes from your brief, not a promptObjective, concept, audience and products were set before a word existed. That is why the first line is an engineering point, not a company introduction.
  2. 2The visual is already yoursYour colours, fonts, logo and photography, applied from the brand kit. Edit the image here without opening anything else.
  3. 3It's cut to the channel, not pasted across them241 characters and a 42-character link title for LinkedIn. The same brief produces three Google Ads headlines and an email subject line.
  4. 4You can see what it drew onWhich products, which offer, which persona, which brand rules. When a line reads wrong you know where to fix it.
  5. 5It stops here without youApproval is a person's job. Glowtify will write and schedule. It will not publish.
What it actually produces

Every deliverable, named

Not “content for all channels”. This is the list, each piece written to its own format.
  • Social4
    LinkedIn postInstagram & Facebook postFacebook / Instagram storyTikTok post
  • Email3
    Announcement emailAnnouncement sequenceSent from your own tool
  • Blog, SEO and GEO4
    Blog postBlog post, SEO and GEOProduct & category SEOHomepage SEO
  • Paid3
    Google AdsGoogle Display AdsFacebook Ads
  • Your website3
    Site bannerAnnouncement barCategory pages
One button

Approved once, out everywhere

Press Publish and each piece goes to the channel it was written for, in that channel’s own format. No copy-paste, no reformatting, no second tool.
Publish
  • WordPressThe articleA bridge deck concrete pour at sunset
  • InstagrammeridianfabBrushed steel plate stock
  • TikTokmeridianfabA machinist at a press on the shop floor
  • FacebookmeridianfabA construction site
  • KlaviyoNewsletterA distribution warehouse

Or schedule it. Glowtify publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Cyberimpact, LinkedIn, Meta, TikTok and Google Ads.

The Glowtify blog editor with an SEO article, keyword targets and meta fields
Search

SEO articles, without the keyword research rabbit hole

Articles anchored to the terms your buyers actually search, with SEMrush volume and difficulty behind the choice, then linked to the pages that generate quote requests.

  • Keyword-led, targeting research, comparison and buying intent separately
  • Internal links to the service and product pages the article is meant to sell
  • Your register, not a content-farm voice. It reads what you have already published
  • Published on a cadence, straight to your site, because authority is a volume game
AI answers

Written to be quoted by ChatGPT, not just ranked by Google

When a buyer asks an assistant who can do the work, the answer comes from pages it can parse and trust. Articles are structured for that, and you see which questions cite you.

  • Structured for citation: clear claims, clean headings, answers beside questions
  • Question-shaped, matching how buyers actually ask an assistant
  • Authority signals that make you the source rather than a passing mention
  • Tracked weekly across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, so you can watch the share move
The Glowtify dashboard showing how often the brand appears in AI answers
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A machinist working at a press on a manufacturing shop floorMeridianFeed post
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A machinist working at a press on a manufacturing shop floorMeridianPortrait feed
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A machinist working at a press on a manufacturing shop floorMeridianStory and Reels
1200 × 627
A machinist working at a press on a manufacturing shop floorMeridianLink and banner
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Templates and formats

One visual, every placement

Templates carry your logo, palette and fonts, so a piece arrives on brand and correctly sized for each placement instead of needing a designer pass.
  • Ready-made templates for every channel format
  • Your brand kit applied automatically, not corrected in afterwards
  • Layers, text, crops and resizes on the asset, inside Glowtify

The loop, not the one-off

A copy generator gives you a post. This gives you the next campaign, informed by how the last one did.
  1. BriefObjective, offer, audience, service lines
  2. GenerateEvery channel, in its own format
  3. EditAsk for changes to text and image
  4. ApproveYour team signs off, on the asset
  5. Publish & learnIt goes out, and the results shape the next brief
Measured, not claimed

What the volume looks like once it's running

Figures from the Glowtify client portfolio, not from one case study we picked out.
19+

pieces published across all channels every quarter, per client on average.

Glowtify client portfolio, quarterly average

9X

growth in quarterly reach delivered for clients.

Glowtify client portfolio, quarterly reach

96%

of publishing workspaces were still publishing the next quarter.

Publishing retention, Q3 to Q4

Read the customer stories

Glowtify saves me hours. And the visibility it creates for our company is even more valuable for my boss than it is for me.

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Mariko Latendresse

Director of Operations, Climatisation R. Bessette

Where the guardrails are

A content tool that publishes on its own is a liability

Every deliverable moves through four states, and a person decides on the last two.
Draft

Generated and editable. Visible to your workspace and nobody else.

In review

Sent to named reviewers. It can't be scheduled while it sits here.

Approved

Signed off by a person, with their name and the version recorded.

Published

Live on the channel, in the version that was actually approved.

It won't invent facts about what you make

It writes from your own pages, your catalogue and the brief. With no tolerance or certification to cite, it leaves the space and tells you.

It won't publish without a human

Approval isn't a setting you can switch off to go faster. If nobody approves, nothing goes out.

It's not a substitute for having a point of view

The brief is the part only you can write, because you know what your shop is better at. A weak brief produces well-formatted weak assets.

It names what it can't reach

It publishes to the tools you have connected: WordPress, LinkedIn, Meta, Google Ads, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Cyberimpact. For anything else it hands you the finished asset.

Straight answers

How long does a full campaign take?

Minutes for the eight deliverables once the brief is set. Setting the brief is the part that takes your attention, and it is the part worth taking.

Can I edit the images, or only the text?

Both, in the same place. Crop, resize, restyle, swap the photo, move the text layers, apply your brand colours. Useful when the only visual you have is a phone photo from the floor.

Will it sound like us, and not like a brochure?

It reads your brand kit, your tone settings and what you have already published. It will not be perfect on day one. Correcting a draft teaches it.

Who can review and approve?

Anyone you invite to the workspace. You choose reviewers per campaign or per asset, and every approval is recorded against the version they saw.

We're not on social much. Is this still for us?

Then generate the blog. Channels are chosen per campaign, so nothing forces you to produce eight things because eight are available.

Can it produce French and English?

Yes. Any deliverable can be translated in place, keeping its fields and structure intact. Glowtify itself runs in both.

Built for the trades that have no marketing team

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Stop paying for average content that nobody approves and nobody reads.

You don't need another tool or another agency retainer. You need one place where the campaign gets written, edited, approved and published.

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