Demand gen that doesn't stall between launches.
piMark keeps social, email and landing-page content moving every week — not just around the launch — with six specialist AI agents that draft, review, schedule and adapt across every channel you run.
Everything is a launch. Nothing in between gets attention.
Product marketing throws its energy at the next release, and the weeks around it — the always-on demand gen that actually fills the funnel — run on whatever time is left.
Launch spikes, then silence
A feature ships, content floods out for a week, and then the pipeline of posts, emails and landing-page updates goes quiet until the next release.
Too many channels, one small team
LinkedIn, email, the blog, paid social, the changelog — each needs its own cadence, and a lean team ends up choosing which ones to neglect.
Positioning drifts across assets
Without a consistent review step, messaging quietly diverges between a landing page, a sales deck and a social post written six weeks apart.
piMark keeps demand gen running every week, on every channel, with one governance layer keeping positioning consistent.
Six agents, tuned to always-on demand gen.
Boss
Plans launch sprintsBuilds a launch calendar across channels when there is news, and a steady always-on cadence in between — so the gap after a release doesn't go quiet.
Analyst
Finds the demand-gen gapReads your content mix and points to the highest-leverage next move — an under-used channel, a feature nobody's written about, an audience segment going quiet.
Writer
Drafts launch and demand-gen copyTurns a feature brief or release note into announcement copy, landing-page sections, email sequences and social variants — on your positioning, in minutes.
Observer
Keeps positioning consistentChecks every draft against your messaging framework and claims guardrails, so the landing page, the deck and the social post stay in sync.
Wildcard
Adapts per channelReshapes one launch story into LinkedIn, X, email and landing-page formats, and keeps every queue full through the weeks between launches.
Hustler
Repurposes and pushes reachTakes a high-performing piece and re-angles it for a new segment or format, so a good asset keeps earning attention instead of expiring after one post.
The recurring work piMark takes off your plate.
Feature-launch content sprints
Feed in a release note; get announcement copy, a landing-page section, an email and social variants — reviewed against positioning before you see them.
Always-on multi-channel cadence
Between launches, the team keeps social, email and blog content flowing on a schedule Boss maintains, so the pipeline never runs dry.
Content repurposing at scale
A well-performing blog post or webinar becomes a week of derivative social content and an email sequence, without a rewrite starting from zero.
Foresight pre-publish checks
Before a high-stakes launch post goes out, run it through Foresight's directional synthetic-audience gut-check — a signal to weigh, not a guarantee.
A Series-A SaaS marketer, shipping a feature launch.
This is a composite scenario to show how piMark fits, not a customer result — piMark is in private preview with no paying customers yet.
Picture a solo product marketer at a Series-A company with a feature shipping Thursday. She drops the release note into piMark. Writer drafts the announcement, a landing-page section and five social posts across LinkedIn and X. Observer flags one claim that overstates the feature and swaps in the approved language. She reviews everything in one pass, approves, and Boss schedules the week — while Hustler queues up a repurposed version for the following week so the launch doesn't just vanish after day one.
See it on your launchWhat "always-on" actually means here.
These describe piMark's capability, not results from a customer deployment — piMark is in private preview.
Straight answers.
Demand gen that doesn't wait for the next launch.
See piMark plan, draft and schedule your next launch — and keep the weeks after it just as busy.