UPDATED October 2026

Marketing: brand, content, SEO and websites

Your brand kit, content calendar, SEO Command Center, website builder and campaigns.

The Marketing group in your sidebar is where demand gets created: your brand, your content, your search presence, your websites and your campaigns. This article tours each tool — what it does, where it lives, and how your AI teammates use it.

Brand kit

Your brand kit is the source of truth for every asset: your colours, type, voice and logo lockups, all in one place at Marketing → Brand. It is generated automatically when you sign up, so you start with a working kit rather than a blank page.

It matters more than it looks. The kit drives your AI's voice — when a teammate drafts a post, a campaign or a proposal, your saved tone and style apply everywhere. Make the kit sound like you and every draft that follows gets closer to your voice.

  • Refine it with the Brand wizard — open Marketing → Brand and choose Brand wizard to build or rebuild a kit with guidance.
  • Keep more than one — you can hold several kits (say, a main brand and a sub-brand) and switch which one is active.

Content calendar

Marketing → Content is where you plan the calendar across channels and review the drafts your AI teammates produce. Jamar and your content teammates generate pieces here; you see them alongside anything you add yourself.

Every piece moves through a simple life: an idea becomes a brief, a brief becomes a draft, a draft gets reviewed, scheduled and published. Switch between a list and a calendar view depending on whether you are triaging or planning. Anything a teammate proposes for publishing goes through your Approvals inbox first, unless you have given that teammate autonomy to publish.

SEO Command Center

Marketing → SEO opens the SEO Command Center: real organic-search performance plus AI keyword research, side by side.

  1. Connect Google Search Console (Google's free service that reports how your site performs in its search results). The page walks you through it.
  2. Read your real numbers — once connected, you see clicks, impressions and the actual search phrases people used to find you. No connection, no made-up data: the page shows real figures or nothing.
  3. Research keywords — describe your business in plain English and the AI suggests search terms worth going after.

Connecting Search Console does one more important thing: it lets your Marketing Health Check grade your Findability, so that pillar stops sitting ungraded.

Websites & domains

Marketing → Websites is where you build and edit your sites. New website opens the step-by-step builder: describe your business in plain English and it drafts the pages, copy and a design theme for you, one step at a time. A site you already have opens in the editor, and Open in builder takes it through the same steps. Either way it is point-and-click: swap sections, tune copy, embed a form, set the search title and description for each page.

Sites publish in two ways:

  • A subdomain. A published site gets a free web address on jara.marketing.
  • Your own domain: custom domains are coming soon. Use the jara.marketing address until then.

Your logo and colours pull through from your brand kit automatically, and sites keep a draft and a published version — so you can edit safely and publish when ready.

Campaigns

Marketing → Campaigns is the control room for campaigns across email, social and ads: plan, draft, send and track from one page. There are three ways to start:

Start fromBest when
The guided questionnaireYou know the goal but not the shape. Answer a few questions and a campaign is set up for you — the standard path for a new campaign.
The AI wizardYou can say it in one sentence — "re-engage customers who have gone quiet" — and want the audience, subject and body drafted for you.
A blank campaignYou want full control. A drag-and-drop block builder (text, image, button, hero, gallery) with AI on tap to rewrite any block.

Campaigns send to the lists, tags and segments you manage in Audience. The page keeps score for you: your monthly active reach (how many unique contacts your campaigns touched this month), your recent sends with their results, and a full history you can filter — any past campaign can be reused as a template.