For manufacturers with no marketing team

Type what you need. We'll build it.

A campaign, a job post, an answer about your numbers — written from your own website, in your trade's language. No marketing vocabulary required.

Enter to start · Shift + Enter for a new line

  • First draft in minutes
  • No retainer, no time bank, no card
  • Built from your own website
An operator on a manufacturing floor

Businesses across North America use Glowtify to get seen.

  • MRW Réparation Navale
  • Bessette
  • Ferrell-Ross
  • Demathieu
What you get

Four agents and a phone in your pocket

Not a chat window that forgets you. A brand agent that learns your shop, a planner that fills the calendar, an analyst that reports back, and an app that turns what happens on the floor into a post.
Brand agent

It learns your shop before it writes a word

Business information, offerings, audience, goals, marketing priorities, content pillars — read from your own website and held in one place. Every draft after that already knows what you make and who buys it, in English and in French.

Glowtify's brand identity screen showing business information, offerings and audience
Planner agent

It fills the empty weeks

Ask it to review the month against your strategy, fill a gap, or turn an event into a campaign. It drafts straight onto the calendar and waits for your approval — nothing publishes on its own.

The Glowtify content calendar with a planner agent proposing drafts for the week
Mobile app

The floor is your best content, and it's on somebody's phone

Photograph the new line, the trade show booth, the two welders who just started. The app asks three short questions about the moment, hands back a post for every channel you publish to, and keeps a history so nothing sits forgotten on a phone.

Three screens of the Glowtify mobile app: the camera, the questions about a moment, and the history of recent moments
Analyst agent

Ask it why, not just what

It opens with a sentence, not a dashboard: a good month on Google, an expensive one on ads. Visits from search, how often AI answers name you, what a click costs, and how close you are to the targets you set. Then ask the questions you actually have — did anyone see my posts, why did two posts carry the whole month — and get an answer about your numbers instead of a chart to interpret.

Glowtify's Analyst agent beside a month of search, AI answer and ad numbers with progress against goals
How it works

Three steps to something you can publish

No implementation project, no agency retainer, no blank canvas.
1

Ask in plain words

No marketing vocabulary required. Glowtify reads your website to learn what you make and who buys it.

2

Review the draft

It comes back in your voice with the reasoning shown. Correct what's wrong — it keeps the correction.

3

Publish where your buyers look

Your site, LinkedIn, Facebook, email, Google — and the AI assistants buyers now ask first.

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

Climatisation R. Bessette logo

Mariko Latendresse

Director of Operations, Climatisation R. Bessette

Why this isn't an agency

You buy metal. You buy machines. Nobody asked you to buy a time bank.

The reason this segment stops returning agency calls is the pricing model, not the marketing. Here you type the task, you read the draft, and you decide. Nothing is bought in advance and nothing is billed against hours you cannot see.

Brushed steel plate

Your buyers shortlist you before they call

Plant engineers, purchasers and the tradespeople you want to hire all research long before anyone picks up a phone. Being absent from that stretch costs orders and costs hires — and it is exactly the part that never gets done when marketing is somebody's second job.

60%

of the buying process happens online before a technical buyer speaks to anyone at your company.

IEEE GlobalSpec & TREW Marketing, 2025

95%

of B2B contracts go to a supplier who was already on the buyer's day-one shortlist.

6sense B2B Buyer Experience Report, 2025

4.0/5

An informative, well-maintained website is the strongest credibility signal buyers named. Trade show sponsorship scored 2.8.

IEEE GlobalSpec & TREW Marketing, 2025

Before you start

The questions people ask in the first minute.

What do you need built first?

Referrals and two trade shows got you this far. Say what should come next — it's free and takes about two minutes.

Type what you need
Related