Strategy & planning
Turn business goals into positioning, audience briefs, campaign calendars, and a clear order of priorities.
Campaign roadmaps & marketing briefs
Embedded marketing. Elevated.
Meet Link.
Your marketing
AI employee.
A dedicated marketing teammate for regulated brands. Link brings strategy, advertising, content, search, email, and insights into one coordinated workflow, built around your business.
Built for regulated brands. Brought to you by ConquestLink.
Link
Your marketing employee
Brand workspaceCraft spirits · Launch planning
Your brief
Build a launch plan for our new small-batch release.
I'll bring the channel plan, campaign copy, and review checklist together around your brand guidelines.
Campaign & channel plan
Ready for review
Launch email sequence
Draft prepared
Audience & placement checks
Review required
You review. You approve. You stay in control.
Illustrative workflow. No live accounts or campaigns are connected.
Your brand, understood
Context before content.
Your marketing, coordinated
One role across the entire funnel.
Your team, in control
Human judgment at every approval.
One employee. The whole marketing picture.
From the first idea
to the next move.
Not just someone to write a caption. Link connects the thinking, drafting, and analysis behind your marketing so the work moves in the same direction.
Advertising & media
Develop channel recommendations, creative concepts, ad variations, and testing plans with industry restrictions in view.
Media plans & campaign-ready drafts
Content, creative & social
Bring a consistent brand voice to social content, editorial calendars, creative direction, and landing-page messaging.
Content calendars & creative briefs
Search & AI visibility
Shape useful website content, identify SEO priorities, and plan how your brand shows up across search and AI discovery.
Content plans & optimization priorities
Email & customer journeys
Plan launch sequences, nurture campaigns, and retention messaging for your permission-based audiences.
Email sequences & lifecycle campaigns
Reporting & optimization
Turn the campaign data you provide into clear performance summaries, questions worth asking, and practical next steps.
Performance readouts & test plans
The brief becomes the work
Here's what working with Link looks like.
Explore example assignments across advertising, content, and marketing insights.
The assignment
Craft spirits · Product launch
“Build a launch plan for our new small-batch release. We need a coordinated campaign, not a pile of disconnected ideas.”
Illustrative example
Link's approach
One launch. A coordinated channel plan.
Start with the approved product story, then build a review-ready launch package around eligible audiences and channels.
1
Campaign direction
Lead with the craft, origin, and tasting experience. Avoid health, social-success, or excessive-consumption claims.
2
Channel & creative brief
Prepare placement options, creative variations, and landing-page messaging for channels that permit this product and market.
3
Permission-based follow-up
Draft a release announcement and follow-up sequence for an eligible, opted-in audience.
Before anything goes live: Confirm market-specific age requirements, channel eligibility, claims, and required disclosures before launch.
Examples illustrate the workflow, not live AI responses, connected accounts, or campaign results.
Regulated by reality. Supported by Link.
Your industry isn't an edge case.
It's the starting point.
Generic marketing advice misses the realities of regulated brands. Link's role is built around those realities, from sensitive claims to audience eligibility and platform restrictions.
Your boundaries, built into the brief
Start with approved claims, audience requirements, geographic restrictions, and channel-specific rules.
Review-ready, not review-free
Bring the creative, supporting context, and open questions together so your reviewers know what needs attention.
Human oversight stays central
Your team owns the strategy, final approvals, permissions, and decisions that affect your brand.
AI assistance is not legal advice. Applicable laws, platform policies, and final materials require qualified human review.
Specialized where it matters
Built for the brands generic AI overlooks.
Different products. Different restrictions. Link starts with your market's context, not a one-size-fits-all marketing playbook.
Firearms
Gun ranges, retailers, training facilities, and shooting-sports brands.
Breweries & Distilleries
Breweries, distilleries, craft spirits, and licensed alcohol manufacturers.
Wine & Alcohol Retail
Wineries, wine brands, tasting rooms, bars, and licensed alcohol retailers.
Military & Tactical
Military suppliers, tactical equipment brands, and arms sales.
Alternative Healthcare
Ketamine clinics and emerging alternative therapy providers.
Political Advertising
Political conventions, organized campaigns, and advocacy groups.
Vaporizer Products
Vaporizers, e-cigarettes, devices, accessories, and licensed vape retailers.
Nicotine Products
Nicotine pouches, cigarettes, smokeless products, and licensed tobacco retailers.
Embedded by design
Onboard a teammate.
Not another tool.
Link is shaped around the way your business works, with a clear role, shared context, and people in the approval loop.
01
Introduce your brand
Start with your products, audiences, brand voice, approved claims, and marketing goals. Good work starts with the right context.
02
Define Link's role
Agree on the channels, recurring work, tools, reviewers, and permissions that fit your team. Connections are scoped during onboarding.
03
Brief. Review. Improve.
Give Link an assignment, review the output, and use your team's feedback to shape the next round of work.
A few things worth knowing
Meet your next teammate.
What Link is, how the role fits your team, and where human oversight comes in.
Your next marketing hire
is called Link.
Tell us about your brand, your industry, and the marketing work you'd like to take off your team's plate. Let's define Link's role together.
A conversation about your team. A role built around your brand.