AI CMO Strategy — a ranked plan grounded in your data.

Vizil doesn't just audit your site — it uses the findings to generate a ranked marketing strategy. 5 CMO priorities, each with a channel, specific action, expected outcome, timeframe, and rationale. Nothing stored until you approve it.

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Audit-first philosophy

Generic advice is cheap. Vizil starts with your actual data.

Most AI marketing tools generate strategy recommendations that could apply to any SaaS company. "Write more blog posts." "Post on LinkedIn." They're not wrong, but they're not grounded in your situation.

Vizil always runs the full audit phase first — brand extraction, GEO Score, SEO audit, competitor research — before generating a single strategy recommendation. The CMO priorities you see are specifically ranked against your gaps, not a template.

If your GEO Score shows zero visibility in category queries, your #1 priority won't be "post on LinkedIn." It'll be "publish comparison content to improve AI citation rate in category searches." That's the difference.

Priority 1 SEO · 30 days

Publish 3 comparison pages for top competitor queries

Expected: +12–18 pts on Competitive Advantage sub-score. Currently 0% citation rate on competitor comparison queries in both ChatGPT and Gemini.

Priority 2 Content · 60 days

Add FAQ schema to homepage and 5 key landing pages

Expected: improved Citation Quality score from 44 → 58. Currently missing structured data that AI models use to cite sources directly.

Priority 3 SEO · Ongoing

Close 6 high-volume keyword gaps in the B2B SaaS marketing category

Expected: 4,200+ monthly organic visits over 90 days. All gaps have difficulty <35 and can be addressed with focused blog posts.

Priority structure

Every priority is a complete brief.

Not a vague recommendation — a specific, actionable plan you can hand to someone (or a future Vizil agent) to execute.

Channel + specific action

Which channel (SEO, Content, Social, Email) and exactly what to do — not "improve your SEO" but "publish a comparison page targeting [query] on [page type]."

Expected outcome + timeframe

A specific expected result — GEO sub-score improvement, traffic estimate, ranking target — with a 30/60/90-day timeframe. Gives you a benchmark to measure against.

Rationale

Why this priority was ranked where it was — what data point drove it, what the opportunity cost of not doing it is, and why this order makes sense for your situation.

Human-in-the-loop

Nothing is stored until you say so.

Each priority goes through a review gate. You see the full priority brief — channel, action, expected outcome, timeframe, rationale — and decide what to do with it.

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Approve as-is

Priority is stored and added to your Action Queue. Execution agents (coming soon) will pick it up.

Edit inline and approve

Change the action, adjust the timeframe, rewrite the rationale — then approve. Your edits are version-tracked.

Reject with notes

Tell the agent why you're rejecting it. It revises the priority using your feedback and resubmits for another review round.

Strategy Override

Starter + Growth

Something unexpected happened — a competitor launched a competing product, you changed your pricing, your biggest customer churned. Your current CMO priorities no longer reflect reality.

Describe the situation in plain language. Vizil instantly re-assesses your entire priority stack, shows you exactly what changes and what stays, and waits for your approval before applying anything.

Example trigger:

"Our main competitor just launched a free tier and cut their paid plan to $49/mo. We need to reposition our messaging."

Action queue (from approved priorities)

Write comparison page: Vizil vs Okara Immediate

Add FAQ schema to homepage This week

Publish 6 keyword gap posts Ongoing