Start here · for Tim & Melissa

Everything we built, in plain English.

There's a lot here — but you don't need to understand all of it at once. This page walks you through it, one calm step at a time. Take what's useful, skip the rest, and check things off as you go.

The whole idea in three sentences: We’ve built an AI “marketing department” that runs as software — it studies a website, fixes it, writes the content, and can even go find customers. It’s wrapped around your two worlds — magnets and home building — with real websites, a store, and honest before-and-after proof. A human approves everything before it ever goes out; nothing happens on its own.
▶  Start the guided tour
The full walk-through of the AI Marketing System we built to your spec — seven steps, live proof at each, and a 20-question check. Go at your own pace; it saves where you left off.

1 · Six things to look at

Tap each one to open it, then tap the box to check it off. Two minutes each.

2 · What to test — and exactly how

Don't worry about breaking anything. Nothing here charges money or sends anything. Just try it.

Test the store

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Open polymagnetics.com.
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Click a product, then Add to cart.
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Click the Cart, then Checkout, and walk through the steps.
What you're checking: does it feel like a real, trustworthy store? (It's in demo mode — no card is charged.)

Test the free audit — the heart of it

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Open automarketingengine.com.
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Type in any website address — your own, a friend's, anyone's.
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Watch it score the site and list what it would fix.
What you're checking: would a small business find this useful? Then click Outbound in the left menu to see the sales side.

Test a “work with us” form

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On wholemagnetics.com, scroll to the Work with us box.
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Fill it in and send.
What you're checking: it reaches us as a draft to review — it never auto-emails anyone. That's the rule everywhere: a human says yes first.

3 · How the AI actually works

This is the surprising part, explained as plainly as possible.

An “agent” is an AI worker you can hand a whole job to — not one answer at a time, but “go do this and come back when it's done.”

Parallel agents

Instead of one worker doing everything in a line, many agents can be launched at once — each on a different task, all at the same time. Think of a house going up with a full crew: the framers, the plumber, the electrician, and the roofer all working in different rooms simultaneously, instead of one person doing it all room by room. That's why a dozen websites can be improved in the time it used to take to do one.

One agent in charge of the rest

One “lead” agent can be put in charge of all the others. It takes a big job, breaks it into pieces, hands each piece to a helper agent (a “subagent”), waits for them all to finish, then collects the work and pulls it together into one result. It's a general contractor: you talk only to the contractor, and the contractor manages the whole crew for you. You stay in charge of the contractor; the contractor manages the rest.

The important part for you: no matter how many agents are working, a person still approves the final result before anything is published or sent.

4 · Your quick to-do

Tap to check off. It remembers your progress.
Take the guided tour
The full 7-step walk-through of the system we built — the best place to start.
Open the six sites above
Just glance at each — about five minutes total.
Do the two quick tests
The store, and the free audit. That's the “aha.”
Read your one-page summary
wholemagnetics.com/for-tim-and-melissa — the calm overview.
Take the short quiz
Twenty easy questions, just to make it stick. Link below.
Bring one question each
Whatever you're most curious (or unsure) about.
Take the 20-question quiz →
Answer at your own pace and get a score. No pressure — it's just to make it click.

The AI Marketing System — now built

The plan you sketched in your slides is live. Here it is in plain terms.

You described a marketing department that runs itself in four steps, with a whole team of specialists. That’s now built — and you can click through every piece.

The four steps:

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Onboarding — you tell it who you are and what you sell, and it writes the plan.
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Set Up — you pick which specialists to use, and whether each one works on its own or waits for your OK.
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Operations — a manager keeps it running and shows you what got done and what needs your approval.
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Review — every quarter, an AI board of advisors looks at everything and suggests the next plan.

The team: working today — SEO, content, social, email, AI-search, and outbound — plus all four you flagged in red: conversion (CRO), analytics, paid media and market research, each now reading your real page. The manager and the board round it out. Every critical role you marked is live.

To see it: open automarketingengine.com and click Onboarding, then Department, in the left-hand menu. Or the one-page overview: the AI Marketing System →

Or take the full guided tour → — seven steps, with live proof at each, and a 20-question check.