FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Marketing Studio One a finished product I can sign up for today?
No. It is in active build, proven first on Aditi’s own brand and through a real pilot engagement, not sold as a self-serve subscription yet. See the Features page: every capability is labeled Built or Roadmap, honestly.
What is actually working right now, versus planned?
The content generation pipeline (draft, translate, SEO, publish) is live, running Aditi’s own brand content in production. Campaign management, cross-channel attribution, automation, and social scheduling are designed and architected, not yet shipped as a product. We will not tell you otherwise.
Why start with a pilot instead of a standard subscription?
Because we would rather prove the platform against one real business’s numbers than sell a generic promise. A pilot is scoped narrow on purpose. See the Engagement Model.
If I start a pilot and it does not work out, do I lose my data?
No. Data portability, getting your own contact and content data back out, is part of the engagement, not an afterthought. We have seen what happens when an agency holds a client’s analytics access hostage, and we are building against that pattern deliberately.
How is this different from HubSpot, Zoho Marketing Plus, or Jasper?
Those platforms are either channel glue (strong per channel, weak at connecting channels into one queryable record) or pure content generation (no operational system of record underneath). Marketing Studio One’s bet is a single event-sourced graph (campaigns, assets, budgets, every touch) that an AI agent can reason across, not five vendor exports stitched together after the fact.
Does AI-generated content sound like my brand, or like generic AI output?
Every generated asset is checked against a versioned, eval-tested brand-voice file, not a one-time style prompt. Drift is something we can detect and flag, not something you discover after publishing.
What about video? Is that AI-generated too?
Not by default, and deliberately so. For trust-sensitive categories like healthcare, a real person on camera outperforms synthetic video, so video stays a tracked human workflow (brief, shoot, edit, approve, publish). AI-generated video is a later option for categories where that credibility penalty does not apply.
Who owns the brand-voice files and content once produced?
You do. The brand-voice file and every asset produced under your organization’s tenant belong to your organization, exportable on request.

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