Ask Maggie, the chat that runs your marketing

Ask Maggie is the chat with Maggie, your AI CMO at cmo.so. You ask in plain words and she plans, writes, fixes and reports on your marketing, using your own brand profile and your own data.

She is not a separate tool to set up. The same Maggie who writes your posts is the one you talk to, with the same memory and the same rules about asking before she changes anything.

Anything about your marketing on cmo.so. What needs me today? How did my articles do this month? Write a LinkedIn post about our new service. Make this post shorter. Pause posting while I am on holiday. Help me connect my website.

She can also update your business profile, tidy your ideas, start a series and tell you how much of your plan is left. If something is outside what she can do, she says so and gives you the link.

No. Looking things up happens straight away, because it changes nothing. Any change, such as approving a post, editing a draft or pausing a channel, first appears on a card that says exactly what will happen.

Changes other people will see, or that are hard to undo, say who will see them. Nothing happens until you tap Yes. If you say no or move on, the change is cancelled and she does not ask again in other words.

In the Maggie tab of the cmo.so app, on the web at app.cmo.so and on iPhone in beta, and in the brand editor on the ai.cmo.so dashboard. You can also connect cmo.so to ChatGPT or Claude and ask her there.

Developers can reach her from Cursor, VS Code or the terminal through the cmo.so MCP server and CLI. The memory and approvals are the same in every place, so a rule you teach her in one carries to the rest.

It depends on your plan: 15 messages a day on the free plan, 60 on Air, 150 on Pro, 300 on Max, 600 on Ultra and 1,000 on Elite. The app shows how many you have left today.

The limit is per person per day, across all your websites, and it comes from the best plan among the websites you have. So if one of your websites is on Pro, you get 150 a day wherever you ask.

Yes. She reads what cmo.so knows about your website: your inbox, posts, ideas, social queue, your plan, and, once connected, Search Console and AI visibility. That is how she can tell you which articles are being found and what to write next.

She only reads what your own access allows, and works from what the tools return rather than guessing. Text that comes from web pages, search terms or AI answers is treated as information, never as instructions to follow.

Yes, with Maggie Memory. She keeps what you change, what you accept and what you turn down, for each person, website and channel, and turns it into short rules such as prefer shorter LinkedIn posts or never use emojis.

You can tell her directly, for example remember: no emojis on LinkedIn. Rules you add yourself stay until you change them. Manage everything, or switch memory off, under Me, Your Maggie Memory.

You connect by signing in to cmo.so and allowing access, so no password passes through the chat. Maggie then works with your own permissions, and every change still needs your yes on a preview first.

She never asks for or repeats a password or key. If you paste one by mistake, she tells you so and suggests making a new one. You can review and remove connected apps in your account.

She never sees or types your website passwords, keys or tokens, and never reads the ones you saved. She does not pay for, change or cancel plans, create or revoke API keys, disconnect your LinkedIn, remove teammates or delete anything for good.

For the things you can do yourself, she gives you the link, or emails it so you can finish on a computer. Me, How Maggie works in the app lists exactly what she can and cannot do.

Teammates on the same website work with the same business profile and posts, each within the access you gave them. If someone can only view a website, Maggie can only read it for them too.

Some things stay personal. Each person's LinkedIn, brand voices and Maggie Memory are their own, and Maggie will not show one teammate's to another, even when they share the same website and the same plan.

Yes. Ask her to help you connect your website and she works out your platform, says what to prepare and opens the right connect form in the app. Your details go in the form, straight to cmo.so; Maggie never sees them.

She can also tell you what is still missing, such as verifying your website or finishing a channel's setup, and point you to the single next step, so setting up never turns into a long checklist.

Maggie bases her answers on your own data and your brand profile, and quotes tool results as they come back. Even so, she is an AI and can get things wrong, so check facts, numbers and claims before a post goes out.

She will not invent results, reviews or quotes, and she does not promise rankings, traffic or how AI tools will answer. Her suggestions are ideas grounded in what your data shows.