AIM Engine · Marketing operations system

Pilot the work. Make the message move.

Turn campaign evidence, creative thinking and client work into controlled commercial output. AIM Engine connects website content, editorial work, community insight, campaigns and publishing in one readable workspace.

Unlimited usersEditorial AIWordPress controlCustomer community
THE COMPLETE ENGINE

One system from signal to sale.

The public website and private workspace now share the same light visual language, readable type and modular cards. Your team moves between marketing pages and operating tools without learning another interface.

01

Charlie control

Ask for authorised WordPress, content and WooCommerce changes in natural language with up to 20 mixed attachments.

02

Campaign intelligence

Import multiple campaign links, compare evidence, build benchmarks and prepare original image-backed articles.

03

Editorial identity

Create a commercial house voice with reflective analysis, SEO safeguards and relevant source links.

04

Customer community

Turn buyer polls, interviews and voting into reviewed blog articles and retrospective case studies.

05

Projects

Coordinate articles, manager briefs, executive proposals, campaign ideas and team tasks.

06

Smart publishing

Schedule complete articles by publishing volume and preferred times; images remain required.

07

Commerce forecasting

Model product prices, discounts, reach, conversion and contribution scenarios before approval.

08

Private Library

Keep reusable briefs, automations and editorial knowledge private to the installation.

09

Theme Studio

Adapt this theme’s language and emphasis from the website name, tagline, categories and content.

AIM COURSES · AGES 14–18

Digital skills become practical.

Six visual starter courses help younger learners understand WordPress, themes, plugins, content, SEO, advertising data and customer-led campaigns.

Young students working together on a website design project
FREE COMMUNITY INVITATIONS

Learn together with friends and family.

Community members can generate a private 30-day code for up to five people from the plugin dashboard.

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🧭01 · 6 lessons

WordPress Website Foundations

Build pages, navigation, media and safe user accounts.

🎨02 · 7 lessons

Design with the AIM Theme

Create responsive sections, graphics and accessible animation.

🧩03 · 6 lessons

AIM Plugin Workflows

Use Charlie, Projects, Library and approvals with confidence.

Community knowledge becomes reviewed learning.

Weekly polls and specialist interviews help build new examples without exposing private learner profiles.

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SIMPLE PACKAGES

Start small. Keep every user.

Start Up and Professional Teams both include unlimited users. Campaigns and Campaign Crawler are reserved for Professional Teams and Enterprise.

For early-stage teams

Start Up

£9.99 / month

£99.90 annually — 12 months for the price of 10.

  • Unlimited users
  • Charlie AI workspace and mixed-file chat
  • Projects, Threads and private Library
  • Customer Community tools
  • Theme and WooCommerce resources
  • Campaigns locked
Choose Start Up
Custom delivery

Enterprise

Custom scope and price

Designed around your website, governance and approved automations.

  • Everything in Professional Teams
  • Website and workflow customisation
  • Custom integrations and automations
  • Migration and editorial setup
  • Governance, permissions and onboarding
  • Commercial implementation plan
Discuss Enterprise
CUSTOMER-LED COMMUNITY

Listen, learn, publish.

Access belongs to customers who bought and activated AIM Engine. Structured community input becomes useful content only after review.

01

Ask

Publish relevant polls, interviews, votes and ad hoc questions.

02

Collect

Gather customer and team perspectives inside the protected community.

03

Analyse

Charlie groups themes, contrasts views and protects the evidence trail.

04

Create

Prepare review-ready articles and retrospective case studies.

FROM THE AIM ENGINE BLOG

Ideas with a job to do.

Every article receives its own title-led AIM editorial cover, category and excerpt.

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