Seven marketing roles a small business can't afford to hire — content, SEO, social, email, revenue, analytics, creative. Not a promise on a slide: an ops room you can watch run in real time. See every move it makes, live — then approve anything that ships.
↑ A live sample of the department's real recent moves, drawn from the running engine's own logs. Article topics and playbook tactics are genuine; exact ordering and timing are illustrative. This is the difference between telling you about a department and letting you watch one work.
A marketing department where every seat is filled and every seat reports for duty on schedule. Five do the work; the sixth is where the work waits for you.
Scores your site 0–100 and finds the gaps that are quietly costing you customers.
output: a scored report with the exact fixes to make
Rewrites titles, meta, schema and internal links so you're found on Google — and cited by ChatGPT.
output: cleaner titles/meta + JSON-LD + smarter linking
Writes on-brand pieces aimed at exactly what your buyers are searching for.
output: drafts in your voice, built from real data
Turns each piece into ready-to-post drafts, shaped per channel.
output: a queued draft for every platform you're on
Drafts the newsletter and the follow-ups — and never sends without your OK.
output: a ready email that waits for approval
Where every draft waits for your one-tap yes. Nothing leaves the building without it.
output: your decision — approve, edit, or skip
One named loop the whole department runs, over and over. You only step in at Approve.
Score the site 0–100 and surface every gap worth fixing.
The department writes the fixes, content, posts and emails.
Every draft waits in the queue for your one-tap yes.
Track what it did, then the loop runs again.
The feed never shows magic. Each move is one step of the same loop, running for a different role. Once you can watch the loop, the whole department stops being a black box.
Your traffic logs, product feed, news in your niche, booking calendar. Never invented facts — this is what separates a department from a slop machine.
A small script (or agent) that turns that data into a page, post, email, or video. Idempotent, backed up, with a dry-run before anything ships.
A cron job. Content a few times a week, stats hourly, the newsletter every Friday. The department keeps its own hours — including the ones you're asleep for.
A quality score on everything, plus a human gate on anything that leaves the building. The machine drafts; you watch, then approve what matters.
Every role streams its own status into the feed above. Six run unattended; one always waits for you. Run as one pipeline, the whole set costs less than a single hire.
Blog posts, landing pages, and buyer guides — in your voice, about your thing.
Built from a real data spine, not thin air. Publishes on a schedule and pings the search engines the moment a page goes live — you'll see it in the stream.
streams: data → generator → cron publish → IndexNow ping
Keeps every page findable and structured the way crawlers — and AI agents — expect.
Rebuilds both sitemaps, injects schema, and submits new URLs automatically. A quality scorer is the standing QA gate.
streams: sitemaps + JSON-LD + IndexNow, scored 90–100
Turns one thing you published into posts across every channel you're on.
The same content the writer just shipped gets reshaped per platform and queued — no separate calendar to babysit.
streams: one canonical post → fan-out to N channels
Writes the newsletter from the week's new pages and gets it to the line.
Stops one step short on purpose. It lands a draft in your inbox; nothing sends until you say so. In the stream, this is the one line that holds at the amber gate.
streams: new pages → templated draft → your approval → send
Earns from the traffic the rest of the department brings in.
Affiliate links and ad slots placed automatically and kept valid — dead links swapped, not left to rot. Spend decisions stay yours.
streams: link/ad injection + validate-or-replace
One dashboard that answers "is any of this working?" without a spreadsheet.
Built hourly from your real server logs — not a vanity widget. Real numbers, plainly shown, per page and per channel.
streams: access logs → stats JSON → live dashboard
Narrated video and images, made from the content you already have.
A neural voice narrates; visuals assemble; the clip publishes and embeds itself back on the page it came from.
streams: script → voice → assemble → publish → embed
The schedule is the manager. It runs the roster on time, every time, and only escalates the one thing that needs a person. That's the whole trick: automate the work, keep the judgment — and put the whole thing on a screen you can watch.
Watching it work isn't the same as letting it run wild. Four things never ship without you — and in the live stream, those are the lines that hold at the amber gate until you sign off.
What you watch is exactly what runs — for one small business, not a 200-site empire. Here's the whole machine behind the feed, drawn to the same spec.
A small cloud box. Holds the site, the scripts, and the schedule. The flat monthly cost is the ceiling — there's no per-post meter.
One per role on the board. Each reads your data and makes the thing — and logs the move you see stream by. Written once, they run forever.
Content a few times a week, stats hourly, newsletter weekly, links nightly. The whole schedule fits on an index card.
After setup, the marginal cost of another post, another email, another video is essentially zero. That's the difference between hiring a department and running one you can watch.
SMB multi-channel agency programs typically start around $3,500–$5,000/mo — for a slice of an account team you never see work. Deptzy runs all seven seats for a founding rate of $420/mo, on a stream you can watch, with a human approving anything that ships.
Multi-channel programs typically start ~$3,500–$5,000/mo — and you're one logo on an account manager's list.
A fractional CMO sets strategy by the hour; every hand that executes it bills separately. You become the project manager.
AI writing and social tools run roughly $29–$299/mo apiece — and the operator gluing them together is still you.
Deptzy: founding rate $420/mo Managed. Every seat filled, human-approved, month-to-month. See it priced against 22 real services →
Deptzy is built by WholeTech, which runs a network of over 200 live sites on exactly this playbook — generators, schedules, human gates. The stream above reads from that same engine.
Our sites compete in the Hustle League — a live, scored contest on real traffic and revenue. Watch the method compete in the open.
Nothing sends and nothing spends without a person signing off. The amber gate in the stream is real, not marketing.
AI-run, human-approved, month-to-month — cancel anytime. Your domain, your data, your list stay yours.
Tell us the business and the niche. We'll map the exact data spine, the generators, and the schedule for your shop — stand it up, and hand you the live stream.
The stream is the start. Here's the rest — including a real department you can watch run, and an app that builds one.