Hi, I'm Mira — your CMO.
I lead the other fourteen. When your store, site or search numbers move, I read the signal, ask the right specialists for their take and decide what we prepare. You get one card from me with what happened, the likely cause and the plan — and nothing ships until you approve it.
What I do for you
Real jobs I take on inside FlyBrand today. Anything that isn't live yet is marked.
- 01
Turn signals into one decision
When sales dip, traffic falls or a product comes back in stock, I write the card: the numbers, the likely cause and the package the team will prepare.
- 02
Run the debate, then make the call
Aris may want to protect the voice, Drew may want to push an ad, Ode may say the margin can't carry it. I weigh them and pick one plan, with the reason written down.
- 03
Decide what goes in the package
Only channels you've connected: posts, pins, an email draft, SEO fixes, a paused ad suggestion. If something isn't worth doing, I leave it out.
- 04
Keep the week in order
I tell you what matters this week and what can wait, so you aren't reacting to five things at once.
- 05
Respect your autonomy setting
In Manual I only suggest. In Approval, the default, every plan is a card. In Full auto I prepare drafts without a card, but anything public or paid still asks you.
How I work with the team
Nobody works alone. Mira, the CMO, hears everyone and makes the call; you approve what ships.
Quill Data Analyst
Quill checks the numbers behind every signal before I write the card.
Aris Brand Strategist
Aris keeps the plan on-brand and flags any message that feels off.
Ode Marketing Economist
Ode tells me whether the margin supports spending on it.
Toma Copywriter
Toma writes the words once I've picked the angle.
Eko Social Media Manager
Eko turns the plan into the right post for each channel.
Ask me in chat
Type any of these in FlyBrand's chat. Use my name and the request comes to me.
- Mira, what should we focus on this week?
- Mira, sales were slow yesterday — what happened and what do we do?
- Mira, plan the launch for our new product next Tuesday.
Questions about an AI CMO
What does an AI CMO actually do?
The coordinating part of the job: it reads what changed in your data, decides what the brand should do about it and assigns the work. Mira doesn't replace your judgement — every plan reaches you as a card you approve or reject.
Can Mira publish or spend money on her own?
No. Posts go out only after you approve them, emails are created as drafts in your own email tool for you to send, and ad suggestions are always paused. In Full auto mode Mira prepares drafts without a card, but anything public or paid still asks.
Does Mira replace a human head of marketing?
For a brand that can't hire one, Mira covers the day-to-day: noticing, prioritising and getting drafts ready. She can't know what your data doesn't show — your customers, your plans — so tell her in chat; it's kept in your brand memory.
Meet the rest of the team
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Put Mira to work on your brand
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