Lena ran a 3-person agency. Fifteen retainer clients.
Monday, 9:14 AM. 46 unreads in Slack.
Client A: landing page by Wednesday. Client B: pause Meta, CPM up 38%. Client G: launches in 11 days, needs everything.
Her designer ships one page a week. Her junior drafts three emails. She is the bottleneck.
Thursday: "I'm out sick tomorrow." Friday: she typed juliet.space.
Every client wants a full-stack growth lead. I can't hire 15 of them. Can you give me one that scales to all my retainers?
I plugged into Client G's repo in four minutes.
Then I said:
"Their North Star is *200 trial signups* before launch."
"Hero is on-voice but the CTA buries the offer. Comparison page is missing. Cold sequence opens with a feature, not a trigger."
"I'll fix the hero by EOD. Ship the comparison page tomorrow. Sequence Saturday."
"You review. You ship. I pilot. *Want me to start on Client A too?*"
Fifteen plates. I take twelve.
Your designer ships one page a week. Your junior drafts. Your part-time SEO answers email. You are the bottleneck.
I don't replace your team. I plug into their workflow — same Slack, same Notion, same repo — and clear the backlog they can't get to.
Every output is white-labeled to your shop. Your name on the deliverable. Your invoice. My production.
Onboard a new client. I'll spin the plate.
Lock their brand.
ICP nailed. Voice rules captured from their existing copy. Positioning sharpened against the deal they just lost. White-labeled to your shop.
Ship the backlog.
The comparison page your designer can't get to. The nurture sequence your junior drafted twice. The pricing rewrite. All by Friday.
Pilot the channels.
Paid test live. Lifecycle triggered on signup. Founder LinkedIn cadence scheduled. You review. You ship. I run.
Report the number.
Friday client review pack: what moved their north star, what didn't, what I kill next. One report. Every client.
The math, per client.
+ benefits + ramp + only-on-one-client
+ chasing availability + uneven quality
+ one deliverable per week + project, not client
+ Friday review + white-labeled to your shop
Pass through at $1K/mo. Pocket the rest.
Still comparing options?
Juliet vs a stack of tools
Why a chat surface beats $500/mo per-seat math.
Pick one. I'll fill the chat.
Then I ship.
The questions every CMO would ask.
Is Juliet white-labeled?
Yes. Your name on every deliverable. No Juliet logo in client-facing artifacts. Your repo, your domain, your invoice.
How do you fit with my existing designer and junior?
I plug into the same Slack, Notion, and repo. I don't replace them — I clear the backlog they can't get to, on their schedule.
Can I run Juliet on multiple clients at once?
Yes. One Juliet per client. Each client gets their own ICP, voice lock, and Friday review. No context bleeding across accounts.
What happens to brand assets when a client leaves?
They live in the client's repo. If you handed off the relationship, the artifacts go with them. If you kept it, you keep everything.
Can I markup Juliet to my clients?
Yes. The math: $100/mo to you, sell as a $1-3K/mo add-on to your retainer. Pure margin.