What is marketing intelligence?

Marketing intelligence is the deep research layer that most agencies skip. It means analysing your market position, competitive landscape, customer perception, and content footprint to understand where you actually stand — not where you think you stand. At Ask Sloane, we use AI to analyse hundreds of data points across these dimensions, then apply strategic judgement to turn that research into a prioritised plan. It's the foundation that makes marketing strategy actually work.

Who is Ask Sloane for?

Ask Sloane works with growing businesses, typically $5M to $20M in revenue, where marketing decisions are made by founders or small leadership teams. These are companies that have outgrown DIY marketing but aren't ready for a full marketing department. They need strategic direction, not just more content.

What is the intelligence brief?

The intelligence brief is a comprehensive, evidence-backed analysis of your market position, competitive landscape, customer perception, and the specific gaps that are costing you. It's produced before you commit to anything and is yours to keep regardless of what you decide. It covers your website, SEO, content, social presence, competitive positioning, and customer sentiment.

How does Ask Sloane use AI?

AI is used as a research tool to analyse hundreds of data points across competitors, content, SEO performance, and customer sentiment at a depth that would take a traditional agency weeks. It lets a small team do the research work of a full department. Strategic judgement, prioritisation, and the plan itself come from human expertise — not AI generation.

How is this different from a marketing agency?

Most agencies start with tactics — ads, content, social posts — without doing the research to know if those tactics are the right ones. Ask Sloane starts with deep intelligence on your market, competitors, and customers, then builds strategy from what the research reveals. You get direction before production, proof before commitment, and a clear plan instead of vague monthly reports.

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