Stage 1 · Diagnosis
Map
We understand the company from the inside.
Mind doesn't start with a post. We visit the company, preferably in person, because a lot gets lost on a video call. We listen to the people who run the day-to-day, gather what has worked, what hasn't and what already exists, and build the client memory: the single source every following stage reads.
There's no strategy here yet. Map describes the company as it is today, with no “ideally”. Every piece of information gets an origin: provided by the client, verified by Mind or researched by Mind, always with a source.
Sample company map11 blocks · stage of each area
Partnerships
Validate
Structure
Mature
Image
Mature
Offer
Scale
Relationship
Mature
Marketing
Validate
Audience
Mature
Costs
Mature
Sales
Mature
Revenue
Scale
Market
competitors, industry and trends
• critical blockThe company's stage is that of its most lagging critical block
Company stageMature
DeliverableClickable company map, customer maps by audience and the market radar
HowBriefing meeting, preferably at the company, and research in public sources
GEODiagnosis of what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Google say about you and your competitors
Stage 2 · Data and tools
Integrate
We organize the data and the tools.
It's the link almost everyone skips. We connect the Map memory to the tools and data: who owns each account, whether the pixel fires, whether WhatsApp clicks are tracked, whether leads reach the CRM. Then we gather the history and build the funnel baseline: traffic, leads, conversion, cost per lead, ticket and repeat purchase, each number with source and period.
We start with the quickest, highest-impact fixes. The plan only starts when the data is reliable.
Sample data reportstatus of each tool
- Google Analytics 4 and Tag Managerfiring
- Meta Pixel and conversionsfiring
- WhatsApp clickno event
- Leads reaching the CRMlosing 30%
- Search Console and Google profileconnected
- AI presence (Georgye)monitoring
ReadyReady with fixesNot ready
Next stepfix the CRM before investing more
DeliverableData report, funnel baseline and readiness assessment
HowAccess inventory (no passwords), site tests, channel audit and data review
GEOAI citation monitoring connected to Georgye, Mind's GEO platform
Stage 3 · Strategy
Navigate
We set the strategy and the goals.
With the map and the real numbers, we define where to go. The strategic plan covers a quarterly cycle: the first month builds the structure, the second launches and the third optimizes. The goal sits at the end of the cycle, where we want to be in three months, not in a made-up monthly number.
Each contracted front becomes an objective sheet: the problem holding it back today, the bet, how we'll do it, what's out of scope and how we measure. The plan goes through critical review before it reaches the client.
Sample strategic plan3-month cycle goals
Quote requests/monthtoday 85120+41%
Cost per leadtoday R$ 140R$ 95−32%
Site conversion ratetoday 1.2%2.5%+1.3 pts
AIs citing the brandtoday 1 of 44 of 4GEO
Cycle budget · R$ 30KGEO and SEO 35%Google Ads 35%Meta Ads 20%Content 10%
Target at end of cycle120 requests/month
- Front
- Search and GEO
- Problem
- The brand appears in 1 of 4 AIs; competitors, in all of them
- Bet
- Be the answer to “best industrial maintenance” in the region
- Out of scope
- Generic blog with no proprietary data
- How we measure
- Visibility and average position on Georgye, quote requests
DeliverableStrategic plan: positioning, goals, budget per front and month-by-month plan
HowOnly the contracted fronts, validated with the strategist before reaching the client
GEOThe questions where the brand needs to appear in AI, in priority order
Stage 4 · Execution
Develop
We execute, measure and adjust.
We execute the plan's fronts: GEO, SEO, paid media, social media, video, websites and sales. Each piece comes from an action in the plan and follows a rule that never changes: nothing is produced without a preview approved by a Mind specialist, and no copy goes out without a quality review.
The review checks that everything matches what we know about the company, serves the action's goal and that the copy is actually good: a hook, specificity, its own voice and no generic text. If you can swap the brand name for a competitor's and the copy still makes sense, it goes back.
Sample piece workflowreels · content front
- Piece request tied to the planaccount team
- Preview: angle, copy, sketch and two alternativescopywriting
- Approve, adjust or change the angleMind specialist
- Production by the teamteam specialist
- Final review and deliveryquality review
8.6Copy score on our quality scale. Below 8.0, or with hook and specificity below 7, the piece doesn't move forward.
DeliverableFinished pieces, a single client dashboard and the week's Weekly with the data
HowOne specialist accountable for each front, with a review before every delivery
GEOCitable content, structured data, external authority and biweekly monitoring