For marketing leaders

The pipeline number is yours now too.

Marketing is measured on pipeline, with the same headcount and the same budget. Aria proposes the campaigns, drafts the content in your voice, runs the nurture, and traces every lead to pipeline. Nothing publishes without your approval.

Campaigns, content, and attribution with a team of one.

Plan the month. Write every week. Post every day. Then prove it worked — with attribution scattered across forms, spreadsheets, and whatever the scheduler reports.

Most of that is production and bookkeeping, not judgment. Kinetic Tricks takes the production and the bookkeeping, and leaves you the decisions: which campaigns run, what the message is, and what goes out under your name.

What Aria does for you.

Plan

Proposes the month

Monthly campaign proposals aligned to your content pillars and pipeline gaps — with the assets to build and the reason for doing it now. You pick what runs.

Produce

Drafts in your voice

Blogs, landing pages, social posts, and drip emails, written from your knowledge base and past content. Upload a white paper once and every campaign can reuse it.

Prove

Traces it to pipeline

Forms write straight to your CRM with the campaign source attached. Weekly and monthly reports show leads by campaign — so the pipeline conversation starts with data.

Console Campaigns workspace with a new campaign form and a content library for reusable assets such as white papers
Start a campaign from a sentence or a PDF brief. Everything stays a draft until you approve it.

Marketing and sales on one engine.

Scout finds the accounts. Aria keeps them warm. Sage works the conversations. They share one CRM and one knowledge base, so a lead from your campaign lands in the same record sales works from — source attached, no export, no handoff spreadsheet.

Aria new lead alert email showing the lead company, the content download that sourced it, and confirmation that the lead was created in the CRM and entered drip marketing
A test lead, end to end: content download, CRM record, drip enrolled. CRM link redacted.

Your brand, your call

Nothing publishes on its own.

  • Every post, page, and drip email waits for approval. Aria drafts; you publish.
  • Pillars, not volume. Every piece maps to one of your content pillars. Off-pillar topics wait for your request.
  • No competitor names in your owned content. That fight belongs in sales conversations, not on your blog.

The weekly rhythm.

WhenWhat happens
Sunday eveningPlanning email with the week’s proposed content, grounded in the monthly campaign
MondayDrafts for the week land in your review queue
Tuesday–FridayApproved posts go live; engagement and first-comment links tracked
MonthlyPipeline and drip performance, with leads-by-campaign attribution

What it costs.

Aria is included with every sales user: $5,000 one-time activation, then $2,500 per user per month, month-to-month — with Scout, Sage, and the Console in the same price. Activate in 2026 and your first three months carry no user fee.

What it won’t do.

  • It won’t fix positioning. If the message isn’t landing, a steady cadence will show you that sooner — useful, but not the same as fixing it.
  • Social engagement detail depends on your scheduler. Per-post engagement is only as detailed as the social scheduling plan you connect.

Bring your content calendar.

Fifteen minutes. Show us what you are running today and we will show you what Aria would propose for next month.