Marketing is the department you keep losing.

It is the one that grows the business, and the first one that goes when the week gets full. SundayBack gives it an owner. You approve, they execute.

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Why marketing, and why only marketing

The call

Every job you are covering alone has a real cost. We started with the one that decides whether the rest of them matter.

A product nobody hears about does not earn a second department.

So marketing is what SundayBack starts with. Not a preview of it, not a trial slice of it. The whole function, owned, drafting while you work on the parts of the business that actually need you.

What your marketing department owns

Scope

Positioning

What you sell, who it is for, and why it wins against the thing they are actually considering instead.

Copy

Posts, pages, emails, hooks. Written in your voice, because it was trained on your voice, not on everyone's.

Funnel

The path from stranger to buyer, built as a system and maintained as one, instead of rebuilt from scratch every launch.

Content

Drafted once you approve the plan. Not whenever the week allows it, which is the same as never.

You get a CMO, not a tool

The mechanic

A chief marketing officer owns the outcome.

You bring the job in plain language, once. She decides what it actually needs and puts the right specialist on it. Copywriter, hook architect, funnel builder, brand auditor: whoever the work requires, not whoever you remembered to hire.

It comes back to you finished. A draft, a page, a plan, ready for your approval. Not a task list. Not a status update. Not a notification telling you something is waiting for you to do it.

Nothing publishes without your yes. You are still the founder. You just stopped being the whole department.

Who is on your marketing team

The org
  • NovaChief Marketing OfficerOwns the marketing outcome.
  • MiaMarketing ManagerRuns the team and routes the work.

Content & Copy

  • HugoVoice & Hook ArchitectSets your voice and writes the hooks.
  • CoraCopywriterWrites posts, pages and emails.
  • BaileyBlog WriterWrites the blog.
  • VickieVideo ProducerProduces video.
  • WrenWebinar & VSL ManagerBuilds webinars and sales videos.
  • LisaLead Magnet ArchitectDesigns lead magnets.

Design & Conversion

  • GraysonBrand & Ad Creative DesignerDesigns brand and ad creative.
  • PrestonPage DesignerDesigns pages.
  • LandonLanding Page CreatorBuilds landing pages.
  • FrankFunnel Architect & Conversion ManagerBuilds the funnel and lifts conversion.

Channels & Growth

  • LarryLinkedIn ManagerOwns LinkedIn.
  • FelixFacebook ManagerOwns Facebook.
  • RubyReddit ManagerOwns Reddit.
  • XanderX ManagerOwns X.
  • TimTikTok ManagerOwns TikTok.
  • IrisInstagram ManagerOwns Instagram.
  • YvonneYouTube ManagerOwns YouTube.
  • EmilyEmail ManagerOwns email.
  • AveryAEO / Search Citation SpecialistGets you cited in search and AI answers.
  • PiercePartnership / JV ArchitectBuilds partnerships and joint ventures.
  • AustinAffiliate ManagerManages affiliates.
  • RomanReferral ManagerManages referrals.

Research & Quality

  • MarcusMarket Mapper / Competitive IntelMaps your market and competitors.
  • AriaAudience Intelligence ManagerStudies your audience.
  • AnaAnalytics SpecialistOwns analytics.
  • SageBrand Steward / Voice-Fidelity AuditorChecks every output against your voice.

How your team works

How it works

You approve the plan. Your specialists draft the work. Every draft lands in your approval queue, and nothing publishes without your yes.

A tool waits for your click. A department shows up with the work.

The difference

A tool does nothing until you open it and ask.

Real posts. Published in public.

Our marketing department, on our own founder

Each card is a screenshot of the original post with its counts left in. Click any one to read it on LinkedIn.

SundayBack's AI marketing department, running on our internal system, has written our founder Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn posts since January 2026. Before that, he produced them himself using a general-purpose AI chat assistant. The six posts below ran on his personal account, to his own network, between July 28 and October 1, 2026. SundayBack is building that marketing department into its product.

Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of July 28, 2026: “My CFO refused to sign off on a commission number today.” 815 reactions, 637 comments, 8 reposts, 21,522 impressions. Read on LinkedIn
Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of September 24, 2026: “Most founders don't have a hiring problem.” 1,074 reactions, 387 comments, 10 reposts, 9,979 impressions. Read on LinkedIn
Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of September 26, 2026: “Somewhere in your business, the same fact is written down more than once.” 1,109 reactions, 332 comments, 5 reposts, 8,158 impressions. Read on LinkedIn
Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of September 29, 2026: “I handed a week of my marketing to AI agents and stayed out of it on purpose.” 1,070 reactions, 382 comments, 12 reposts, 5,582 impressions. Read on LinkedIn
Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of September 30, 2026: “Hand your Friday task list to a stranger.” 802 reactions, 186 comments, 8 reposts, 8,061 impressions. Read on LinkedIn
Hussain Hashim's LinkedIn post of October 1, 2026: “Before you hand off any work, write down what changes when it's done.” 1,079 reactions, 373 comments, 11 reposts, 8,148 impressions. Read on LinkedIn

Selected posts. 5,582 to 21,522 impressions per post.

Hussain's LinkedIn account, October 2025 to October 2026

LinkedIn analytics chart, content performance: impressions per day for Hussain's account, October 2025 to October 2026, total 1,418,798.
LinkedIn analytics chart, content performance: engagements per day for Hussain's account, October 2025 to October 2026, total 334,348.
LinkedIn analytics chart, follower growth for Hussain's account, October 2025 to October 2026, 10,410 total followers.

LinkedIn's own analytics for Hussain's whole account, October 2025 to October 2026. Until January 2026, he produced his own posts using a general-purpose AI chat assistant. SundayBack's AI marketing department has written them since. These totals cover every post on the account, including the months before the department started.

Shown as evidence of the work, not as a forecast. Your reach depends on your audience, your network and your account.

What's in it at launch, and what isn't

Straight answer
At launchContent and positioning, drafted for your yes.
Not at launchCampaigns (paid, sequenced, multi-channel) are something we're considering.

What is next

Considering

SundayBack is built one department at a time. Sales, Finance and Product are not available yet. We are considering them, with no promise and no dates.

Your plan keeps the price and scope you signed up with, and nothing is added to it unless you choose to switch plans.

One department, built all the way down.

See the three plans