Run SEO for every client without mixing up the work.
A Brand is one business CopyJump works for: your own, a client’s, or your personal brand. Each keeps its own profile, products, files, plan and Tasks, and your team sees every Brand’s work in one place.
Give me a website and I’ll draft its Brand profile.
Your business
A client
Your personal brand
- Can I use it for my own business?
- Yes. Start with one Brand for your own site, and add client or personal Brands whenever you need them.
- Will client voices and facts get mixed up?
- No. Each Brand keeps its own profile, voice, products, files and research, and CopyJump works from the Brand you choose.
A Brand is the business CopyJump works for.
It can be your own business, a client you run SEO for, or your personal brand. CopyJump learns it once, then uses it for every idea, draft and check.
How CopyJump uses a Brand
- Suggests content for that Brand’s buyers
- Writes drafts in its voice, with its facts and products
- Checks claims against its Brand files
- Answers questions in Chat with its site and search data
- Keeps its Tasks, content and results in one place
Tell me which Brand we’re working on, and I’ll use everything in it.
Linen store
linen-store.example
Profile
Positioning and audience
Voice
Warm, plain, no jargon
Products
From the Shopify store
Brand files
Care guide, approved claims
Website pages
For internal links
Site plan
Guides, bedding, care
Search Console
Connected
Tasks and content
The work, kept together
- Your business
- The company you run, and the site you want customers from.
- A client
- Each business you run SEO for, kept apart from the others.
- Your personal brand
- Your name, your expertise, and the site that brings you work.
Give every Brand a profile built from its website.
Add a website, yours or a client’s, and CopyJump drafts the profile, so no Brand starts from a blank doc. You correct it once, and every idea and draft for that Brand uses it.
- Positioning, audience, products and services, and voice
- More than one writing voice when a client needs it
- Business facts only when the website states them
- The client’s website pages imported for internal links
I only add business facts the website actually states. You fill in the rest.
Brand files
Voice
Practical and friendly. We help busy teams plan their social posts without jargon or hype.
Avoid
linen-store.example
- Linen bedding set$129In stock
- Linen sheet set$89In stock
- Cotton percale sheets$69Low stock
Linen or cotton sheets for hot sleepers?
For shoppers choosing sheets before summer.
Links to Linen sheet set · $89
Know what each Brand sells, from its store or added by hand.
For online stores, CopyJump looks up current products as it works. For service businesses, you add the packages and offers. Ideas and drafts then name the real product, price and link.
Works with
Shopify
Works with
WooCommerce
- Shopify and WooCommerce stores found from the client’s website
- Current names, prices, availability and links, looked up when needed
- Services, packages and offers sold elsewhere, added by hand
- Large catalogs work the same, with nothing to import or keep in sync
Keep each Brand’s facts and guidelines in Brand files.
Upload product specs, style guides, approved claims and research once. Your team and CopyJump brief, write and check claims from the same source, instead of whatever is in someone’s inbox.
I check a draft’s claims against the client’s Brand files before you review it.
“Schedule posts ahead of time from one workspace.”
Checked · Product documentation
“Planning ahead saves every team ten hours a week.”
Needs a source · Add a source or soften the claim.
“A content calendar organizes posts by date and channel.”
Checked · Content calendar guide
Set each Brand’s direction and site plan.
Write down what this Brand is focused on and what can wait, then map the sections new pages belong in. Recommendations and drafts follow the plan, and you can check it against the live sitemap when you’re ready.
Get content ideas aimed at each Brand’s buyers.
Recommendations look for the questions people ask before they buy: which option fits, what it costs, how two compare. They arrive for each Brand while you work, built from its profile, products, plan and search data, so each idea leads a buyer toward something the Brand sells.
How to plan a week of social posts
For small teams choosing between a spreadsheet and a tool.
Tasks
How to plan a week of social posts
Backlog · just added
Who does it?
Refresh the pricing page title
Starts Oct 8
Tasks
All brandsAny ownerLinen or cotton sheets for hot sleepers?
Linen store · Drafting · 6 min
Refresh the teeth whitening cost page
Dental clinic · Review
Fix the missing meta description on /emergency
Dental clinic · Manual task
Refresh the social scheduling page
Social scheduler · Starts Oct 8
Run every Brand’s work from one task list.
See every Brand’s Tasks together, or one at a time. Each Task keeps the brief, files, target page and owner together, from backlog to review.
- Every client’s Tasks in one list, or one Brand at a time
- Filter by owner and status to see what is due and who has it
- Assign to yourself, a teammate, or CopyJump, with 10 team members included
- Group related Tasks behind one goal, like a client’s pricing pages
- Schedule writing on the calendar and leave rough ideas unscheduled
Assign a writing Task to me and I’ll research and draft it. My ring turns while I work.
Share drafts and show what changed.
Share a link to a draft instead of sending a document. When the work is done, completed Tasks sit beside each Brand’s Search Health, so your next update starts from real work and real numbers.
- Share links to drafts
- Every AI edit kept as a revision you can compare and restore
- Exported Markdown or HTML with no CopyJump branding
- Completed Tasks beside each Brand’s Search Health
/features/social-scheduling · clicks
Keep every client’s SEO in one workspace.
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool hold up for a client or two. CopyJump keeps each client’s context, ideas, work and results together as you add more.
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool
Each client lives in a different place.
CopyJump
One workspace, one Brand per client.
Client context
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:Spread across docs
CopyJump:Saved with the Brand
Ideas
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:You brainstorm for each client
CopyJump:Recommendations for each Brand
The brief
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:Rewritten every time
CopyJump:The Task carries it
Doing the work
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:Handed off and chased
CopyJump:You, a teammate, or CopyJump
Sharing drafts
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:Attachments and email
CopyJump:A share link
What changed
Docs, spreadsheets and a task tool:Rebuilt every month
CopyJump:Beside Search Health
Questions about Brands and client SEO
Is this built for agencies?
Yes. Each client is its own Brand with its own profile, products, files, plan, Search Console and Tasks. Your team shares one workspace and sees every client’s work in one list.
Can my clients have their own access?
Yes. Invite them into your organization, or create a separate organization for that client to keep their work apart. You can also share a link to a draft.
How is it priced for several Brands?
Per site. The first is $79 a month (USD), with graduated rates down to $71 per added site, and every site shares one usage pool.
How do I add a client?
Add their website. CopyJump drafts the Brand profile and imports their pages. You check the profile, add Brand files, and connect their Search Console through a Google account that can access the property.
Does it create client reports?
No. Completed Tasks show what your team did, and Search Health shows what changed in search, for each Brand. There is no separate report export.
Does this replace a project management tool?
It keeps the SEO work together: the Brand, brief, evidence, content, owner and review state. Groups are optional when related Tasks share one goal.
Can my team work from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Through MCP, Claude and ChatGPT can use the same Brands, search data, Tasks and Content as the app.
Do I have to plan everything on the calendar?
No. Rough ideas can stay as Tasks until they are ready. The calendar is for scheduled work.
What if I manage more than 20 sites?
Checkout covers up to 20 sites. Talk to us for more.
Add your first Brand.
Start with a website, yours or a client’s. CopyJump builds the Brand profile, a keyword map and the first ideas.