Leo Morejon

Marketing systems that run on their own

Marketing automation consultant who builds

Systems that turn your data into content, leads and follow-up on their own. The audit is where it starts.

Search dataAnalyticsWhat customers askDecide what to makeGapsProofPriorityAI draftsSecond AI checksHuman approvalPagesToolsPostsReportsMeasured, fed back

Brands Leo has done marketing work on

Not automation clients. The automation on this page is Leo's own.

Oreo
Estée Lauder
Mondelez
Coca-Cola
Subway
Heineken
Unilever
Mary Kay
Hormel Foods
Applegate
Freshpet
Jell-O
Stride Gum
Simply Orange
Travelers Insurance

Built it. Sold it. Ran it. Yours is next.

Real work · Content with a check

One AI writes. Another one checks.

Features

  • The first pass searches what each platform and regulator actually says. A second AI reads it cold and confirms it, or flags it.

  • If a claim cannot point at a source, it does not ship. One weekly check caught 4 of 44 answers drifting from what the source says.

  • A proofreading pass, a human review, then the content is scheduled as social posts and a newsletter.

Platform rulesRegulatorsFind and confirmFirst AI findsSecond AI confirmsSource attachedProofreadHuman reviewPosts and newsletter
Real work, drawn as it runs: the content system behind a newsletter about AI rules for marketers.

Real work · Tools from search data

Search data picks what gets built

Features

  • Keyword and ranking data across eight sites show the questions with no good answer. Those become free tools.

  • The tool gets built, an AI draws its icon to match the brand, and it ships with its own page.

  • Each tool use lands in the same database and lists as every form, so it is clear which tool earns its keep.

Search dataFind the gapQuestions askedNo good answerBuild the toolAI draws the iconPublished pageLead in the dashboard
Real work, drawn as it runs: how the free tools on these sites get chosen, built and tracked.

Real work · Content generation

Research, draft, check, publish, watch

Features

  • What people search, who ranks for it, and what the site's own search data says. The outline gets approved before drafting.

  • The draft is checked against sources, scrubbed of AI tells, then edited by a person.

  • Every page is tracked in search data afterward, and the ones that climb get a second round.

Search dataWho ranksOutline, then draftApproved outlineAI draftSource checkEdited by a personPublishedWatched in search
Real work, drawn as it runs: the pipeline behind the articles on this site.

More real work

Five more systems, drawn as they run

Real work · One dashboard

One screen, eight sites

Features

  • Native forms on eight sites post to one database Leo owns, tagged by page.

  • One newsletter list per site on a server Leo runs, after the free tiers kept shrinking.

  • Every submission emails Leo the site, form and message. Nothing waits in a queue.

8 sites, every formOwned databaseTagged by pageLead recordNewsletter listEmail alertOne screen
Real work, drawn as it runs: the lead system behind this site and seven others.
In an age where exceptional customer service is difficult to find, Leo delivers. His attention to detail, anticipation of needs, and exceeding expectations is unmatched.
Heather Ayris

Heather Ayris

Executive Director Social, Estée Lauder

How much AI runs it

Four levels of automation, each with a check

Every system here sits at one of four levels, from plain rules to AI checking AI. The level is a choice, not a default: the more an AI does on its own, the more checking it gets. That is the part most setups skip, and it is the first thing the audit looks at in yours.

Example: Rules only

Leads, one screen

Every form on eight sites posts to one database and one screen. Rules only, running for years without a touch.

AI drafts, a person approves

AI with a check on it

Features

  • An assistant drafts every reply. One approval sends it.

  • Each draft keeps its reasoning, so a bad one shows the broken rule.

  • Email, a database and a workflow runner. Nothing exotic, which is why the same rule works for your team.

New emailAI draftRulesContextToolsLeo approvesSendHold
Real work, drawn as it runs: the assistant that answers Leo's inbox, with a person in the loop.

For any size company, from a founder's inbox to a Fortune 500 stack

Start with the audit. Under 50 people, $500. Over 50, from $2,500. Then we build.

“Agency side: ran social for Oreo at 360i, so the automation gets built around what marketers actually need.”
— Leo, Agency · JWT, then 360i
Cannes Lion
and a Guinness World Record on the Oreo work
16+ years
in marketing, agency first
“Vendor side: sold the software and led client strategy, so the pitch is familiar from the inside.”
— Leo, Software vendor · Expion, then Sysomos
3
Forrester Wave evaluations led, 2015 to 2017
$3M+
first-year revenue from each new office, NYC and London
“In-house and independent: inherits stacks and builds them. Eight sites run on automation Leo wired himself.”
— Leo, In-house and builder · today
8 sites
on forms, lists and reports Leo built and runs
2
universities where Leo taught SaaS MarTech and social strategy

How it works

Built into every system that ships

A check at every AI step

Nothing ships unverified

You own it

Accounts, data and workflows stay yours

Fixed price to start

The audit is quoted before we begin

No partner badges

No referral fees from anyone

Plain English

Your team can run it alone

What gets built

  • Lead capture
  • Content pipelines
  • Free tools
  • Scheduled reports
  • Inbox assistants
  • Social publishing

Before you book

Questions people ask

Under 50 people, it is $500 flat. At 50 people and up, it starts at $2,500 and the exact number is quoted before the start, based on how many systems and how much data there is. Either way the number does not change once work begins.

HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Klaviyo, Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign on the email and CRM side. Sprout, Hootsuite, Buffer and Sprinklr for social. Meta and Google Ads automated rules. Zapier, Make and n8n in between. If yours is not on the list, ask. The audit is about how the tools are used, not which logo is on them.

Yes. AI add-ons get the same check as everything else: lead scoring models, AI-written emails, agents that touch your CRM. What it does, what it is measured against, and who is watching it.

Read-only logins, or a screen share if you would rather. Nothing gets changed during the audit.

Then you get a short report that says so, plus what to keep doing. It has happened. Rarely.

Yes, most of the time. The plan is written so your team or any contractor could run it, and if you want Leo to build it, that is a separate quote with the audit price taken off. For ongoing marketing leadership, see the fractional CMO page.

Partners earn when you buy more of the platform. This audit does not. Same tools, different incentive.

Audit, then build

Two weeks and a fixed price to start. Then the plan gets built.

Book your audit

Four fields. A reply within two business days.

You get the exact price for your setup and what is needed to start.