Most companies don't have a content problem. They have an execution problem.

The strategy exists. The pillars are defined. Someone wrote down the editorial calendar in Q1. And then three other priorities happened, and the blog hasn't been touched since March.

Here's why that matters more now than it did two years ago: AI search tools don't pull from companies that publish occasionally. They pull from sources that publish consistently, that own a topic cluster, and that structure content in ways AI systems can actually parse and cite. Inconsistent publishing used to cost you SEO momentum. Now it costs you visibility at the moment buyers are forming opinions about your category.

The Managed Content Service is done-for-you content execution. Every month: eight SEO-optimized content pieces built around a single topical cluster, 32 platform-specific social excerpts, and a performance report or production summary — all delivered to your Google Drive as Google Docs, on schedule, without you chasing anyone.

It's not a content subscription that spits out generic AI posts. Every piece is AI-assisted and reviewed by Rick before it goes out. The difference is a CMO who has actually run content at scale looking at every deliverable before it lands in your Drive.

Who runs it: Rick Ramos spent eight years as CMO of HealthJoy, taking it from zero to a $500M valuation with over 1,500 employer clients. He's a Forbes contributor and the author of Content Marketing 2.0: Built for the AI Era. The Managed Content Service is built on the same content systems he runs with fractional CMO clients.

How it works: Month 1 includes an onboarding form and a kickoff call that produces a written brand brief — the reference document that keeps every piece on-voice going forward. Every month after that runs on a 5-minute priority update. Content arrives on schedule. You publish.

$1,497 per month. Month-to-month. Cancel with 30 days notice.