Your marketing. A clearer next move.

Know who to reach.
And what to
try next.

In a guided pilot, use Taploop to compare audiences and competitors, then choose a marketing test—with sources behind the recommendation.

For founders and small teams. No account needed to inquire.
Scope and pricing agreed before work begins.

Illustration of a marketer turning audience research and competitor notes into a focused action plan.
A good place to start

“Where should we focus our next campaign?”

01 Your marketing question02 Research with sources03 A next step you choose

See what you can do

See the question.
See what you get.

Choose a goal. Explore the research brief it could lead to. Then make it about your business.

Illustration of finding a relevant audience among customer conversations.

Illustrative example Scheduling software

Which customers should we focus on?

You have a useful product. Now you need to choose who your next campaign is for.

You ask

“We sell scheduling software. Should we focus on solo consultants or small agencies?”

Taploop helps research

Public customer discussions and competitor pages, looking for each audience’s needs and existing alternatives.

What your brief coversSample structure

Your audience comparison

Compare
Solo consultants & small agencies
Understand
Their needs, buying triggers, and alternatives
Decide
An audience to test and what to validate
Source links Reasoning Open questions

Your next move

Choose one audience to focus on, then shape your next campaign around its needs.

Illustrative brief structures, not research findings or customer results. Your question and available evidence shape the final deliverables.

Illustration of hands choosing one campaign idea and planning a small marketing test.
The point of the research

A decision you can actually use.

From question to next step

A small start.
A useful next step.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your business

    Share your website, who you sell to, and the marketing decision you’re facing. No account needed to start a conversation.

  2. 02

    Agree a focused research task

    We confirm the question, sources, deliverables, timing, and price with you before the pilot starts.

  3. 03

    Review the findings. Pick your move.

    Use the evidence and recommendation to choose an audience, sharpen your message, or plan a test.

You approve publishing, outreach, and spending. A research recommendation does not launch a campaign.

A few useful details

Before you start.

Do I need to connect my tools first?

No. Start by sharing your website and marketing question. Public-source research can begin without access to your private accounts. We discuss any additional access the agreed task needs.

What will I get from the pilot?

We agree the deliverables before work begins. Depending on your question, these can include a sourced competitor overview, audience insights, and a practical next-step recommendation. We make assumptions and missing evidence visible.

Will Taploop automatically run my marketing?

This pilot starts with research and planning. You review the work and decide what happens next. Publishing, outreach, and spending need your approval; execution capabilities depend on current availability. Explore available integrations.

Can I explore Taploop myself?

Yes. Create a workspace to review available capabilities. If you already use a compatible AI agent, the setup guide explains how to connect it.

Your next marketing move

What would you
like to figure out?

Tell us a little about your business and one marketing question. We’ll discuss how a research pilot could help.

What happens next?

We review your question, then contact you about fit, scope, availability, and pricing. Work starts only after we agree.

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Let’s make it about your business.

A sentence or two is enough: what you sell, who it’s for, and the decision you’re facing.

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