A place to run marketing campaigns
March is a shared system for coordinating and running marketing campaigns as they change.
It gives teams one place to understand what's happening and how work fits together without replacing the tools they already use.
Campaigns are the organizing unit
In March, work is organized around campaigns. Each campaign brings together activities, timelines, owners, and context in one place.
Campaigns evolve as scope changes, channels get added, and priorities shift. Teams do not need to re-plan from scratch.
Activities keep work coordinated
Activities represent real pieces of work. They are things someone owns and moves forward.
As activities change, March keeps the broader campaign context intact so updates do not fragment across tools or conversations.
Works with the way marketing work already happens
March does not ask you to move your work.
Drafts stay in Google Docs.
Blogs live in your CMS.
Emails are sent from the tools your team already uses.
March sits alongside that work, and in some cases helps move it forward, keeping campaigns coordinated as content moves from draft to review to publish and follow-up.
A shared workspace for running campaigns
March provides a workspace teams use to coordinate campaigns day to day.
Execution still happens in existing tools, while March provides the structure that holds work together as plans change. Teams get a shared view of progress, ownership, and next steps without chasing updates across systems.
Coordination that compounds over time
March uses AI agents to help coordinate work as campaigns evolve.
These agents operate within shared campaign context. They update activities, adjust schedules, and support ongoing work so teams do not restart from zero each cycle.
How coordination actually happens
- Coordinate campaign updates through Slack
- Adjust schedules using natural language
- Delegate work to AI agents with shared context
Each capability reduces the overhead of keeping work aligned as plans change.
Designed to compound over time
March is built so work builds on itself.
Campaigns carry forward outcomes and learnings. Visibility extends further into publishing and performance. AI agents take on more coordination as they learn how your marketing runs.
The goal is not more automation. It is less reset.