AI Marketing Plan Generator: 90-Day Plans for Small Businesses
A concrete marketing plan for your budget: channels ranked for your audience, weekly actions, and how to measure what's working.
Free plan includes 30 credits, no card required
Documents are AI-generated drafts for you to review before use. Vizivo doesn't provide legal, financial or other professional advice.
What the generator produces
A 90 day marketing plan for one specific business, not a framework to fill in yourself. A typical plan runs to five parts:
| Part | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Who you are selling to | The audience narrowed to something actionable, rather than "small businesses" |
| Channels, ranked | Which two or three are worth your time and budget, and which to ignore for now |
| A weekly schedule | What to actually do in weeks 1 to 12, week by week |
| Budget allocation | Where the money goes, in proportion to what you said you have |
| How you will know | The handful of numbers worth watching, with targets |
What it asks you
What you sell, who buys it, roughly what you can spend a month, and what you have already tried. That last question matters more than people expect: a plan recommending the channel you abandoned six months ago is worse than no plan.
Your business details, services and tone come from your Business Memory rather than being retyped.
The ranking is the point
Most marketing advice lists every channel and leaves the choosing to you. This one ranks them for your budget and audience and says which to skip, because a small business doing three channels properly beats one doing eight badly.
What comes out
A formatted document you can export as PDF or Word, revisit and regenerate as things change. It costs 8 credits, and the free plan includes 30 a month.
What it does not do
It plans, it does not execute. It will not run your ads, write your posts or manage a campaign. It also cannot know what worked for a competitor, so treat the channel ranking as a considered starting point rather than a guarantee.
Questions
- What does the marketing plan actually contain?
- Five parts: the audience narrowed to something actionable, two or three channels ranked for your budget, a week by week schedule covering 12 weeks, how the budget is split, and the handful of numbers worth measuring with targets against them.
- How is this different from asking a general AI for a marketing plan?
- It already knows your business, so the plan uses your actual services, audience and tone rather than a description you retype each time. It also commits to a ranking of channels for your budget instead of listing every option, and it comes out as a formatted document rather than chat text.
- Will it tell me to run paid ads?
- Only if your budget and audience make that sensible. On a small budget it will usually rank organic and direct channels higher, because a few hundred pounds of ads rarely outperforms the same hours spent on channels you can work for free.
- Can I redo it when things change?
- Yes. Every plan is saved, so you can change the inputs and regenerate. Most businesses redo it each quarter, which is what the 90 day horizon is for.