For brands & portfolios
Make relevance
repeatable.
Get more out of the knowledge your brand already owns, and a clearer signal about what your audience needs next. Then do it again, a little better, every cycle.
- 1Answer the setup question on videoMost-asked, no current answer
- 2Turn the founder interview into posts for every channelStrong hook, unused since launch
- 3Retire the 2024 pricing statementFlagged as outdated in the knowledge base
What changes
Three outcomes,
every cycle.
Clearer priorities, faster execution
Discover ranks what the audience needs against what you have already said, so the team spends its week on the message most likely to matter instead of rebuilding a brief.
A consistent voice across channels
Every draft, caption and reply starts from the same curated knowledge base, written in the brand’s own voice, and is approved by a person before it goes out.
Evidence-led improvement after every cycle
Watch behavior and engagement come back into the loop. The next brief starts from what the audience actually did, not from last quarter’s report.
Before and after
What changes for
the content team.
- Context is re-explained to every writer and editor
- Topics come from a calendar, not audience questions
- Each channel is adapted by hand
- Results arrive after the next piece is already made
- Context lives in one curated knowledge base
- Topics come from gaps in what the audience needs
- Posts, captions and covers are formatted per channel
- Audience response feeds straight into the next brief
For brand groups
One operating model
across three brands.
Each brand keeps its own isolated workspace and voice. Leadership gets one view across all three.
Your brand portfolio
Brand A
Own workspace · own voice · own results
Isolated
Brand B
Own workspace · own voice · own results
Isolated
Brand C
Own workspace · own voice · own results
Isolated
Cross-brand analysis
A gap one brand has filled is a pattern the others can reuse.
3
isolated brand workspaces
6 mo
portfolio pilot
4
pilot places available
Customer results
One farm, six channels,
minutes per video.
Holmes Grown USA is a family avocado grove that films on the farm. Octaneon turns each video into captions, a blog article and posts for every channel, and the family approves them before anything goes out.
Using Octaneon since August 2026 on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and its WordPress site.
Disclosure: Holmes Grown USA is owned by an Octaneon cofounder.
84 → 298
videos turned into published posts and articles1
712K
views in the last 30 days, up 39.5%2
4.5%
engagement rate in the last 30 days2
~8 min
hands-on time per video in the last 30 days, not counting comment replies3
259
audience comment replies posted from Aug to Oct5
~1m 40s
hands-on time per comment reply, from draft to posted5
Hands-on time per video
That’s about 96% less hands-on time: roughly 20 hours for 84 videos instead of about 500.
“We film on the farm and Octaneon does the rest: captions, a blog article and posts for every channel, ready for us to approve. What used to take most of a day per video now takes about 15 minutes.”
Kirk Holmes, co-owner, Holmes Grown USA
- Octaneon Content Flow for Holmes Grown USA, Aug 11 to Oct 27, 2026: 84 videos uploaded, 298 posts and articles live.
- Octaneon Analysis, Sep 28 to Oct 27, 2026, compared with the previous 30 days, across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Matches Instagram and Meta reporting.
- Octaneon Time on Platform, which counts only active time in the app (idle over 60 seconds is not counted), excluding comment replies. About 20 hours for 84 videos from Aug 1 to Oct 27, 2026; about 8 minutes per video from Sep 27 to Oct 27. Filming and editing are not included.
- Estimate from published benchmarks, using the low end of each: a blog article takes 3 hours 20 minutes (Orbit Media, 2026); captions take 5 to 10 minutes per minute of video (3Play Media); about 30 minutes per post for four social channels (agency estimates); and about 20 minutes for YouTube titles, descriptions and links (our estimate).
- Octaneon Time on Platform, Reply Generation, Aug 1 to Oct 27, 2026: 259 replies posted or scheduled with 7 hours 11 minutes of hands-on time, across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Cross-brand view
See where each brand
is covered.
A gap one brand has already filled is a pattern the others can reuse, within their own voice.
Real product: every brand in one roster, each in its own workspace. Client names blurred.
| Audience need | Brand 1 | Brand 2 | Brand 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Covered | Gap | Covered |
| Comparisons | Gap | Gap | Partial |
| Results stories | Partial | Covered | Gap |
Run three brands on
one operating model.
For groups that own several brands. Each brand gets an isolated workspace; leadership gets a view across all three.
$3,499one-time Kickstarter pledge
- Three isolated brand workspaces, six-month pilot
- Cross-brand opportunity analysis
- Integrated video optimization
- Implementation workshop and executive results review
- Portfolio upgrade credit