Ask March
AI assistant that drafts briefs, generates content, suggests outputs, and reviews brand consistency.
March documentation
March is a campaign lifecycle system that helps marketing teams plan, produce, publish, and analyze content in one place.
Getting started
Section titled “Getting started” What is March What March does and who it's for.
Your first campaign Create a campaign, add outputs, and publish.
Key features
Section titled “Key features”Multi-channel publishing
Publish to 12 social channels, GitHub, and Sanity directly from March.
Calendar
Monthly view with drag-and-drop scheduling for outputs.
MCP server
Connect AI assistants to March via the Model Context Protocol.
CLI
Manage campaigns and outputs from the terminal.
Analytics
Per-output website analytics (GA4, PostHog) and social engagement data.
Slack integration
Assign owners via @mentions and notify channels when content ships.
Site monitoring
Discover new content published on your domain and pull it into March.
The campaign lifecycle
Section titled “The campaign lifecycle” Overview How campaigns move through Plan, Coordinate, Launch, and Improve.
Plan Write the brief and define the strategy.
Coordinate Create outputs, assign owners, and produce content.
Launch Publish outputs to connected platforms.
Improve Review per-output analytics and capture what you learned.
Reference
Section titled “Reference” Campaigns The container for strategy, outputs, and results.
Outputs The deliverables you create and publish — social posts, emails, blog articles, and more.
Integrations Connect March to the platforms you publish to and measure with.
CLI Manage campaigns and outputs from the terminal.
MCP server Connect AI assistants to March via the Model Context Protocol.