The operating system for autonomous digital marketing
Your marketing.One system.One goal.
Upper OS understands your business, your customers and your marketing goals. It develops the right strategy, identifies the actions that matter most right now, and carries them out autonomously within the approvals you set.
From visibility and customer acquisition to continuous optimisation – across every relevant digital marketing channel.
- You define the goals
- You decide what gets approved
- Every action stays traceable
Workspace Muster Haustechnik AG
Workspace Muster Haustechnik AG
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01 Business goal
On track40 qualified quote requests per month
Zurich and Winterthur area
31 /40
78%
- From this campaign
- 9
- From other channels
- 22
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02 Priority
Rank 1 of 5Become visible in local searches for heat pumps
Why now
- Strong demand in the region
- Barely visible so far
- Service with a healthy margin
Impact high Effort low
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03 Approved action
ExecutingSearch campaign “Heat pump advice”
Google Ads
- Budget cap
- CHF 1,500 / month
- Started
- 6 Oct
- Proposed
- Approved · 5 Oct · Management
- Executing
- Verified
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04 Verified result
Verified+9
qualified enquiries from the campaign
- Enquiries matched with your customer database (CRM)
- Form and call tracking checked
- Cost per enquiry
- CHF 96
- Spent
- CHF 864
Awaiting your approval
ProposedComplete the Google Business Profile
Add services, photos and opening hours
Expected effect: More visibility in Google Maps
Guardrails
- Autonomy
- Execution after approval
- Approved channels
- Google Ads · Website · Google profile
02 The problem
Lots of marketing. Little impact.
Most businesses today rely on several channels, tools and service providers. Each one works on its own and measures success by its own number. The goal that actually matters gets lost along the way.
What marketing often looks like today
Muster Haustechnik AG
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Website
Web agency
measures Visitors
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Google Ads
Freelancer
measures Clicks
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Social media
Managed in-house
measures Likes
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Newsletter
Managed in-house
measures Open rate
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Search engine optimisation
SEO agency
measures Rankings
Your actual goal
40 qualified quote requests per month
And how many quote requests does all this bring?
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
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Every channel optimises for itself
More clicks, more likes, more visitors – yet nobody is responsible for the result your business really needs.
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Knowledge gets lost on the way
What works in one channel never reaches the others. Every agency and every tool keeps starting from scratch.
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Decisions come too late
By the time figures are collected, compared and discussed, weeks have passed. Good opportunities are often gone by then.
03 A new approach
One goal. One system working towards it.
With Upper OS, marketing starts with the result you want to achieve. Every channel is measured by what it contributes to that goal. Time and budget flow to where they make the biggest difference.
Every channel works towards the same goal
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Website Contribution to the goal: Enquiries via the contact form
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Google Ads Contribution to the goal: Enquiries from search
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Social media Contribution to the goal: Local recommendations
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Newsletter Contribution to the goal: Enquiries from existing customers
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Search engine optimisation Contribution to the goal: Enquiries via guide pages
Upper OS
Your goal
40 qualified quote requests per month
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
What changes
| What changes | Until now | With Upper OS |
|---|---|---|
| What success is measured by | Each channel by its own metric | Everything by the shared goal |
| Who decides | Different providers, each on their own | One system with the full picture – within your approvals |
| When action is taken | After the next monthly report | As soon as something changes |
| What is learned | Stays with the individual channel | Feeds into every next decision |
04 Marketing Brain
First, Upper OS understands your business.
Good marketing does not start with advertising but with understanding. The Marketing Brain brings together what defines your business: offering, customers, region, brand, competition and capacity. Every recommendation builds on it.
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Knows your offering
Which services pay off, which are seasonal and where your strengths lie.
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Knows your customers and market
Who contacts you, from which region and with which questions.
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Stays up to date
New results, feedback and changes are fed in continuously.
Company profile
Muster Haustechnik AG
- Offering
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Heat pumps, heating renovation, service plans
Heat pumps carry the best margin
- Source: Website and interview
- Customers
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Homeowners and property managers
Most common question: costs and subsidies
- Source: CRM
- Region
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Zurich and Winterthur, around 25 km service radius
- Source: Google profile
- Brand and tone
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Factual, locally rooted, formal address
- Source: Website
- Competition
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Three regional providers with a strong online presence
- Source: Market analysis
- Season and capacity
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Peak season October to March, two installation teams
One team becomes available again in December
- Source: Interview
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
05 Goals, strategy and priorities
Recognise what really matters now.
You decide what you want to achieve. Upper OS develops the right strategy and ranks every possible action by expected impact and effort – taking budget, season and capacity into account.
Your goal
40 qualified quote requests per month
Impact and effort of the actions
Expected impact
Do first
Actions by priority
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Become visible in local searches for heat pumps
Strong regional demand, barely visible so far
Executing - 2
Complete the Google Business Profile
Little effort, more visibility in Google Maps
Awaiting approval - 3
Publish the guide “Heat pump instead of oil heating”
Answers the most common customer question about costs and subsidies
Proposed
- 4
Ask for a review after every job
Builds trust in local search
Proposed
- 5
Grow reach on Instagram
Little influence on quote requests in this target group
Deferred
The order is recalculated continuously as results, season or capacity change.
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
06 Autonomous execution
What you approve, Upper OS carries out.
Once you approve, Upper OS takes over the execution: from ad copy and setup to ongoing optimisation. Every step is logged and the result is verified – not just reported.
History of an action
Search campaign “Heat pump advice”
Mon, 5 Oct
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08:00 You · Action approved with a budget cap
Approved -
10:30 Upper OS · Search terms selected and twelve ad texts written in your tone of voice
Done
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14:10 Upper OS · New website section “Heat pump advice” prepared and submitted for review
Awaiting approval -
16:45 You · Website section reviewed and approved
Approved
Tue, 6 Oct
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07:00 Upper OS · Campaign started
Executing
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07:20 Upper OS · Measurement checked: form and calls are counted correctly
Verified
Thu, 8 Oct
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09:12 Upper OS · Bids adjusted for three search terms, within the budget cap
Done
Fri, 9 Oct
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08:40 Upper OS · First enquiry confirmed in CRM
Verified
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
07 Marketing areas
Every relevant discipline. One shared goal.
Upper OS brings the disciplines of digital marketing together in one system. It uses the areas that fit your goal – not all at once, but the right ones at the right time.
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Get found
Be visible when the need arises
7 areas
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Search engine optimisation
In the example: Visibility for “heat pump Zurich”
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AI visibility
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Search advertising
In the example: Search campaign “Heat pump advice”
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Display & Programmatic Advertising
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Local marketing
In the example: Google Business Profile
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Social advertising
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Affiliate & Partner Marketing
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Convince
Build trust and answer questions
4 areas
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Reputation & Review Management
In the example: Reviews after every job
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Social media marketing
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Video Marketing & Video Ads
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Content marketing
In the example: Guide “Heat pump instead of oil heating”
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Enquiry or purchase
Turn interest into an enquiry or a purchase
3 areas
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Conversion optimisation
In the example: Website section “Heat pump advice”
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E-commerce marketing
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Marketplace Marketing
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Come back
Keep customers and win them back
2 areas
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Email marketing
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Marketing Automation & Customer Journeys
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Analytics and attribution
Measures the impact across all stages · Measure what really leads to enquiries and revenue.
In the example: Enquiry measurement matched with CRM
Experiments and A/B tests
Highlighted: areas Upper OS uses in the Muster Haustechnik AG example
Explore all marketing areas08 Marketing Command Center
Everything that matters at a glance.
The Command Center answers the four questions that really count in marketing – always up to date, without you having to piece reports together.
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What goal are you pursuing?
Your goal and where you stand, with the trend over the month.
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What is the priority right now?
The action that makes the biggest difference at the moment – and why.
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What is Upper OS doing right now?
What is being carried out and what needs your approval next.
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What has actually been achieved?
Verified results instead of clicks and reach.
Goal
40 qualified quote requests per month
Qualified quote requests in October
Priority
Become visible in local searches for heat pumps
Strong regional demand, barely visible so far
Upper OS is working on
Search campaign “Heat pump advice”
Executing since 6 Oct
Next up for your approval:Complete the Google Business Profile
Achieved
31
qualified enquiries in October – all confirmed in CRM
9 from the search campaign · 22 from other channels
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
09 Growth Loop
A cycle that gets better with every round.
Upper OS does not work in isolated campaigns but in a closed loop. Every round delivers verified results – and every next decision builds on them.
Understand
Upper OS keeps refining its picture of your business, your customers and your market.
In the example · Example scenario The most common question in enquiries has been identified: costs and subsidies.
Decide
Goal, knowledge and previous results determine the next order of actions.
In the example · Example scenario That is why the guide “Heat pump instead of oil heating” moves up to rank 3.
Execute
Approved actions are carried out – within your rules and budget caps.
In the example · Example scenario The search campaign is running; bids are adjusted within the budget cap.
Verify
Results are checked, not just reported: is the measurement right, is the enquiry real?
In the example · Example scenario Nine enquiries from the campaign are confirmed in the CRM.
Learn
What worked and what did not feeds into the next round.
In the example · Example scenario Searches containing the word “cost” lead to enquiries most often. The next proposal builds on that.
10 Autonomy and control
As much autonomy as you want. No more.
For every type of action, you decide how independently Upper OS may act. Budget caps, approvals and a complete activity log make sure you stay in control at all times.
Three levels – set per type of action
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Propose
Upper OS prepares and explains. You decide.
In the example
- Prices, offers and guarantees
- New channels and higher budgets
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Execute after approval
Upper OS carries out the action once you have agreed.
In the example
- New campaigns
- Content on the website
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Independently within limits
Upper OS acts on its own – only within your rules.
In the example
- Bids and budget allocation
- Ad text variations
Example scenario: Fictional company and illustrative figures – no real customer or product data.
Built-in safeguards
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Budget caps
Fixed limits per month and channel. Upper OS plans and steers within them.
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Roles and approvals
You decide who in your team may approve what.
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Instant stop
All activity can be paused at any time. Upper OS stops on its own when something looks wrong.
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Complete activity log
Every action can be traced with its time, reason, approval and result.
11 Integrations
An open system for the tools you already use.
Upper OS does not replace your website, your shop or your CRM. It connects to them – with exactly the permissions you grant.
- Access only with your consent
- Permissions set per system
- Revocable at any time
Product names are for orientation only. They do not imply a partnership or certification.
Webfactory OS is separate software. Any connection is made exclusively through an explicitly approved interface.
Upper OS
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Websites and CMS
WordPress, Webflow, Webfactory OS
Reads and acts
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Online shops
Shopify, WooCommerce
Reads and acts
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Marketplaces
Galaxus, Amazon
Reads and acts
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Analytics
Google Analytics, Google Search Console
Reads data
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Advertising platforms
Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft Advertising
Reads and acts
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Video platforms
YouTube
Reads and acts
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CRM
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive
Reads and acts
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Email and automation
Mailchimp, Brevo
Reads and acts
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Local profiles
Google Business Profile
Reads and acts
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Review platforms
Google reviews, Trustpilot
Reads and acts
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Social media
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn
Reads and acts
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Affiliate networks
Awin
Reads data
12 Who it is for
For businesses that want to grow.
Whether a trade business, an online shop or an agency: Upper OS follows your goal, not a template. Five typical starting points.
Typical goal
More enquiries from your own region.
Focus in the system
- Local marketing
- Search advertising
- Search engine optimisation
What counts
Quote requests, confirmed in the customer database
Starting point
Customers search online at short notice and choose the first convincing provider nearby.
Where Upper OS would start
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A complete Google Business Profile
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Reviews after every job
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Local search campaigns with a budget cap
Typical goal
Win new customers in a predictable way.
Focus in the system
- Search engine optimisation
- Content marketing
- Email marketing
What counts
New clients, matched with the client list
Starting point
Marketing happens on the side – spread across management, staff and individual service providers.
Where Upper OS would start
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Clear goals and priorities instead of one-off actions
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Visibility on Google for the most important services
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Regularly verified results
Typical goal
More qualified first meetings with the right companies.
Focus in the system
- Content marketing
- Search engine optimisation
- Social advertising
What counts
First meetings, marked as qualified by sales in the customer database
Starting point
Long buying journeys with several people involved – few but valuable deals.
Where Upper OS would start
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Content for every stage of the decision
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Targeted campaigns in search and on LinkedIn
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Matching enquiries with your CRM
Typical goal
Grow profitably – not just in revenue.
Focus in the system
- E-commerce marketing
- Search advertising
- Email marketing
What counts
Contribution margin per order from the shop system
Starting point
Many products, fluctuating stock and advertising costs that quickly get out of hand.
Where Upper OS would start
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Steer budget towards products with a healthy margin
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Pause ads for sold-out items
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Encourage repeat purchases via email
Typical goal
Serve more clients without losing quality.
Focus in the system
- Analytics and attribution
- Search advertising
- Content marketing
What counts
Goals per client, each with its own verification
Starting point
Many clients, many channels, many reports – and too little time for strategy.
Where Upper OS would start
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A separate workspace for each client
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Approvals directly by your clients
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Traceable results for every client
You define what you want to achieve.Upper OS takes care of how to get there.
One system for all of your digital marketing: it understands, decides, executes and learns – always within your approvals.
- Understand
- Decide
- Execute
- Verify
- Learn