For brands
Your annual marketing plan, on one page everyone can find.
Northpage keeps your marketing strategy on one page, in your own brand, on a private link. The team reads the same version, comments where it matters, and sees what changed.
Where did the plan go?
The strategy was agreed in January. It lives in a deck on someone's drive, a spreadsheet for the calendar, and a slide in the board pack that is already out of date. New starters ask what the priorities are and get three answers.
A marketing strategy template on one page, that stays alive
Northpage gives you a fixed, sensible shape: positioning, targets, pillars, the rolling year, the content plan and the milestones. Fill it in once and it is set in your palette, two fonts and logo.
One link for everyone
Share a private link with the team, the board or your agency. Add a passcode if you want one.
Comments on the line they mean
Readers comment without an account, on the exact spot. No more "see slide 14" emails.
Every change is a version
When the plan moves, publish a new version with a note. Everyone sees the latest; the earlier ones are kept. Print or save a PDF at A3 landscape whenever paper is needed.
Draft with Claude
Connect Claude with a key and it can edit the draft. Publishing stays with your team.
What it costs
Brand, £29 a month, for your own strategies and up to 5 people. It starts with a 15-day free trial, no card needed. Readers never pay. See every plan.
Questions brands ask
- Is Northpage a one-page marketing strategy template?
- It works like one, and then keeps going. You fill in a fixed set of sections (positioning, targets, pillars, the rolling year, the content plan, milestones) and it is laid out for you in your brand. Unlike a template file, it is published to one link, versioned and commented on.
- Can we put our annual marketing plan on one page?
- Yes. The year section shows the rolling twelve months on one page, and the whole strategy prints at A3 landscape for the board pack or the wall.
- Who can see it?
- Only people with the link, and the passcode if you set one. Up to five of your team can edit; anyone you share the link with can read and comment without an account.
- We work with an agency. Can they use it too?
- Yes. Invite them to your workspace, or ask them to run your page from their own agency account, with your brand on it.
Want to see one first? Open the Marlow & Finch page, a made-up brand, published as yours would be.