Fork your marketing. Find the profile you haven't used yet.
Elon didn't build Starlink thinking his customers would sit in trenches. You didn't build your product thinking lawyers would use it when you wrote it for engineers. But that's exactly what happens — and right now you're marketing to the audience you imagined, not the one you have.
Dublicator takes your existing, working marketing and rebuilds it under a new profile — a different audience, language layer, or culture — so you can test the same offer through a different pattern. On a separate domain. Without touching your main site.
Your marketing already works, which means it grew real, proven patterns. But the hunt for "uniqueness" and "differentiation" blinds you to one thing: you have a second marketing profile you've never used.
- Biker clothing is one profile. Cosplay biker clothing — a jacket for a one-time costume — is another. Same jacket. Completely different patterns.
- You have a sports startup and want to test esports. You don't drag your whole site to that audience. You fork the marketing, rewrite it in their language, and show up.
One concept can be explained four ways: professional slang, everyday, dead-simple, and culture-specific lore. The right layer is the one your audience actually speaks.
- Professional slang — right for experts, totally wrong for beginners.
- Everyday — the default, middle register.
- Dead-simple — for the first-touch crowd.
- Culture lore — Bollywood for India, not a translated American page.
Dublicator picks the layer and rebuilds.
- Website — scan your current site, rebuild a page under a new profile, ship it on your domain or a separate one, and A/B it on the traffic you already own.
- Social & content — texts and image style, pushed to parallel channels wherever you have an API key: Facebook, GitHub, Dev.to, Substack — whatever you sit on.
- Enthusiasts — want to see an alternative view of their own marketing. Play with it.
- Marketers — you already have brand traffic. Stitch a second story for a new audience and test conversion on traffic you already pay for.
This isn't a micro-tweak. It's a macro change: redistribute the brand traffic you already have across new profiles and measure. Test patterns regularly and you get metrics above expectation — because you stop guessing which audience you actually have.
npx skills add axelfreeman/dublicatorOr install the SKILL.md with a symlink so git pull keeps it fresh:
ln -s "$PWD" ~/.agents/skills/dublicatorRuns now — the agent is the engine. Install it, describe your product and target profile, and it forks the marketing for you.
- Website: https://dublicator.online
- Author: Axel Freeman
MIT.