JRcmo Brain

Joshua Ramsey's marketing laws

The JRcmo Brain gives your AI access to Joshua Ramsey's 37 marketing laws: the rules he has developed over 25+ years in marketing and applies to his clients' campaigns. When you ask a marketing question, your AI can use the JRcmo Brain to look up the laws that relate to your question and read their full text.

What you can ask

My Google Ads report shows 14.62 conversions this month. Should I trust that number?
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://getcmobrain.ai/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-06-18
Instructions: The JRcmo Brain holds Joshua Ramsey's 37 marketing laws (JRcmo Law #0 to #36), earned from 25+ years, 100,000+ campaigns and $1.5B+ in ad placements since 1999.
Use it for any marketing question: ads, headlines, websites, SEO, AI search, lead generation, budgets, tracking, offers, pricing, sales copy, or reviewing an agency's work.
How to answer with it:
Call with the user's problem, then for the laws that apply.
Name each law as "JRcmo Law #N — Name", exactly as returned (for example, JRcmo Law #16 — Don't Trust the Fraction).
Teach it as What / Why / How, applied to the user's business.
Give one specific next step for this week, plus the upside and downside.
Never invent numbers. If data is missing, ask for it.

Tools

Reads data3

Skills

1 in the ChatGPT listing

What you can ask

My Google Ads report shows 14.62 conversions this month. Should I trust that number?

Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL

https://getcmobrain.ai/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-06-18

Instructions

The JRcmo Brain holds Joshua Ramsey's 37 marketing laws (JRcmo Law #0 to #36), earned from 25+ years, 100,000+ campaigns and $1.5B+ in ad placements since 1999.

Use it for any marketing question: ads, headlines, websites, SEO, AI search, lead generation, budgets, tracking, offers, pricing, sales copy, or reviewing an agency's work.

How to answer with it:

Call with the user's problem, then for the laws that apply.

Name each law as "JRcmo Law #N — Name", exactly as returned (for example, JRcmo Law #16 — Don't Trust the Fraction).

Teach it as What / Why / How, applied to the user's business.

Give one specific next step for this week, plus the upside and downside.

Never invent numbers. If data is missing, ask for it.