Marketing
Marketing agents take raw material you already have — recordings, blog posts, ad data, reviews — and turn it into publishable drafts or plain-language reports. A human keeps final say on brand voice and anything that goes public.
Top use cases
Repurpose one article into a week of social posts
Content repurposing
Turns a blog post, video or newsletter into several platform-ready post drafts and image text for Canva.
Write SEO blog briefs your writers can use
SEO content
Produces a structured brief for each target topic: search intent, outline, questions to answer and internal links.
Summarize ad performance in plain English
Ad reporting
Pulls last week's ad numbers into a sheet and writes a short summary of what changed and what to look at.
Draft your monthly email newsletter
Email marketing
Assembles a newsletter draft from your recent updates, a useful tip and one clear call to action.
Turn customer reviews into approved testimonials
Social proof
Saves new positive reviews to a library with short pull-quotes, ready for your site once the customer agrees.
Refresh outdated blog posts
SEO content
Reviews older posts and suggests what to update, cut or expand, with a revised intro and outline.
Marketing FAQ
Can AI agents write my marketing content?
They can produce first drafts, repurpose long content into short posts and write briefs. Review and edit before publishing so the voice and facts are right.
What is a good first marketing agent?
Repurposing one existing piece of content into several social posts is a low-risk start, because the source material is already approved.
Do marketing agents post automatically?
They can, but most businesses keep an approval step before anything is published.