Explore AI agents for SEO, Google Ads and Meta Ads. Reduce routine marketing work and your reliance on agency retainers, with clear limits on what gets published or changed.
More control over the work. A clear view of the costs.
Illustrative applications
Your team checks accuracy and approves publication.
You approve launches, spending and consequential changes.
Your team approves the offer, creative and launch.
Sample workflows. Scope and access are agreed for your business.
Website updates keep getting pushed back.You know which questions customers ask. Turning those answers into useful pages takes time.
Campaigns need regular checking.Someone has to review the spending, compare results and prepare the next test.
You get reports, but still need answers.Which enquiries are useful? What needs attention? What should happen next?
These are example applications. Available functions depend on your accounts, systems, data and agreed scope.
An agent could review search performance, identify pages needing attention and prepare content updates using approved business information.
That could include clearer page titles, answers to customer questions and technical issues flagged for investigation.
Less starting from scratch. A clearer list of priorities.
Content needs factual review. Technical fixes depend on the website and implementation scope.
An agent could review campaign information, flag unusual spending or changes in recorded conversions, and prepare recommendations with reasons.
It could also draft ad variations and highlight potentially irrelevant search terms for review.
Less manual checking. A better starting point for decisions.
Recommendations and applied changes are separate permissions. You decide the spending authority.
An agent could prepare Facebook and Instagram ad variations using your approved offers, photos and brand material.
It could summarise test results, flag declining performance and suggest the next creative test.
Less coordination. More time to judge the work.
Authentic photos, video and business claims need suitable source material. New ads need approval before launch.
A cheap enquiry only matters if it has a chance of becoming good business.
Where your systems and tracking support it, a workflow could connect marketing enquiries to recorded outcomes: qualified, quoted, won or lost.
That gives you a more useful basis for decisions than clicks and impressions alone. The quality of that picture depends on the information your team records.
A useful agent has a defined job and a defined level of authority.
Spending more, launching campaigns and publishing content remain approval decisions unless you have expressly authorised a defined alternative.
Bring suitable recurring work in-house. Compare the full cost of doing it well.
The budget paid to Google or Meta remains separate.
The work required to configure and check the agreed workflow.
Any subscriptions, hosting or usage charges needed to run it.
Responsibility for monitoring, faults and future changes needs to be agreed.
Choose the work that creates the most friction. Check the available data, agree the boundaries and define what a useful result would look like.
Show us what you manage today, the systems involved and where time goes.
Define the inputs, outputs, approval points and ongoing responsibilities.
Assess time spent managing the work and qualified enquiries where reliable tracking supports it.
It may replace parts of the recurring work you outsource. Whether it can replace the whole arrangement depends on what the agency handles. Strategy, original photography, video, website development and complex campaign problems may still need specialist input.
No. Ad spend remains separate, and there may be software, AI usage, maintenance and support costs. Any comparison should include those costs and your team’s time.
No guaranteed rankings, lead volumes or returns should be assumed. Agree relevant measures before starting and judge the workflow on evidence.
Some routine tasks may suit agreed automatic actions. Others need review. Define what can happen automatically and what requires approval before activation.
The scope needs to identify what pauses, who receives alerts and who fixes the problem. Monitoring, recovery and support arrangements need to be agreed before a workflow goes live.
No. Start with a channel that fits your customers, goals and available information. A useful first workflow is a better starting point than automating everything at once.
The campaign checking. The website updates. The reports that still leave you asking what to do next.
Start with a real example. A discovery conversation can establish where the work gets held up and whether a practical AI workflow could help.
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