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DEPARTMENT — MARKETING

A marketing agent that ships content weekly.

Keyword research, content briefs, first drafts, repurposing across channels, rank tracking, and campaign reports — all drafted by the agent, all approved by a human before anything goes live.

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THE DIGITAL WORKERS

The content engine, staffed.

Volume with a human at the quality gate.

SEODIGITAL WORKER

SEO & Content Agent

Finds keywords worth targeting, analyzes the SERP, drafts a brief, writes a first draft in your voice, and tracks rankings after publication.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTNothing publishes without your approval.
SOCDIGITAL WORKER

Social Repurposer

Turns one article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a newsletter blurb, and a video script — each adapted to the channel, each queued for approval.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTYou approve the calendar before anything posts.
ANLDIGITAL WORKER

Campaign Analyst

Pulls spend and performance from your ad platforms and analytics, builds the weekly report, and flags what's working and what's wasting budget.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTInsights and recommendations; budget decisions stay with marketing leads.
NWSDIGITAL WORKER

Newsletter Agent

Curates the week's links, drafts the intro and summaries in your voice, and assembles the issue for your review before send.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTEvery send is reviewed and approved by a person.
CMPDIGITAL WORKER

Competitor Watcher

Monitors competitor blogs, changelogs, and ad libraries, and summarizes what changed and why it matters — weekly, in your inbox.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTSummaries for your review — no external action taken.
WEBDIGITAL WORKER

Site & CRO Assistant

Audits pages for SEO issues, broken links, and conversion friction, and opens prioritized fix tickets with suggested copy.

HUMAN CHECKPOINTChanges are drafted as proposals for your team to ship.
A WEEK IN THE LIFE

How a marketing agent runs the calendar.

Nothing publishes without a human. Everything else is automated.

01

Research

Scan keywords, competitors, and your analytics for this week's opportunities.

02

Brief

Draft the content brief with angle, outline, and sources for approval.

03

Draft

Write the first draft in your brand voice, with citations and internal links.

04

Repurpose

Adapt the approved piece into every channel's format.

05

Report

Track rankings and performance; feed the learnings into next week's briefs.

INTEGRATIONS & CONTROLS

Works inside your stack.

Draft-only by default. Publish requires a human.

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Where it fits

COMPANY-SIZE FIT — Every company size. Content and SEO leverage starts small — one AI Content & SEO Specialist covers a small business — and scales to multi-channel operations for larger teams.

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Tools it uses

WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Google Search Console, GA4, Ahrefs, Semrush, LinkedIn, X, Buffer.

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Guardrails

Draft-only CMS permissions. Brand-voice style guide enforced. Fact-check pass with citations. No ad spend changes without approval.

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Human checkpoints

Brief approval, draft approval, publish approval, and any budget or bid change — a human signs off at every gate.

FAQ

Marketing agent questions.

Will it publish on its own?

No. The agent has draft-only access. A human reviews and publishes every piece. If you later want auto-publish for low-risk content, that's a config change — not a default.

Does AI content hurt SEO?

Search engines penalize low-quality content, not AI assistance. Our agents draft with citations, original structure, and your expertise — then a human editor adds the experience and judgment that make it rank.

How does it learn our voice?

We build a style guide from your existing content — tone, terminology, banned phrases, formatting rules — and every draft is checked against it before review.

Can it run our newsletter end-to-end?

It can curate, draft, and assemble the issue. You review and hit send. Most teams get their newsletter prep from 4 hours to 20 minutes.

NEXT STEP

Publish every week, not every quarter.

Tell us your channels and your cadence. We'll scope a marketing agent that drafts in your voice and respects your review gate.

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