AI employee · Marketing
An AI marketing employee for research, drafts, and reporting.
Researches topics, prepares content drafts, analyses campaign data, monitors performance, and prepares reports — with your marketers deciding what gets published.
AI Marketing Employee
Marketing
- Task
- Preparing the weekly campaign report
- Tools
- AnalyticsAdsDocs
- Approval
- Required for anything published
- Last action
- Compiled channel metrics
The role
What this AI employee is for
The research, production, and analysis work that surrounds marketing decisions. Marketers keep the strategy, creative direction, and final say; the AI employee handles volume and preparation.
Repetitive work it can handle
- Research topics, competitors, and audience questions
- Prepare briefs and first drafts in your brand voice
- Repurpose long content into channel-specific formats
- Pull campaign data from ad and analytics platforms
- Summarise performance and highlight changes
- Prepare weekly and monthly marketing reports
Systems
Tools it can connect to
Connected through scoped, revocable access. Examples below; your actual stack is confirmed during scoping.
- Analytics platforms
- Ad platforms
- CMS
- Social scheduling tools
- Shared drives
- Project management
Approval model
Clear lines between doing, asking, and never
allow
Handles on its own
- Research and briefs
- Data collection and reporting
- Internal drafts
require approval
Asks for approval
- Anything published externally
- Budget recommendations
- Claims about products or results
deny
Never does
- Publishes without approval
- Changes ad spend
- Invents statistics or testimonials
Example workflow
Weekly content and reporting cycle
- 1
Research
Topics and questions gathered.
- 2
Brief
Outline and sources prepared.
- 3
Draft
Content in brand voice.
- 4Human
Edit
Marketer reviews and approves.
- 5
Publish
Scheduled after approval.
- 6
Report
Performance summarised.
Implementation
How we put it to work
Voice and guidelines
01Capture brand voice, audience, and rules.
Connect data
02Read access to analytics and ad platforms.
Draft and review
03All output reviewed by your team.
Scale formats
04Expand to more channels and reports.
Expected benefit
What changes for the team
More time for strategy
Marketers spend less time on research and assembly.
Consistent reporting
The same metrics, every week, without manual compilation.
Faster production
First drafts are ready when the team needs them.
Limitations
What it does not do
- Original creative ideas and brand strategy remain with people.
- Factual claims must be checked before publishing.
- Output quality depends on clear guidelines and examples.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Will content sound generic?
Not if the system is given your voice guidelines, examples, and subject expertise. Human editing remains important for anything published.
02Can it post to social media?
It can schedule posts after approval. We do not recommend unreviewed publishing.
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Next step
Design your AI marketing employee.
A strategy call is a working conversation about one workflow: what it involves today, what could be automated, and what a first build would look like.
What happens next
- 1Tell us about one workflow
- 2We review it before replying
- 3A working session, then a first-build proposal