Marketing Agents
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Content Generation Assistant
- task:Generate initial drafts of marketing content, such as blog posts, social media updates, and ad copy, based on a provided topic and keywords.
- system access:Content Management System (CMS), Marketing Platforms.
- data access:Content briefs, keyword lists, brand guidelines, and existing content libraries.
- why do this:Starting with a blank page is a common barrier to content creation. This agent provides a creative springboard, accelerating the content pipeline and ensuring consistency.
- value of doing this:
- Accelerates the content creation process and reduces time-to-publish.
- Helps overcome writer's block by providing a structured first draft.
- Ensures all content is on-brand and optimized for SEO.
- how to do this:The agent will ingest a content brief, use a large language model to generate a draft of the requested content, and format the output according to brand guidelines.
- when to do this:On-demand. The agent is activated when a user requests a new content draft.
- frequency:On-demand
- skill level:Mid-level
- risks:Low
Instructions
- Connect to the designated content management and marketing platforms.
- Receive a content brief with a topic, keywords, and any specific tone or style requirements.
- Use a large language model to generate a draft of the content.
- Run the draft through a content filter to ensure it aligns with brand guidelines and tone.
- Format the final output and upload it to the content management system for human review and editing.

Email Campaign Manager
- task:Create and deploy highly segmented email marketing campaigns based on customer behavior and lead status, ensuring the right message reaches the right person at the right time.
- system access:Email Marketing Platform (e.g., Mailchimp, HubSpot), CRM.
- data access:Customer segmentation data, lead lifecycle stage, email content templates, and campaign schedules.
- why do this:Manually segmenting and deploying email campaigns is a complex, error-prone, and time-consuming process. This agent ensures precision and maximizes engagement.
- value of doing this:
- Improves email open rates and conversion rates through personalized, timely messaging.
- Reduces the time spent on manual campaign setup and deployment.
- Ensures every contact receives the most relevant communication, preventing unsubscribe fatigue.
- how to do this:The agent will monitor the CRM for customer segment changes, apply the correct email template, and schedule a campaign send to the specified audience.
- when to do this:Continuous. The agent is always active, ready to trigger campaigns based on customer behavior.
- frequency:Continuous
- skill level:Mid-level
- risks:Medium
Instructions
- Connect to the designated email marketing platform and CRM.
- Continuously monitor for changes in customer data that trigger a new campaign (e.g., a lead downloading an eBook, a customer completing a purchase).
- Based on the trigger, identify the correct email template and audience segment.
- Send the email campaign to the specified list.
- Log the campaign's send and key metrics in the CRM for tracking.

Digital Advertising Agent
- task:Manage and optimize digital ad campaigns across multiple platforms, adjusting bids, budgets, and targeting in real-time to maximize performance and return on ad spend.
- system access:Ad Platforms (e.g., Google Ads, Meta Ads), CRM, Marketing Analytics Tools.
- data access:Ad performance data, campaign budgets, audience segmentation data, and conversion metrics from the CRM.
- why do this:Manually managing complex ad campaigns is inefficient and often leads to suboptimal spending and performance. This agent ensures every ad dollar is spent intelligently to achieve peak performance.
- value of doing this:
- Improves return on ad spend (ROAS) and reduces the cost per acquisition (CPA).
- Frees up digital marketers from tedious, repetitive optimization tasks.
- Ensures campaigns are always running at peak efficiency, day or night.
- how to do this:The agent will monitor ad performance in real-time, analyze key metrics (e.g., clicks, conversions), adjust bids and budgets based on a set of rules, and generate performance reports.
- when to do this:Continuous. The agent is always active, monitoring and optimizing campaigns 24/7.
- frequency:Continuous
- skill level:High-level
- risks:High
Instructions
- Connect to the designated ad platforms and marketing analytics tools.
- Continuously monitor the performance of all active campaigns in real-time.
- If a campaign's performance (e.g., CPA) falls outside a predefined threshold, automatically adjust the bid, budget, or targeting to optimize for better results.
- If a campaign consistently underperforms, automatically pause it and notify the marketing manager.
- Generate a daily performance report summarizing key metrics and optimization actions taken.

SEO Performance Monitor
- task:Continuously monitor a website's SEO performance, track keyword rankings, and identify technical issues or new opportunities in real-time.
- system access:SEO Tools (e.g., Google Search Console, SEMrush), Website CMS (e.g., WordPress), Marketing Analytics Tools.
- data access:Keyword ranking data, organic traffic metrics, crawl errors, backlink data, and competitor keyword performance.
- why do this:Manually tracking a website's SEO health is a time-consuming and reactive process. This agent provides proactive, real-time insights to maintain and improve search visibility.
- value of doing this:
- Prevents sudden drops in organic traffic by flagging technical issues instantly.
- Identifies new ranking opportunities and content gaps.
- Provides a continuous, data-driven pulse on search performance.
- how to do this:Ingest data from various SEO tools, apply an analytical model to find trends or anomalies, and send an alert or generate a report based on the findings.
- when to do this:Scheduled. The agent runs at a set cadence (e.g., daily) to provide an updated view of performance.
- frequency:Daily
- skill level:Mid-level
- risks:Low
Instructions
- Connect to the designated SEO and analytics tools.
- On a daily basis, pull the latest keyword rankings, organic traffic data, and site health reports.
- Compare the data against historical benchmarks to identify any sudden changes or anomalies.
- If a critical keyword ranking drops by more than 5 positions or a new crawl error is detected, send a high-priority alert to the SEO team.
- Generate a daily summary report of key performance indicators.

Event Marketing Coordinator
- task:Automate the logistics and communication for a marketing event, from sending invitations and tracking registrations to sending follow-up emails and surveys.
- system access:Event Management Platform (e.g., Eventbrite, Hopin), CRM, Email Marketing Platform.
- data access:Attendee lists, registration data, invitation templates, follow-up surveys, and session details.
- why do this:Manually managing event logistics is a complex, error-prone, and time-consuming process that can lead to a poor attendee experience. This agent ensures a seamless, professional experience from start to finish.
- value of doing this:
- Reduces the administrative time and manual workload for event managers.
- Increases event attendance through timely and relevant communication.
- Provides a consistent and positive experience for every attendee.
- how to do this:The agent will trigger a workflow based on a registration, send invitations, manage attendee communications, and execute post-event tasks like sending surveys and providing content links.
- when to do this:On-demand. The agent is activated when a new event is planned or a user registers for an existing event.
- frequency:On-demand
- skill level:Mid-level
- risks:Medium
Instructions
- Connect to the designated event management platform and CRM.
- Upon a new registration, send an automated confirmation email with all relevant event details.
- Send a series of automated reminders leading up to the event.
- After the event, send a thank-you email with a link to a feedback survey and any recorded content.
- Update the attendee's record in the CRM to reflect their participation.

Audience Intelligence Analyst
- task:Analyze social media conversations, website behavior, and customer data to identify new audience segments, understand their interests, and inform content strategy.
- system access:Social Listening Tools (e.g., Brandwatch), Web Analytics Software (e.g., Google Analytics), CRM.
- data access:Social media mentions, website clickstream data, customer demographics, and purchase history.
- why do this:Manually piecing together a comprehensive view of your audience from disparate sources is inefficient and often incomplete. This agent provides a strategic, data-driven understanding of your market.
- value of doing this:
- Uncovers new markets and content opportunities you might not have found otherwise.
- Enables the creation of highly targeted and effective marketing campaigns.
- Provides a deeper, more actionable understanding of customer behavior and pain points.
- how to do this:The agent will ingest data from various sources, apply natural language processing and cluster analysis to identify trends and segments, and generate a summary report for the marketing team.
- when to do this:Scheduled. The agent runs at a set cadence (e.g., weekly or monthly) to provide continuous insights.
- frequency:Weekly
- skill level:High-level
- risks:Low
Instructions
- Connect to the designated social listening, web analytics, and CRM platforms.
- On a weekly basis, pull new data on social mentions, website activity, and customer data.
- Use an NLP model to analyze social media text for sentiment and common themes.
- Use a clustering algorithm to identify distinct behavioral or demographic segments within your website and customer data.
- Generate a report that highlights the interests, pain points, and emerging trends within your key audience segments.
- Send the report to the content and marketing strategy teams.