Marketing
Social media planning and scheduling
A month of social posts drafted from your news, offers and photos, laid out on a calendar for approval, then scheduled on each platform.
Marketing · Automation
AI marketing campaign reporting across ad channels
Pulls results from Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4 and your store or CRM into one weekly report that says, in plain words, what worked and what to change.
01 today
Each ad platform reports its own version of the truth, and they rarely agree. Someone logs into four dashboards, copies figures into a spreadsheet and tries to work out which spend brought in real customers. By the time the report is ready, the budget for the next week has already been set.
02 the run
paused: waiting for a person to approve
03 human in the loop
The report only reads data and never changes campaigns. The marketing lead decides which suggestions to act on and makes any budget changes in the ad platforms themselves.
04 after
Everyone sees the same numbers every week without a manual export. Budget decisions are based on customers and revenue, not just clicks, and the team acts on results while a campaign is still running.
Results from a real build
[CASE STUDY] We only publish results we can name and check with the client.
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A month of social posts drafted from your news, offers and photos, laid out on a calendar for approval, then scheduled on each platform.
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Drafts emails, social posts and blog outlines that follow your brand guide, product facts and past best work, so the team edits instead of starting blank.
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Tracks competitor pricing pages, product launches, ads and reviews, then sends a short weekly digest of what changed and why it might matter to you.
A free 30-minute call. You talk, we ask questions, and you leave with a few concrete ideas — or an honest answer that AI isn't the right fix yet.
Working with teams in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia.