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Autonomous AI agents

AI marketing agents that work with your team

An agent that does the SEO, ads, and email work your team never gets to, in your real tools, on schedule, with a human owner on every job.

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Runs in your real accounts, with your context·Proactive on a schedule, reactive on triggers·A human approves anything that spends or sends

Works with

Google AdsGoogle Ads
Google Search ConsoleGoogle Search Console
AhrefsAhrefs
BrevoBrevo
KlaviyoKlaviyo
MailchimpMailchimp
AdrapidAdrapid
Google SheetsGoogle Sheets

and 150+ other apps

Work your marketing agent does alongside your team

The recurring marketing work your team never gets to, run on schedule. Reports, checks, and alerts handled, with a human on the moves that matter.

Does the work that never gets done

Weekly ad reports, SEO checks, email QA, the high-ROI work your team never gets to, run on schedule. Same output format every time.

Connects to your tools

Google Ads, Search Console, Mailchimp, Ahrefs, and 150+ more. Reads data and takes action.

Delivers decision-ready reports

What changed, why it matters, what to do next. Sent to Slack, email, or Sheets.

Proactive on schedule, reactive on triggers

Daily, weekly, or triggered by a webhook. Forward an email and the task runs.

A human approves before it acts

Review what your agent will do before it does it. Three permission modes.

Live in 10 minutes

Pick a task. Connect a tool. Your agent runs it; your team reviews the result.

01

Describe the task

Tell your agent what to do, in plain English.

02

Connect your tools

Google Ads, Search Console, Mailchimp. Pick what it needs.

03

Set the schedule

Daily, weekly, or triggered by events. You choose.

04

Review and expand

Check the output. Refine. Add more tasks when ready.

Your tools, connected

Every channel shares one reporting format, one review loop, and one accountable owner.

Start with one tool

Connect Google Ads or Search Console first. Add more as you prove value.

  • High-signal sources first
  • Add adjacent tools by ROI

One report format

Every workflow outputs the same structure: what changed, why, what to do.

  • Comparable across channels
  • Ready for your Monday meeting

One owner per workflow

Every agent task has someone accountable. No orphaned processes.

  • Named owner per task
  • Weekly 15-min review

Copy a workflow, ship today

Copy one. Adapt it. See results this week.

Cross-channel weekly growth brief

One update across paid, SEO, and lifecycle in under 10 minutes.

Task

Every Monday: cross-channel growth brief. PPC efficiency, Search Console movement, email lifecycle performance, plus next three actions.

One decision-ready brief instead of three disconnected reports.

Search demand to campaign test queue

Route keyword opportunities into both content and paid testing.

Task

Weekly: combine Search Console + Keyword Planner. Cluster by intent, rank by opportunity, produce SEO and Google Ads test candidates.

Shared opportunity backlog across channels.

Lifecycle performance watchdog

Faster visibility into email drop-offs and underperforming flows.

Task

Track Brevo, Klaviyo, or Mailchimp campaign metrics. Flag abnormal opens, clicks, and unsubscribes with segment-level context.

Lifecycle issues escalated before they become revenue leaks.

Campaign-level controls, anomaly escalation, weekly optimization prep.

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Why marketing agents matter right now

The high-ROI work never gets done

Most teams know what should happen. The daily spend check, the weekly ranking review, the lifecycle audit, the cross-channel report. It just never gets done, because media costs shift daily, search demand moves weekly, and the calendar fills with whatever is loudest. A marketing agent does that recurring work in the background, in your real tools, so it actually ships.

From isolated tools to agents that work with your team

You already have the tools. What's missing is an agent that reads them, spots what changed, and brings the next move to the team on schedule, with a human approving the calls that matter. Building one yourself is an infrastructure project: runtime, the agent loop, files, permissions, integrations, memory, scheduling, and observability, all changing fast. m8tes owns that layer so your marketing agents work from day one and free your people for the work only they can do.

Where to start for the biggest impact

The best first workflows are frequent, measurable, and tied to revenue.

  • Daily spend and anomaly checks for paid campaigns.
  • Weekly keyword movement summaries from Search Console.
  • Recurring channel reports delivered to Slack or dashboards.
  • Email lifecycle performance reviews with follow-up actions.

Autonomous agents across your marketing operations

PPC and Google Ads execution loops

Your PPC agent watches campaign metrics, flags meaningful changes, and brings what needs a human to the owner. You keep budget and creative decisions. The agent handles the daily monitoring that rarely gets done on time, and shares what it learns back into your team's shared context.

  1. Read campaign metrics and compare against baselines.
  2. Detect spend, CPA, and conversion anomalies above threshold.
  3. Generate a summary with priority flags and next actions.
  4. Route urgent exceptions to the account owner for approval.

Keyword Planner and demand intelligence

Your agent pulls Keyword Planner data on schedule, clusters it by theme and intent, and turns it into concrete moves for paid and organic planning, so demand shifts reach the team before the next meeting.

  • Track rising keyword groups by intent and conversion value.
  • Flag sudden CPC movement that may shift budget efficiency.
  • Suggest test clusters for new ad groups and content briefs.
  • Summarize demand changes for weekly planning meetings.

Google Search Console and SEO operations

SEO rewards consistency, not intensity. Your SEO agent monitors Search Console trends, catches losses on high-value pages, and produces weekly summaries with prioritized follow-ups, so the maintenance work that quietly compounds actually happens.

  1. Pull page and query-level trends from a fixed comparison period.
  2. Identify high-impact drops and wins above agreed thresholds.
  3. Connect observed shifts to likely causes.
  4. Publish a prioritized action list for editorial and technical owners.

Email marketing workflows that keep up

Email performance lives or dies on operational consistency: segmentation health, cadence checks, deliverability, and campaign QA. The same monitoring loop that runs Google Ads extends here. Your agent reads these signals and reports what changed, so your team spends its time on messaging and strategy instead of the checks that always slip.

Lifecycle monitoring on a schedule

Email performance lives or dies on operational consistency: segmentation health, cadence checks, deliverability, and campaign QA. The same monitoring loop that runs Google Ads extends here. Your agent reads these signals and reports what changed, so your team spends its time on messaging and strategy instead of the checks that always slip.

Cross-channel follow-up loops

Email should not run in isolation. Your agent connects outcomes across paid, organic, and lifecycle, then proposes follow-up actions by segment for a human to approve.

  1. Collect channel-level outcomes from paid, SEO, and email.
  2. Identify audience segments with meaningful behavior changes.
  3. Draft follow-up recommendations by segment and intent.
  4. Send next steps to the owning marketer for approval.

Implementation framework for the first 30 days

Pick one recurring workflow with clear business impact. Assign one human accountable for quality. A daily Google Ads anomaly report or a weekly Search Console summary are strong first picks.

Week 1: one workflow, one owner

Pick one recurring workflow with clear business impact. Assign one human accountable for quality. A daily Google Ads anomaly report or a weekly Search Console summary are strong first picks.

Week 2: guardrails and reporting standards

Every run should produce a predictable structure. If confidence is low or data is incomplete, the agent escalates to its owner instead of guessing.

  1. Set output templates for each run type.
  2. Define escalation conditions and responsible approvers.
  3. Track error causes by category: data, logic, or instruction.
  4. Update instructions with one targeted change at a time.

Weeks 3-4: expand to adjacent workflows

Once the first workflow is stable, add adjacent tasks that share data sources or owners. Google Ads monitoring pairs with Keyword Planner synthesis. Search Console pairs with SEO content briefs.

Measuring the impact of your marketing agents

Track outcome metrics: more recurring work shipped, shorter time to spot anomalies, faster handoff from signal to action. Watch alert accuracy too, since too many false positives kill trust. Your agent gets better the more your team uses it, as shared company context compounds across every run.

One agent, one workflow. See it run.

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