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Marketing that never goes dark.
Stay present and engaged every day, without adding to your team’s workload.
See it work
From content creation to customers.
Your AI Marketing Growth Agent handles the work: it runs the campaigns, builds the content, publishes it and hands the people who respond to your sales team.
Smoothing the cuts, then rendering the final reel.
Modern office
Aria and Zane at work
Four rolesLogo and call to actionDemonstration · synthetic data · not a live account. The posts, accounts, leads and numbers are made up to show how the work flows. Nothing is published to a real Instagram or TikTok account.
The work it takes off your plate
Operating
- Plan
- 12 pieces plannedCreate← Approve · 6 awaiting you
- 9 posts draftedPublish
- 7 publishedMonitor
- 31 comments handledRespond← Escalate · 2 to a person
- Leads14
Paid and retargeting coordination (including TV / CTV), audience management, creative testing — direction, not a live ad-buying integration
Two agents, one workflow
Marketing brings people in. Sales turns them into meetings.
Aria runs the campaigns and the content and decides who is a real lead. Zane takes it from there and books the conversation.
- Runs email, phone and social campaigns
- Creates and publishes the content
- Qualifies who responds
- Accepts qualified leads with their history
- Books the meeting
- Follows up until there is an answer
- 1Someone watches, visits and asks for a demo
- 2Aria qualifies them and writes down why
- 3Zane picks it up with the full history and books the meeting
Better together
It takes the routine. You keep what matters.
- Campaign planning and the content calendar
- Posts, blogs, landing pages and newsletters in your voice; scheduling and publishing
- Comment and inbound monitoring; responses where authorised
- Lead routing into CRM or inbox; performance reporting by channel and asset
- Brand positioning, campaign strategy and approval of anything customer-facing
- Paid budgets and creative direction
- Sensitive replies and escalations
- Which channels matter this quarter
What it covers
Show up where your customers are.
Planning, creation, scheduling, listening and comment response across the major networks.
Campaign calendar, blogs, landing pages, email and repurposing, with approvals.
Classify comments, answer where authorised, escalate the sensitive ones, route leads.
On the roadmap — not available today.
Published, engagement, reach, response time and leads — per channel and campaign.
Fit
A good fit if…
- Your brand goes quiet whenever the one person who runs social gets busy
- Comments and DMs sit unanswered for hours — some of them are leads
- You want content and engagement measured like a workforce, not a scheduler
Straight answers
The questions we get first.
Will it post something off-brand?
Content is gated for approval until you decide otherwise, drafted against guardrails built from the company info you share — logos, style guide, past campaigns, price plans. Every edit you make becomes a pattern.
Will it argue with customers in the comments?
Authority is per class of comment. It answers what you’ve authorised, escalates anything sensitive with a suggested reply, and never improvises on complaints.
Is this a social scheduler with AI on top?
A scheduler publishes. This AI employee plans, creates, publishes, listens, responds, routes leads and reports — and is measured on engagement and leads, not posts.