AI marketing crew
What is an AI marketing crew?
An AI marketing crew is a team of specialized AI agents that runs content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting against your own integrations — from one subscription, with human approval on every publish, post, and ad change.
Paste your site URL to get a draft brand profile in minutes. Agents prepare the work — you approve every publish, post, and ad change. Nothing goes live on autopilot.
No credit card required · Cancel anytime · Full agent crew on Starter limits · Human approval on every live action
OAuth-only integrations · We never store platform passwords.
Approval queue
4 items need review
Agent run
01Research, draft, score
Review queue
02Drafts and recommendations
Human approval
03Edit, reject, schedule, approve
Live handoff
04Only after the click
Definition
Instead of one general-purpose chatbot, an AI marketing crew fields multiple agents — each with a defined role, schedule, and scope. Scout researches topics. Writer drafts articles. Editor scores quality. Repurposer prepares social posts. Ads optimizers surface recommendations. Reporter compiles weekly metrics. The crew works against the tools you already use, and every action that touches a live channel passes through human approval.
Specialized AI agents
Each agent owns one job — research, drafting, editing, social, ads, SEO, or reporting — with a set schedule and scope, not a blank chat box.
Multi-channel execution
Content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting run from one crew against your connected CMS, analytics, social, and ad accounts.
One subscription
The full agent crew runs on a single subscription. Plans differ by monthly output volume, not by channel or feature gates.
Human approval always
Publishing, posting, scheduling, and ad changes stay behind an explicit human decision. Reports and monitoring run in the background.
How it works
An AI marketing crew moves work from agent output to reviewable draft to approved live action. The crew runs on schedule; your team keeps final control of every publish, post, and ad change.
Step 1
Connect your existing tools
Link WordPress or Webflow, Google Analytics 4, Search Console, Google Business Profile, social accounts, and ad platforms via OAuth. Paste your site URL to draft a brand profile in minutes.
Step 2
Set your brand profile and schedule
Positioning, voice, competitors, editor rubric, and schedule anchors tell each agent how to act. Agents read the profile before they run.
Step 3
AI agents run on schedule
On cron or on demand, the crew researches, drafts, scores, repurposes, and recommends. Work lands as drafts, reports, and calendar items — never as silent live changes.
Step 4
Review and approve
Your team edits, reschedules, rejects, or approves. Articles become CMS drafts, social posts wait on the calendar, and ad changes are recommendations until you accept them.
Step 5
Approved work goes live, reporting arrives weekly
Only approved actions reach connected systems. Reporter compiles cross-channel metrics into a weekly digest with an executive summary and structured metric cards.
AI agents
A crew of specialized AI agents
Each agent owns one job with a defined schedule and scope. Together they cover the recurring work across content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting — so one operator can run a full marketing pipeline.
Scout
Topic researcher
Finds topic opportunities and keyword gaps using your Search Console data and brand positioning. Surfaces source URLs with citable stats the Writer can verify and link to.
Writer
Draft author
Produces long-form article drafts from Scout's research brief, matching your brand voice and rubric. Searches for authoritative sources, verifies each page before citing, and adds inline links to third-party stats — never competitor domains.
Editor
Quality reviewer
Reviews each draft against your brand rubric (tone, claims, structure, citation quality) and returns specific edit notes.
Publisher
CMS connector
Pushes approved articles to WordPress or Webflow as drafts. You publish from your CMS when you're ready.
Repurposer
Social adapter
Turns published articles into channel-specific social post drafts for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X.
Newsjacker
News responder
Spots trending stories that fit your brand, drafts conservative social posts with context and risk notes, and queues them on your calendar.
Google Ads Optimizer
Search ads advisor
Syncs campaign performance daily and surfaces evidence-backed bid and copy recommendations in the Ads tab.
Meta Ads Optimizer
Social ads advisor
Tracks Facebook and Instagram campaigns and flags audience or creative improvements in your weekly report.
SEO Agent
Search narrative author
Pre-aggregates Search Console data, surfaces content-gap and CTR opportunities, then writes the narrative report.
Reporter
Cross-channel narrator
Compiles GA4, Search Console, social, and paid data into a weekly markdown digest with executive summary.
Multi-channel execution
The crew covers the five channels buyers expect a marketing team to run. Each channel maps to named agents that draft, analyze, and recommend — with human approval before anything goes live.
Content
Scout finds topics and source URLs. Writer drafts long-form articles with verified citations. Editor scores quality. Publisher hands approved drafts to WordPress or Webflow.
SEO
SEO Agent turns Search Console data into narrative reports with content-gap and CTR opportunities. GBP Optimizer audits local listings. Competitor Monitor tracks rival sites.
Social
Repurposer turns articles into LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X drafts. Newsjacker drafts conservative posts for trending stories. All posts wait on your calendar.
Ads
Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads optimizers sync performance and surface evidence-backed bid, budget, targeting, and copy recommendations for review.
Reporting
Reporter compiles GA4, Search Console, social, and paid data into a weekly markdown digest with executive summary and metric cards. AI Visibility Monitor tracks brand mentions in AI search.
One subscription, your own integrations
The full agent crew runs from one subscription against your own connected tools. OAuth connections only — mktcrew never stores your platform passwords. Plans differ by monthly output volume, not by channel or feature gates.
CMS publishing
WordPress (plugin or REST) and Webflow. Approved articles push as drafts; you publish from your CMS.
Web analytics
Google Analytics 4 and Search Console feed reporting, SEO, and content-gap analysis.
Social platforms
LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X for publishing, repurposing, and comment management.
Ad platforms
Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads for performance sync and optimization recommendations.
Local & visibility
Google Business Profile for local SEO, plus AI search engine visibility monitoring.
Team collaboration
Slack alerts for agent completions, report-ready pings, and billing events. OAuth only; we never store platform passwords.
Human approval workflow
Human approval is mktcrew's control layer between agent output and live channels. Agents can research, draft, score, recommend, and prepare work, but a person reviews and approves the action before content, social posts, or ads changes go live. Reports and monitoring run automatically because they do not mutate live channels.
Content drafts
Articles start as editable drafts with title, keywords, markdown, scores, and editor notes before they move toward WordPress.
Social posts
Repurposed and news-driven posts land on the calendar as drafts. A person chooses Post now or Schedule.
Paid media
Ads agents surface recommendations with evidence. Budget, bid, targeting, and copy changes stay reviewable.
Publishing handoff
Approved articles are pushed to WordPress as drafts, preserving a final publishing decision inside your CMS.
FAQ
AI marketing crew FAQ
What is an AI marketing crew?
An AI marketing crew is a team of specialized AI agents that runs content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting against your own integrations — from one subscription, with human approval on every publish, post, and ad change. Each agent has a defined role, schedule, and scope, instead of one general-purpose chatbot.
How does an AI marketing crew work?
You connect your existing tools, set a brand profile, and the AI agents run on schedule. Scout researches, Writer drafts, Editor scores quality, Repurposer prepares social posts, ads optimizers surface recommendations, and Reporter compiles weekly metrics. Work lands as drafts, reports, and calendar items. Your team reviews and approves; only approved actions reach live channels.
What channels does an AI marketing crew run?
Content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting. The crew drafts articles, runs SEO and competitor reports, prepares social posts for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X, surfaces Google, Meta, and LinkedIn Ads recommendations, and compiles cross-channel weekly reports.
Do I need multiple subscriptions for content, SEO, social, and ads?
No. mktcrew runs the full agent crew from one subscription. Plans differ by monthly output volume — shown as typical article volume per tier — not by channel or feature gates. Every plan includes content, SEO, social, ads recommendations, and reporting.
Does an AI marketing crew publish automatically?
No. mktcrew is designed around human approval. Articles are pushed to WordPress or Webflow as drafts. Social posts start on your calendar as drafts. Paid recommendations stay in review tabs and reports until you act on them. Nothing publishes until you choose Post now or Schedule.
What tools does an AI marketing crew integrate with?
WordPress and Webflow for CMS publishing, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console for analytics, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X for social, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads for paid media, Google Business Profile for local SEO, and Slack for alerts. Connections are OAuth only; mktcrew never stores platform passwords.
Does an AI marketing crew replace my marketing team?
No. An AI marketing crew replaces repetitive marketing operations, not human judgment. It gives lean teams leverage across content, SEO, social, ads recommendations, and reporting so existing marketers can spend more time on positioning, customers, and strategy. Every public-facing action still requires a human decision.
Is human approval required for every action?
Human approval is required for any action that mutates a live channel: publishing articles, posting or scheduling social content, accepting ad recommendations, and moving work out of draft states. Reports and monitoring run automatically because they do not change live channels.
Run content, SEO, social, ads, and reporting from one crew.
Start a free trial, paste your site for a draft brand profile, and let the AI agents prepare work your team approves before it goes live.
No credit card required · Cancel anytime · Full agent crew on Starter limits · Human approval on every live action
OAuth-only integrations · We never store platform passwords.