Marketing agent
It turns your offer, voice, source material, and proof into first drafts your team can shape: plans, pages, posts, ad angles, SEO notes, and media briefs.
Summary
Runs
Content plans, articles, newsletters, social posts, landing pages, ads, SEO work, visuals, and draft publishing packages
Reads
Strategy, ICP, offers, brand voice, content history, performance notes, and public page data
Writes
Briefs, drafts, outlines, ad creative, SEO findings, internal-link ideas, visual prompts, and WordPress draft packages
Guardrail
No live publishing, ad edits, or invented numbers
Direct answer
A Marketing Agent prepares marketing work from strategy, offers, voice, source material, and proof: content plans, pages, posts, ad angles, SEO notes, visual briefs, and publishing packages. It drafts and plans, but a person publishes.
Where it helps
The first agent should have a clear job, known inputs, and a review path the team can keep using.
What it can run
These capabilities come from the public Conversion Skills patterns. The names under each card are the documented skills the build can draw from.
The agent can turn strategy, ICP pains, brand voice, prior content, and performance signals into themes, cadence, briefs, and measurement notes.
It can draft blog posts, newsletters, social posts, landing pages, and derivative assets in the business voice with one clear action.
It can plan SEO, optimize a page for one query, compare competitor pages, plan SEO clusters, add schema suggestions, improve image SEO, and prepare generative-search improvements.
It can plan a campaign from offers and ICP, plan ad exports, draft creative angles, and critique an ad landing page. It does not change budgets or live campaigns.
It can prepare visual prompts, infographics, diagrams, short video packages, gifs, and thumbnail concepts, then hand back a build-ready brief when no connector is enabled.
When a WordPress connector is registered, it can prepare or stage a WordPress draft. It never publishes live without a person.
How it works
Step 01
The agent loads brand voice, offer, ICP, and proof before writing, so drafts sound like the business and not like a generic AI answer.
Step 02
It drafts the page, post, plan, ad, SEO recommendation, or creative brief, with sources and measurement notes where the skill requires them.
Step 03
The output is saved or handed back as a draft. A person reviews, edits, publishes, launches, or sends.
Human gates
The agent prepares work and keeps the trail clean. People still approve the moves that can affect buyers, customers, money, permissions, or public claims.
Outputs
The useful output is not a magic answer. It is a reviewable artifact, a clearer next move, and a source trail for anything factual.
Content calendars and measurable briefs
Blog posts, newsletters, social posts, and repurposed assets
Landing page drafts with offer, objections, proof, and one CTA
SEO plan, optimization, schema, image, and internal-link recommendations
Ad plans and creative variants for the selected platform
Visual, infographic, video, and WordPress draft packages
Quick answers
Short answers for buyers comparing agent work, service scope, and human review boundaries.
Related agents
Most useful AI systems start with one agent, then connect the next repeated job once the first one earns trust.
Public standard
Conversion Skills is the public reference for these patterns: plain files, documented skills, proof-aware outputs, and review gates. The agent pages show how that public method turns into useful business systems.
