Marketing agents

Agents for positioning, campaigns, ads, SEO and the research behind them.

28 agents, each with its inputs, outputs and review level checked by a person.

Marketing agents cover the research and production work around a campaign: understanding buyers and competitors, choosing angles worth testing, auditing how search engines and AI answers see a site, and drafting ads and pages from approved evidence. The category holds two kinds of agent. Editorial workflow agents take a defined brief and return a reviewed deliverable, with a person checking every output. Product agents from software vendors run inside a marketing platform and act on campaigns, content or ads directly. Every listing records what goes in, what comes out and who checks it.

Start from the decision you need to make. For positioning and messaging, an agent that researches evidence and scores angles gives you material to test. For visibility, an audit agent shows what to fix. For production, look at whether the agent needs your brand context connected first, which the setup level shows.

The agents

Questions

Do marketing agents publish content by themselves?

Some platform agents can schedule and publish once connected; the listing's review level says so. The editorial workflow agents in this category return drafts and reports for a person to approve.

What is the difference between a marketing agent and an SEO agent?

SEO and AI search audits sit under marketing here, as the use case seo. They check how a site is seen by search engines and AI answers and return ranked fixes. Broader marketing agents cover research, messaging, ads and content.

Are results guaranteed?

No listing in this catalogue promises rankings, traffic or conversions, and the editorial agents state explicitly that they do not. Treat any such promise on a vendor page as a claim to check.