Automated client reporting
Data from ad platforms, analytics and SEO tools is pulled into branded reports with a written summary of what changed and why.
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- Meta Ads
- GA4
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AI automation · Marketing Agencies
Agencies sell expertise but lose hours to reporting, onboarding, content drafts and status updates. We build AI automations that produce client reports, speed up content and QA, and keep clients informed, so your team spends its time on strategy and results.
Data from ad platforms, analytics and SEO tools is pulled into branded reports with a written summary of what changed and why.
Briefs become first drafts of blog posts, ad copy and social content in each client's voice, then move through review and approval.
New clients complete a guided intake; access requests, folders, tasks and kickoff meetings are created automatically.
Live campaigns are checked for broken links, tracking errors, budget pacing and policy issues, with alerts to the account owner.
Inbound leads are researched, scored against your ideal client profile and routed to the right person with context.
Weekly client updates are drafted from project management activity for account managers to review and send.
Everything client-facing is reviewed by your team. Client data is separated by account and access is limited to the people who work on it.
Yes. It can pull data from your ad, analytics and SEO platforms, build the report and write a first-draft summary that an account manager reviews before it goes out.
Not when it's used well. We use AI for research, outlines and first drafts, with your writers adding expertise and editing for quality, which is what search engines reward.
Yes. Reports, portals and assistants can carry your agency's branding so clients see your product.
Reporting and onboarding automations on your current stack cost far less than custom software. We give you a fixed scope and price after a short call.
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