By roleThe job: MarketingHeld by: you
How a marketing team uses Intelligence.
Marketing is the function Intelligence covers most. The platform writes, illustrates, posts, tracks your Google ranks, checks what AI assistants say about you, and builds ad campaigns. If you work in marketing, this page shows where to start. Limits and cost are near the end.
This page is also written for the company with no marketer, where the platform has to be the team. A founder can write the brief on Monday and read a finished draft by lunch. This is the case the platform was built for. See what it takes over.
Demo workspace. Invented brand and figures.
Six tools, and where to start.
Start with Brand Content and Search. Ads works from your Search list, so it can wait.
It holds 37 text formats, from a blog post to a press release. Each format is a written method. You fill in what you have and name the page it will run on, then point at a file or a folder to write from. Next to it sit 13 image engines and 11 video engines.
See the page →It’s separate: brief, outlines, articles, versions. Paste a text, a link, a PDF, or pick a keyword group. Ask for several outlines, validate one, and draft from it. A guideline check then scores the draft and lists what’s wrong. One button offers to fix all of it.
See the page →It handles posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Each draft is checked against the network’s real limits, such as the 280 weighted characters of X. Then the app publishes from your own connected accounts at the hour you set, or hands you the copy to post yourself.
See the page →It gives your Google rank per keyword, in any of 232 markets. The keyword gap names up to five competitors and lists what they rank for and you don’t. The GEO tabs show what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity answer when a buyer asks about your category.
See the page →A six-step builder for Google Search campaigns. It picks buyer-intent keywords from your Search list and writes the ads. It suggests a budget and pushes the whole campaign paused. Nothing spends until you switch it on.
See the page →Every text, image, and clip the product makes is filed in the Assets Library on its own, with its prompt and its price.
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Examples from a marketing week.
That’s a lot of features. Here’s how they fit together.
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Launch a product in a week
Put last year’s brief, the price list, and a founder interview in one library folder. In Brand Content, pick the landing page format and choose that folder as material. Do the same for the press release.
Render three visuals in the image studio. Then open Social, draft the LinkedIn post, and schedule it.
Ten minutes
Do the AI assistants name you?
Open Search, then GEO, then Ask the AIs. Type the question a buyer would type. Each assistant’s answer comes back with its sources, and with a yes or no on your name.
Who AI Trusts then lists the 15 domains the assistants cite most on the topic. If a site keeps turning up and has never written about you, it’s worth a pitch.
About every two days
A competitor moves
The last example starts with an agent. The market monitor reads competitor moves on your keywords about every two days. Say it posts a finding: a rival just entered the top three on a keyword group you care about.
Under the finding you press Create task, or you draft a LinkedIn post that lands in Social.
Teach it your voice once, then switch on the watchers.
Load the brand guidelines and every format writes in that voice. For the rest, write a skill: a page of instructions, such as your house style or your checklist for a case study. An administrator writes it for the whole organization, and you can keep a personal version on top. Skills apply in Brand Content, Social, Ads, and six other places.
Four of the six standard agents are marketing watchers: the search rankings watcher, the AI visibility watcher, the ads campaigns watcher, and the market monitor. Each runs on a schedule with a weekly and a monthly budget. When nothing moved, the agent says so and no model is called.
There’s no subscription and no seat fee. You pay for what you run, and each run shows its cost. Image and video show their price before you press run, and the Assets Library keeps every piece with its price afterward. How the wallet and the caps work is on pricing.
If you have no marketing department.
Vacancy
- Position
- Marketing
- Held by
- Nobody yet
- Covered by
- Intelligence
- Starts
- Monday, with a brief
A founder can write the brief on Monday and read a finished draft by lunch. This is the case the platform was built for. The first-week list below is your starting plan.
The platform takes
- The writing, in 37 formats and in your voice.
- The visuals and the clips, priced before the run.
- The posting, at the hour you set.
- The watching: ranks, AI answers, ad campaigns, and competitors.
A person keeps
- The brief.
- One habit from real teams: a second person reads each piece. Send it to a colleague through Validation before it goes out. The piece is locked while they decide, and every version is kept.
- Marking a piece as published, by hand.
Your first week.
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What it doesn’t do.
Better to know these now.
Nothing publishes itself from Brand Content. You mark a piece as published by hand, and there is no push to your CMS.
Social doesn’t read reach or engagement back from the networks yet. Reporting counts what went out.
Ads builds Google Search campaigns only, not Performance Max, Shopping, Meta, or Microsoft.
WeChat, YouTube, and Xiaohongshu are on the calendar for planning only.
Checked against the product on September 20, 2026. The catalog lists every agent as built, partial, or not built. Usage is paid from a prepaid wallet, with no seat fee, and the rates are on the pricing page.
Write the brief on Monday. Read a finished draft by lunch.
Open an account, add your brand, and load the guidelines once. Every format writes in that voice from then on.
No subscription. No seat fee. No card needed to open an account.