AI workers for Marketing

AI workers for marketing teams that track content calendars, pull Search Console numbers, and turn campaign chatter into briefs. Connect Notion, Google Search Console, and Drive, then let the firewall decide what the worker can read and publish.

SEO Watchtower Language model Watches Search Console weekly for ranking drops, indexing problems, and easy CTR wins, and files the fixes.
Portfolio Authority Watch Language model Tracks domain rank and backlink totals for every site in your portfolio each week and flags the ones that moved.
Link Outreach Runner Language model Works your link prospect list every week: drafts personalized outreach emails and records who replied.
Lost Backlink Recovery Language model Finds the backlinks you lost, works out why, and drafts the reclaim email to the site owner.
Partner & Directory Link Monitor Language model Checks every week that the links partners and directories promised you are still live, followed, and pointing at the right page.
Link Opportunity Finder Language model Finds the sites that link to your competitors but not to you, ranks them, and builds your prospect list.
Competitor Ad Monitor Language model Reports each week which ads your competitors are running in Meta's public Ad Library: what is new, what they stopped running, and what message they are testing.
Competitor Social Media Monitor Language model Checks your named competitors' Instagram, X and YouTube accounts every week and reports which of their posts beat their own normal engagement, with the post cited.
Store Growth Reporter Language model Writes a weekly Shopify growth report: revenue against last week, where the orders came from, repeat rate, and which discounts are running.
Competitor Link Wins Language model Finds the new backlinks your competitors earned this week and turns the ones worth chasing into a prospect list.
Authority & Links Report Language model Writes a weekly report on your site's authority, backlinks, search traffic and where you stand against competitors.
Backlink Monitor Language model Watches your site's backlink profile every morning and reports the new and lost links that actually matter.
Competitor Newsletter Tracker Language model Reads competitor newsletters and archive pages, and only briefs Grok Bot when a High product, pricing, or GTM signal appears.
Brand Mention Urgency Radar Decision model Finds public brand mentions that merit a company response or investigation.
Daily Competitor Promotion and Price Monitor Language model Monitor competitor stores daily and flag new promotions, price drops, and meaningful offer changes.
Competitor Site Pulse Language model Watches named competitor URLs for product, pricing, and messaging changes, then reports what actually moved with citations.
Changelog Radar Language model Watches competitor changelogs and release notes and only surfaces High customer-impacting releases.
Hiring Signal Monitor Language model Watches competitor and peer hiring signals — career pages, job posts, and "we're hiring" news — and briefs Grok Bot on what roles are heating up.
Influencer Client Email to Slack Monitor Language model Monitor one client's Gmail label and post attention-needed influencer marketing emails to their Slack channel.
Launch and Feature Watch Language model Scans news and launches for your competitor watchlist and only briefs when a High launch or feature drop is evidenced.
Morning Signal Diet Language model Builds a curated external morning briefing from your topic diet using news search and cited answers — not your inbox or calendar.
Daily Competitor Blog Tracker Language model Monitor competitor blogs daily and alert you only to important changes from the past 24 hours.
Weekly Influencer Marketing Report Language model Posts a weekly influencer marketing report to Slack from Influencer Hero: results against the week before, the creators and posts that drove them, pipeline and payouts due.
Competitor Pricing and Changelog Watch Language model Reads your competitors' pricing pages and changelogs every weekday morning and reports only what changed: a new price, a new plan, a dropped limit, a shipped feature.
Campaign Measurement Review Language model Explains campaign performance changes with comparable metrics and explicit data limitations.
Campaign Brief Evidence Review Language model Checks campaign objectives, target audience and success measures in the approved brief.
Campaign Learning Workflow Language model Combines campaign results and the campaign brief into a testable learning plan.
Search Demand Evidence Review Language model Explains query and page demand shifts without confusing average position with a fixed rank.
Landing Page Outcome Review Language model Reviews whether selected landing pages produce the intended site outcomes.
Search Conversion Opportunity Workflow Language model Connects search demand and landing-page outcomes to propose specific content improvements.
Influencer Discovery and Vetting Language model Finds new creators who fit your brand in Influencer Hero every week, vets each one on the web for brand safety and competitor deals, and posts a ranked shortlist to Slack.
Influencer Follow-Up Assistant Language model Finds creators who have gone quiet in your Influencer Hero pipeline and drafts a short, personal follow-up email to each in your inbox, ready for you to review and send.

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What is a Marketing AI worker?

A Marketing AI worker is an AI agent set up to run one marketing job unattended, such as maintaining a content calendar, pulling search performance numbers, or drafting a campaign recap. It typically touches Notion or Confluence pages, Google Search Console data, Google Drive documents, and Slack channels, and only the pages, properties, and files you approve.

What these workers do

Report Search Console trends weekly

Pull top queries and clicks from Google Search Console each week, compare them to last week, and post the movers to a Slack channel.

Keep the content calendar current

Check a Notion content calendar for posts missing a status or publish date and flag the gaps so the team fills them before standup.

Draft a campaign recap

Gather a launch's assets from Google Drive and results into one recap document, leaving the source files untouched for the team to reuse.

Round up brand mentions

Scan connected Slack channels for links and customer quotes about a campaign and collect them into a single Notion page for review.

How a Marketing AI worker runs

What a marketing worker connects to

A marketing worker connects to the tools where campaigns are planned and measured. Point it at Notion or Confluence for calendars and briefs, Google Search Console for organic performance, Google Drive for assets, and Slack for team updates. You approve which pages, properties, and drives it can read, so it sees the content calendar without opening finance folders.

When it runs

On a schedule for a weekly search report or a calendar health check.
On a trigger when a page is published or a campaign tag appears.
On demand when someone needs a recap before a review.

What stays under your control

The firewall governs every read and write. You can keep the worker read-only on Search Console and Drive, let it draft into a single Notion page, and redact anything sensitive before it reaches the model. Per-page scope keeps it inside the spaces you name, rate limits keep Slack posts calm, and the audit trail records each source it touched. Access can be narrowed or revoked at will.

Marketing questions, answered.

Can a marketing AI worker publish content for me?

Only if you grant write access. By default a marketing worker drafts into a Notion or Drive document and leaves publishing to a person. When you do allow writes, the firewall limits them to the specific pages you approve, keeps everything else read-only, and logs each change so nothing goes live without a human deciding it should.

How does it use Google Search Console data?

A marketing worker reads the Search Console properties you scope to it and turns the numbers into plain summaries, such as top queries or week-over-week click changes. It stays read-only on that data, cannot alter your site or settings, and properties you do not scope in remain invisible. Every pull is recorded in the audit trail.

Can it keep my content calendar up to date?

Yes, a marketing worker can read a Notion content calendar, flag posts missing dates or owners, and, if you allow it, fill in a status column. You choose whether it only reports gaps or writes updates. The firewall confines it to that calendar, so other Notion spaces stay untouched, and every edit lands in the audit trail.

Will it touch our brand or ad accounts?

No, a marketing worker only reaches the apps and data you connect and scope, and WorkerKit works with tools like Notion, Google Search Console, Drive, and Slack rather than ad platforms. It cannot touch anything you have not approved. You can narrow the pages and properties it sees or revoke its access entirely at any time.