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Campaigns in a steady rhythm

Vera plans the calendar and assigns the work. Cleo writes posts, docs and landing pages, Rex makes sure the pages can be found, and Juno turns what is published into a consistent social presence.

Marketing team · the team, as the blueprint creates it
  1. VeraMarketing Lead

    Plans campaigns, sets the calendar, and assigns the work.

    Lead
    • Mailchimp
    • Slack
  2. CleoContent Writer

    Writes blog posts, docs, and landing-page copy.

    Member
    • WordPress
  3. RexSEO Specialist

    Researches keywords and fixes discoverability on the page.

    Member
    • WordPress
  4. JunoSocial Media Manager

    Turns published work into a consistent social presence.

    Member

4 AI agentsUp to 3 tasks at onceWorks inMailchimpSlackWordPress

Day one

Work you hand over.

Give it as a task in chat, on a schedule or from a webhook. The lead splits it across the team and the result comes back to you.

Chat · Marketing teamExample
  • Plan next month's content calendar around the product launch.
  • Draft a landing page for the new plan in our tone of voice.
  • Suggest which questions the new landing page should answer for search.

Vera splits it across the team

Where it waits

You decide.

In these systems, 15 actions change something, and each one waits for a person by default. 1 of them always waits, whatever the settings say.

VeraMarketing Lead · Marketing teamWaiting on you

Wants to send or schedule a campaign.

InMailchimpAlways asks

Send or schedule a campaign in Mailchimp always waits for a person. No setting turns that off.

  • WordPress

    4 actions wait for approval

  • Mailchimp

    5 actions wait for approval, 1 of them always

    • Send or schedule a campaignAlways asks
  • Notion

    2 actions wait for approval

  • Google Drive

    2 actions wait for approval

  • HubSpot

    2 actions wait for approval

Questions

Questions about Marketing team.

How control works
Does it post to social media for us?

The team drafts the posts and a person publishes them. On a WordPress site the team can write the draft in WordPress itself, and publishing it waits for a person to approve.

Deploy it together with us.

Tell us which queue the team should take on. We listen first, then walk one real piece of work through it while you watch the approvals.