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AI marketing agent

An AI marketing agent that reads your brand before it writes a word.

Contengi gives a small team a set of AI marketing agents that research, write, publish, and refresh content in your voice. They work from your knowledge base and your Search Console data, and nothing goes live until you approve it.

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  1. ReadPulled 28 days of Search Console data3 posts slipping
  2. PlanPicked a refresh and a LinkedIn postfrom your KB
  3. DraftRewrote two sections, checked 11 linksdiff ready
  4. WaitSaved for your approvalnot published

Definition

What is an AI marketing agent?

An AI marketing agent is software that takes a marketing goal and does the work towards it: research, drafting, publishing, and checking the results, with a person approving the steps that count.

The term covers a lot of ground. Enterprise suites use it for agents that run ad budgets and score leads. For a team of one to five, the agent worth having does the content work, it reads your brand rules, looks at what your site ranks for, writes the post or the LinkedIn update, and hands it back for a yes.

Our guide to AI agents for marketing covers the wider category, and these agentic workflow examples show what a run looks like step by step.

What Contengi's agents do

Plan topics from your Search Console data
Write blogs, LinkedIn posts, newsletters, and press releases
Edit live posts one section at a time
Track how AI assistants describe your brand
Run on a schedule, with approval steps

The agents on your team.

Briefed on day one

Your knowledge base says who you are. Your data says what is landing.

Every agent reads the same brand brain first: positioning, audience, tone of voice, and the hard rules a draft has to pass. We build it with you during setup, so the first draft already sounds like you.

Connect Search Console and GA4 and the agents plan from your own numbers, which queries sit just off page one, which posts are dropping, and which pages pick up visits from AI assistants.

Marketing assistant
Site traffic, last 14 days
GA4
peak
Traffic spiked on day 10, right after the LinkedIn thread linked back to your blog - worth doing that again deliberately.

A chat window, an enterprise suite, or agents built for a small team.

A general AI chat

Knows your brand
Only what you paste in each time
Uses your data
No
Does the work
Writes text you copy out
Approval
You are the workflow
Built for
Anyone
Price
A chat subscription

Enterprise agent suites

Knows your brand
After a long setup project
Uses your data
Your CRM and ad accounts
Does the work
Runs campaigns for large teams
Approval
Set up by an admin
Built for
Enterprise marketing departments
Price
Enterprise contracts

Contengi

Knows your brand
Reads your knowledge base and hard rules on every job
Uses your data
Search Console, GA4, and your live site
Does the work
Researches, writes, publishes, and refreshes content
Approval
Every draft and edit waits for your yes
Built for
Teams of one to five
Price
From $50 a month, on your own Anthropic key

How it gets set up.

  1. 01

    Build the knowledge base

    A strategist sets up your brand, audience, voice, and hard rules with you.

  2. 02

    Connect your data and site

    Search Console, GA4, and WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, or a custom site.

  3. 03

    Pick the work

    Run an agent once, or describe a recurring job and put it on a schedule.

  4. 04

    Approve and publish

    Drafts and edits wait in Contengi. You publish, and the agents measure what happened.

Next month's plan starts from this month's numbers.

On a schedule

Set the job once and let it run.

An automation is a job written in plain English, like every Monday, find the three posts losing the most clicks and draft a refresh for each. Pick the schedule and the agents run it, then leave the results waiting for you.

Workflows chain agents together with approval steps in between, so research hands over to writing, writing hands over to a check, and you sign off before anything reaches your site.

Automations
3 running on schedule, 1 paused.
Weekly thought leadership
Every Monday · 7:00am
Runs in 4 days
Daily social queue
Every day · 9:00am
Runs tomorrow
Monthly newsletter roundup
1st of the month
Runs in 12 days
Broken link sweep
Every Friday · 6:00am
Paused

FAQ

Common questions

What is an AI marketing agent?

Software that takes a marketing goal and does the work towards it: research, drafting, publishing, and checking the results, with a person approving the steps that count. Contengi is a set of AI marketing agents for content, built for teams of one to five.

Will the agents publish without asking me?

Agents save drafts and edits for you to review, and you decide what goes live. Workflows can also pause at an approval step before they carry on to the next agent.

Can an AI marketing agent replace a marketer?

It takes over the production hours. Research, drafting, reformatting, and reporting hand over well, while deciding what to say and when a piece is ready stays with you.

What does it cost?

Contengi starts at $50 a month for the platform and every agent. Writing runs on your own Anthropic API key, paid to Anthropic at cost with no markup on tokens.

Do I need technical skills to use it?

No. The workflows come built and tested, and a strategist helps you set up the knowledge base. If you can brief a freelancer, you can brief the agents.

Which channels does it cover?

Blogs, LinkedIn, newsletters, press releases, YouTube descriptions, and long-form opinion articles, with publishing to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, and custom sites.

Keep exploring

Related features and reads

A marketing team of agents, briefed on day one.

Set up your knowledge base once. Every agent reads it, on every job.