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Marketing assistant

Your marketing assistant. Always on, always briefed.

Ask it anything. It knows your brand, your audience and your goals, and gives you straight answers rather than generic advice from a blank prompt window.

Marketing assistant
What are my top performing blogs?
search_console ·last_28_days
PAGE
CLICKS
POSITION
/blog/what-is-agentic-content
412
3.1
/blog/ai-content-tools-2026
298
4.8
/blog/brand-voice-with-ai
231
6.2
Three posts are carrying most of your organic traffic. The agentic content piece is closest to page one - worth a refresh.

Not a chatbot, a co-pilot

Built on your knowledge base - brand strategy, tone of voice, audience profiles, content history and positioning are already loaded in. It works from full context, not a blank prompt.

Plugged into your real numbers

Connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics, and every answer is grounded in what is actually working on your site, not generic best practice.

Drafts, not just advice

Ask it to draft a LinkedIn post, write a brief, pull a content calendar together or review copy for brand alignment. It produces, inside the same system.

Plugged into your actual data

Your KB tells it who you are. GSC and GA4 tell it what's landing.

"Which blog topics are worth going after?" pulls from your real queries and impressions. "What should we double down on this month?" reads your top-performing pages. "Why is this post dipping?" checks position and click-through data.

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.

Ask it the questions you'd ask a strategist.

These usually take a retainer, a freelance strategist or a very patient senior colleague. Now they get answered in seconds, with your specific business behind every response.

What should we post about this week?

Which blog topics are worth going after?

How should we position this new offer?

Is this draft on-brand?

Draft, review, brief, repeat.

No switching between a strategy doc, your brand guidelines and a separate writing tool. It's all in one place, and the assistant connects the dots.

Marketing assistant
Turn this call transcript into posts for LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter.
LINKEDIN
Most B2B marketing is painfully boring. Here’s the fix we used this quarter...
INSTAGRAM
Behind the scenes: how we turned one call into a week of content 👇
TWITTER
A thread on what actually moved the needle this quarter (thread) 🧵

Feature demo

Watch what you can ask it.

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Marketing Assistant

How to ask, and everything you can ask it for.

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FAQ

Common questions

What does the assistant actually connect to?

Your Contengi knowledge base for brand context, plus Google Search Console and Google Analytics for real performance data - queries, impressions, top pages and traffic trends.

Can it draft content, or does it only answer questions?

Both. Ask a strategy question and get a straight answer, or ask it to draft a LinkedIn post, write a brief or pull a content calendar together.

How does it know what counts as on-brand?

It reads your tone of voice, audience profiles and hard rules from the knowledge base before it answers, the same way every other Contengi agent does.

Do I need to already have Search Console and Analytics set up?

You need the accounts, but connecting them to Contengi takes minutes. Without them, the assistant still works from your knowledge base - it just cannot ground answers in your live traffic data.

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Related features and reads

A strategist on tap. Briefed on day one.

Set up your knowledge base once. The assistant uses it from day one.