AI marketing campaigns that launch on every channel around one goal
Pick one goal, such as more sign-ups, a product launch or a webinar audience, and SuperMarketer plans the campaign, writes every piece for every channel, lines up the dates and launches it in step, then reports what moved the number.
Campaigns fall apart between the channels
A real campaign is not one post. It is a landing page update, a blog article that explains the idea, a run of social posts, an announcement email, a reminder, ads that point to the same page and a follow-up for people who clicked but did not act. When those pieces are made by different people at different times, the campaign turns into scattered noise.
The planning is where it usually breaks. Nobody has a single view of what goes out when, the email launches before the page is ready, the ads use a different headline than the post, and two weeks later nobody can say which channel did the work.
- Each channel gets its own message instead of one story
- Launch dates slip because one piece was not ready
- Follow-ups never get written
- Results are scattered across five dashboards
One goal, one plan, every channel
Campaigns live inside your 30-day marketing plan. You choose the goal and the offer, and SuperMarketer builds the campaign around them using your brand brief, your ideal customer and the competitors you named during onboarding.
Campaign plan with dates
The plan sets a start date, a launch day and an end date, and places every piece on the calendar in the order it has to go out: page fixes first, the explainer article next, the teaser posts, the launch email, the ads, the reminder and the follow-up.
Every piece written to the same story
The core message, proof points and call to action are written once and carried into each format. The blog article, the LinkedIn post, the Instagram caption, the email subject line and the Google ad headline all say the same thing in the shape each channel needs.
Page fixes before traffic arrives
If the campaign points to a page that is missing or weak, SuperMarketer proposes the page copy, title and meta description as on-page SEO fixes, so the traffic lands somewhere that converts.
Launch in step
On launch day the approved pieces publish to WordPress or Webflow, LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, the email is pushed to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot and the ad copy is pushed to Google Ads and Meta Ads, each at its scheduled time.
One report for the whole campaign
The weekly report groups results by campaign: traffic to the campaign page, clicks per channel, email opens and, where connected, leads. It says which channel carried the campaign and proposes the next step, which you accept with one click.
Approve the campaign as a set
Campaign pieces arrive in the approval queue grouped together, each as a card with Approve, Edit, Reject and Regenerate, so you can review the whole story in one sitting. The autonomy dial still works per channel: you might let social run on Auto-publish after 24 h while email and ads stay on Review everything.
How a campaign runs
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Choose the goal, the offer and the launch date
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Review the campaign plan and the order of pieces
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Approve the pieces in the queue as a group
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Let each channel publish on its scheduled date
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Read the campaign results in the weekly report and accept the next step
AI marketing campaigns compared with running them by hand
| Step | Spreadsheet and several tools | Agency campaign | SuperMarketer |
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| Plan with dates for every channel | You build it | Yes | Yes, in the 30-day plan |
| One message across channels | Hard to keep | Yes | Yes, from one core message |
| Writes every piece | Several people | Yes, at a cost | Yes |
| Publishes and pushes on schedule | By hand | Partly | Yes, through connections |
| One results view | Five dashboards | Monthly deck | Weekly report per campaign |
Agencies typically price a multichannel campaign as a project or a monthly retainer on the market. SuperMarketer runs campaigns within your plan limits for a flat subscription.
Campaign capacity by plan
- Starter, $49 per month or $24 per month billed yearly ($288 per year): 40 social posts, 4 articles, 2 email campaigns and 20 ad variants a month, 3 connected channels, autonomy up to Auto-publish after 24 h
- Growth, $149 per month or $74 per month billed yearly ($888 per year): 150 social posts, 12 articles, 8 email campaigns and 100 ad variants, 8 connected channels, all autonomy modes
- Scale, $499 per month or $249 per month billed yearly ($2,988 per year): 500 social posts, 40 articles, 30 email campaigns and 400 ad variants across 5 brands, unlimited channels
- Enterprise, $1,490 per month or $745 per month billed yearly ($8,940 per year): 15 brands, approval roles and chains, audit log and custom reports
A campaign uses the limits of the channels it runs on. See all limits on AI marketing pricing.
Campaign questions
How many campaigns can I run at once?
There is no separate campaign limit. Each campaign uses posts, articles, emails and ad variants from your monthly limits, so you can run as many as those limits cover.
Can I set the launch date myself?
Yes. You pick the launch date and SuperMarketer schedules every piece around it. You can move any piece in the calendar afterwards.
Does it run the ads for the campaign?
It writes the ad copy and pushes it to Google Ads and Meta Ads. Budgets, bids and targeting stay with you, and SuperMarketer never spends money.
What if a channel is not connected?
The piece is still written and approved, then you copy it from the card and publish it yourself. It still appears in the campaign calendar.
Can I reuse a campaign that worked?
Yes. Accept the proposal in the weekly report to run a similar campaign with a new angle, and SuperMarketer writes fresh pieces instead of repeating the old ones.
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