AI marketing team in one agent that works from your website to a weekly report
SuperMarketer does the jobs a small marketing team splits between a strategist, a writer, a social manager and an analyst. It reads your site, plans the month, drafts every piece, publishes where you allow it and tells you each week what worked and what it will change next.
One agent covering the roles of a small team
Most companies under 200 people never get a full marketing department. The work still needs doing, so it lands on a founder at night or on one overloaded marketing lead. SuperMarketer takes each role in turn and hands you the result as a card you can approve in seconds.
- The strategist sets monthly goals, picks channels and writes weekly themes.
- The content writer drafts blog articles up to 2,000 words with an SEO brief, outline and internal links.
- The social manager writes posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram with an image suggestion for each.
- The email marketer prepares campaigns and newsletters for your list.
- The ads copywriter produces copy variants for Google, Meta and LinkedIn.
- The SEO specialist rewrites titles and meta descriptions and flags pages your site is missing.
- The analyst sends a results report with proposals for the next week.
Step 1
It learns your business from your website
You enter your address and SuperMarketer reads your pages, offer, pricing and tone of voice. Then it asks six short questions that a good marketer would ask in a first meeting.
- Who is your ideal customer?
- What are your goals for the next 30 days?
- Which competitors do buyers compare you with?
- Which offers should it push first?
- Which words should it never use?
- What are your approval rules for each channel?
The answers and the site reading become a living brand brief. Every draft is written from it, and the brief updates when you change an answer or edit a draft, so the agent keeps learning how you like things said.
Step 2
It lays out a dated 30-day plan
Before writing anything, SuperMarketer lays out the month. The plan lists goals, the channels it will use, a theme for each week and a calendar where every article, post, email and ad has a date. You can try this part on your own site with the marketing plan generator, no account needed for the first week.
Step 3
Every piece of work arrives as a card in one queue
Drafts land in a single approval queue instead of five different tools. Each card shows the channel, the publish date, the full text and, for social posts, the suggested image. You decide with one of four buttons.
- Approve schedules the item for its date.
- Edit lets you change the text yourself, and the agent remembers the change for next time.
- Reject drops the item, and your reason helps shape later drafts.
- Regenerate makes the agent write a fresh version of the same item.
The same items appear on the AI content calendar, so you can see the whole month at a glance and move anything to another day.
The autonomy dial decides how much runs without you
Control is set per channel, not for the whole account. Many teams keep ads on full review while letting social posts run on their own once they trust the voice.
| Mode | What happens to a new item | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|
| Review everything | Nothing is published until you click Approve | First weeks, ads, regulated topics |
| Auto-publish after 24 h | The item goes live 24 hours after it reaches the queue unless you edit or reject it | Social posts and newsletters you check most days |
| Full autopilot | Items publish on their scheduled date, you can still open and edit any of them | Channels where the voice is settled |
Starter includes Review everything and Auto-publish after 24 h. Growth, Scale and Enterprise include all three modes, and Enterprise adds approval roles and chains. Details are on the pricing page.
Step 4
It publishes through the channels you connect
Approved work goes straight to its destination. Articles publish to WordPress or Webflow, posts go to LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, campaigns go to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot, and ad copy is pushed into Google Ads and Meta Ads for you to launch. Search Console and GA4 are connected read only so the agent can measure results. The full list is on the integrations page.
Step 5
A weekly report brings proposals you accept in one click
Every week SuperMarketer sums up traffic, clicks, email opens and leads from the channels you connected. It explains what worked, what it will change and why, and lists next steps such as a new article topic or a fresh angle for an underperforming ad. Accepting a proposal puts the new items straight into the queue.
- What moved this week, by channel.
- What the agent will keep, change or stop.
- Proposals for next week, each with an Accept button.
How long does setup take?
Reading your site takes a few minutes and the six questions take most people about ten. The first plan and the first drafts appear right after.
Do I need to write prompts or briefs?
No. The agent starts from your website and your six answers. You steer it by approving, editing and rejecting cards, not by writing instructions.
Can more than one person approve work?
Yes. Growth includes 3 seats, Scale 10 and Enterprise 50 with SSO. On Enterprise you can assign the roles Owner, Approver, Editor and Viewer and build approval chains.
What if I do not like the plan?
Change any answer in the brief or edit the plan directly. The agent rebuilds the affected weeks and the drafts that depend on them.
Can I switch a channel back to full review?
Yes, at any time. Moving the autonomy dial affects every item that has not been published yet.
Is my data used to train public models?
No. Your site content, brief and drafts are used only for your account. More on the security page.
See your first week before you sign up
Enter your website and get a 30-day plan with week 1 and the first post open. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.