Turn your agents into marketers with full context of your strategy.
Competitor pages, swipe files, positioning notes, ad results, and what each experiment actually did. Your agent pulls from what you've seen and what's worked, so campaigns start from proof instead of a blank page.
01.
Turn scattered inputs into a working brief.
Save the market signal when you find it, keep your decision beside it, and let each campaign session start from the same source material.
02.
Ask what's working. Get an answer with evidence.
The agent answers from your saved results and competitor pages, then applies the positioning note before anything gets drafted.
Agent request · Q3 campaigns
What's working in our paid placements?
- Results
- Ad performance note, revised 28 Jul
- Competitors
- 3 saved landing pages
- Swipe file
- 12 rated examples
What the library says
Newsletter placements beat paid social on every run this quarter. Your note flags the two creatives that carried it.
Competitor pages lead with pricing. Your positioning note argues to lead with the workflow instead.
From 2 notes and 15 saved items
What's working in our paid placements?
- Results: Ad performance note, revised 28 Jul
- Competitors: 3 saved landing pages
- Swipe file: 12 rated examples
What the library says:
Newsletter placements beat paid social on every run this quarter. Your note flags the two creatives that carried it.
Competitor pages lead with pricing. Your positioning note argues to lead with the workflow instead.
From 2 notes and 15 saved items.
03.
The strategy, the swipe file, and what actually worked.
A campaign ends. Its research, results, and useful examples stay available for the next launch and the next agent.
04.
Questions about marketing with agents.
What marketing context should live in Keep?
The positioning note, customer language from calls and threads, competitor pages, campaign examples you rate, and the decisions behind past launches. Anything an agent would otherwise make up, write down once.
Can agents write in our voice?
They can see the examples you saved, the copy you rated, and the positioning note that says what to lead with. Drafts start from your language instead of generic filler.
Does context from one campaign help the next?
Yes. Research, decisions, and useful examples stay searchable after a campaign ends, so the next launch and the next agent start from what worked.