Turn a brief into a plan
Audience, product and budget become a campaign structure you can argue with.
AI Team · campaignsTier 2 · Human in the loop
From a brief to a campaign that is ready to run.
Give it an audience, a product and a budget. It comes back with ready-to-run creative across search, social and email — staged in your approval queue, never sent without you.
The role
What this agent is responsible for.
Each agent owns a job you would otherwise hire for. It works continuously, a trained ProElevate expert reviews what it produces, and your team approves anything that reaches a customer or a public channel.
Campaign Creation Agent
The Campaign Creation Agent turns a brief into finished, ready-to-run campaigns and stages them for approval.
Explore the matching capabilityResponsibilities
The work it takes off your desk.
The recurring work this agent runs so it stops depending on someone finding time.
Write the creative
Copy and creative variants for search, social and email — written for your industry, not adapted from a template.
Build the audiences
Targeting and segments prepared and documented so you know who is being reached.
Prepare the landing experience
The page a click actually arrives on, drafted alongside the ad.
Stage everything for approval
The full campaign assembled in your queue, ready to review as one piece.
Iterate on what ran
What performed and what did not, folded into the next round.
How it works
Produce, review, approve.
The same three steps govern every agent on the team. The agent never skips to the end.
- 01
The agent produces
Research, drafting and preparation run continuously rather than in bursts when someone finds an afternoon.
- 02
Our expert reviews
A trained ProElevate specialist checks the work before you see it. You review finished work, not drafts.
- 03
You approve, then it ships
Nothing reaches a customer or a public channel until your team approves it, and every decision is recorded.
Working together
Where the agent stops and your team starts.
The division of labour is deliberate: repeatable production moves to the agent, judgment stays with people.
The agent prepares
Repeatable research, organisation and first drafts are prepared for your team.
Your team reviews
People add context, correct assumptions, and decide what is actually useful.
Your team approves
The final call stays with the people accountable for the relationship.
Human in the loop
Tier 2 — drafts and stages, never publishes.
This agent produces finished work and puts it in your approval queue. Publishing and sending require a human, every time.
- The agent drafts and stages the work.
- Our expert reviews it before you see it.
- Nothing goes out without your approval.
- Every decision leaves a record.
A working day
What a day with this agent looks like.
An illustrative day, not a fixed schedule — the cadence is set with your team.
- 09:00
Picks up the brief
Turns a one-line request into a structured campaign plan.
- 11:00
Drafts the creative
Variants written for each channel and prepared for review.
- 14:00
Runs the compliance pre-screen
Advertising claims and regulated language checked before a human sees it.
- 16:00
Stages for approval
The assembled campaign lands in your queue with everything attached.
Connections
It works inside the tools you already run.
The agent operates in your existing stack rather than asking your team to move into a new one. Exact systems are confirmed during implementation planning.
Google Ads
Connected
Search and display campaigns, staged for approval.
Meta Ads
Connected
Paid social creative and audiences.
LinkedIn Campaign Manager
Connected
B2B campaigns and audience targeting.
Your email platform
Where connected
Sends stay queued until a human approves them.
Frequently asked questions
Questions we get about this agent.
The role, the workflow, and where the human checkpoints sit.
No, and that is a hard boundary rather than a setting. This agent runs at Tier 2: it produces the whole campaign and stages it, and a human on your side approves before anything spends money or reaches an inbox.
It is written in your voice and your industry’s vocabulary, and a trained expert reviews every piece before you see it. You are reviewing finished work you can approve or send back, not raw generated output.
Anything carrying advertising, licensing or disclosure exposure is pre-screened before it reaches whoever signs off on your side, so their review is a signature rather than a rewrite.
Volume is not capped by someone’s remaining hours, which is the usual constraint. The practical limit is how much your team wants to review and approve.
See a campaign this agent produced.
The real creative and the review trail attached. Half an hour, no obligation.