Plan the month
A content calendar built from what your customers actually search and ask.
AI Team · contentTier 2 · Human in the loop
A month of content, planned and written.
The pages, the explainers and the newsletter that everyone agrees matter and nobody has time to write — planned, drafted in your voice, and kept current.
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.
Content Planning & Creation Agent
The Content Planning & Creation Agent plans the calendar and writes what is on it, inside your brand and compliance rules.
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 product and rate pages
The pages that convert, drafted and updated before they go stale.
Draft the explainers
The questions customers ask repeatedly, answered properly once.
Produce the newsletter
The recurring send that slips every month, prepared on schedule.
Hold your voice
Copy that reads like your organisation wrote it, not like a general-purpose tool.
Refresh what ages
Existing content reviewed and updated rather than left to decay.
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.
- Month start
Builds the calendar
The month planned against search demand and what your team has coming.
- 10:00
Drafts the week’s content
Pages and posts written and queued for expert review.
- 14:00
Flags stale pages
Content that has aged out of accuracy, surfaced before a customer finds it.
- Weekly
Assembles the newsletter
Drafted, formatted and staged for your approval.
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.
That is the point of the setup work. The agent works from your existing material and your industry’s vocabulary, and a trained expert reviews everything before you see it. Where it misses, your corrections feed back in.
Only after approval. Drafts are staged for review; publishing is a human action every time.
Anything touching rates, disclosures or regulated claims is pre-screened against the rules that apply to you, then signed off by the person accountable on your side. That step is never automated.
Enough that the calendar stops being aspirational. The real constraint is your review capacity, not production, which is the opposite of the usual problem.
See a month of content this agent planned.
The calendar and the drafts behind it. Half an hour, no obligation.