weekly SEO reports written and sent every Monday — by one account manager
Emmanuel for agenciesYour best
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The best AI employee for agencies
Your best
AI employee.
Emmanuel joins your Slack or Microsoft Teams, learns how your agency runs, and does the ambitious work across your client stack: campaign decisions, reports, decks, creative briefs, and internal tools.
SlackMicrosoft TeamsMeta AdsGoogle AdsHubSpot
@Emmanuel Build Friday’s Northstar client report. Reconcile paid performance with revenue, explain what changed, and draft next steps.
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Trusted by leading agencies:
Real results from
real customers
daily spend + ROAS alerts across every client ad account, in Slack before the team logs on
“I run a marketing agency. I trained Emmanuel in our proprietary methodologies and literally handed him the keys to my Facebook ads manager. Result: over 400%+ improvement in ad performance compared to the big firms regarded as the industry top experts.”
John Suskoagency ownerbefore every sales call, the prospect brief is already waiting in the channel
saved by internal tools one team had Emmanuel build in 10 days
Onboard him once.
Give him the work.
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Step 1: Connect the client stack
Link the accounts behind the job and label each client connection. Emmanuel can work across Meta Ads, Google Ads, HubSpot, Drive, Notion, and thousands more.
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Marta11:04 AM
@Emmanuel use our weekly-report format, flag anything outside the pacing rules, and have it ready tomorrow at 10.
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Emmanuel APP11:05 AM
On it. I’ll use the saved format, the Northstar connections, and the review-first rule. I’ll post it here tomorrow at 10:00 AM.
Step 2: Teach him how your agency works
Brief him in the channel. Share the format, method, deadline, and review rules. That context persists, so the next job starts sharper.
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Jake12:04 PM
@Emmanuel what’s ready for Northstar?
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Emmanuel APP11:05 AM
The report and client summary are ready. Three campaign changes based on the agreed pacing rules are waiting for approval.
northstar-weekly-delivery.pdf
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Step 3: Come back to finished work
Emmanuel posts the artifact in-channel, explains what he did, and waits for approval before sensitive actions when the tool is set to ask first.
Give him the project,
not the prompt.
Emmanuel handles multi-step work across data, files, code, and integrations. Your team reviews the finished thing.
Weekly or on demand
Weekly client reports, ready before Friday.
Emmanuel pulls paid performance and revenue from the connected accounts, identifies the changes worth explaining, and builds a review-ready recap in your format.
Deliverable: PDF + channel summary@Emmanuel Build the weekly client recap from paid performance, revenue, creative results, and the changes in this thread.
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The weekly recap is ready. I reconciled the connected sources, wrote the performance narrative, added the creative read, and included the next actions for review.
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Scheduled or on demand
Walk into the client call with the audit done.
He checks budget pacing, search waste, tracking gaps, and creative fatigue, then returns the evidence and proposed actions for review.
Deliverable: Audit + action list
@Emmanuel Audit Northstar before tomorrow’s call. Check pacing, tracking, search waste, and creative fatigue.
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Audit complete.
- Budget pacing exceptions prioritized
- Tracking mismatch isolated
- Search exclusions drafted
- Fatigued creative grouped by campaign
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Built once, improved over time
Build the internal tool your agency keeps postponing.
Emmanuel uses your data and working rules to build a persistent pacing workspace, QA tool, or client portal your team can actually use.
Deliverable: Emmanuel Space
@Emmanuel Build a pacing workspace for the account team. It should use our thresholds, show exceptions by client, and keep proposed actions review-first.
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The first version is live in Emmanuel Spaces. It reads the labeled client connections, applies the agency’s pacing rules, and groups exceptions by account. Proposed changes stay in review until an account lead approves them.
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Before every review
Performance decks, built from live data.
One brief turns the latest numbers into a structured PowerPoint with charts, takeaways, risks, decisions, and next steps.
Deliverable: PowerPoint deck
@Emmanuel Build the performance review deck for 3 PM. Use the current agency template and include risks, decisions, and next steps.
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The deck is ready to review. It includes the current charts, the performance narrative, risks, decisions needed, and the recommended next steps. I also pre-answered the questions raised in the last client thread.
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Every creative cycle
Turn winning patterns into the next brief.
He reads the thread, pulls past performance, and turns the strategy into hooks, required shots, references, and clean tests.
Deliverable: Creative brief
@Emmanuel Turn the last month’s winners, this client thread, and our testing framework into the next creative brief.
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Creative brief ready.
- Winning patterns connected to the next hypotheses
- Hooks and required shots written
- References linked
- Offer frames separated into clean tests
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Per opportunity
Research the prospect before the pitch meeting.
Emmanuel reviews the company, live ads, positioning, and public evidence, then returns a sourced brief and deck outline.
Deliverable: Research + deck outline
@Emmanuel Research Acme before Thursday’s pitch. Review its live acquisition stack, positioning, and public evidence, then outline the opportunity.
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The sourced pitch brief is ready. I mapped the acquisition stack, summarized the visible positioning, prioritized the clearest opportunities, and drafted a deck outline around the evidence.
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Your agency stackOne brief across the
One brief across the
tools behind the work.
Emmanuel reads, writes, builds, and acts across the connected tools a job needs. The integration is the access point, not the finished product.
and 3,200+ more
No API keysSOC 2 compliant
Other AI waits for a prompt.
Emmanuel works for the agency.
He is shared by the team, keeps business context, and executes end to end across data, files, code, and integrations.
AlternativeWhat it leaves with your teamWhat changes with Emmanuel
Single-player AI
What it leaves with your team:The context and output stay inside one person’s chat.
What changes with Emmanuel:One Emmanuel works with the whole team in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Workflow tools
What it leaves with your team:Your team designs every trigger, rule, exception, and handoff.
What changes with Emmanuel:You set the goal. Emmanuel reasons through the work and returns the finished deliverable.
Coding tools
What it leaves with your team:They stop at code inside one person’s working session.
What changes with Emmanuel:He can use code, business data, files, and integrations to build a working internal application.
Open-source agents
What it leaves with your team:Your company configures, secures, deploys, and maintains the system.
What changes with Emmanuel:A complete product your team can onboard and use where it already works.
Single-provider products
What it leaves with your team:Your company inherits one lab’s roadmap, models, and prices.
What changes with Emmanuel:Choose the best model for each job and switch providers as the frontier moves.
Model choice, business
context, and human control.
Your team should not have to assemble and maintain an agent stack to get stronger intelligence and finished work.
The best model for each job
Use frontier models where judgment matters and more efficient models for routine work. Emmanuel is not locked to one provider.
One employee across the team
The same Emmanuel works with account leads, buyers, strategists, creatives, and operators in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Labeled client connections
Connect the same app more than once and label each account. Emmanuel asks which connection to use when a request is ambiguous.
Review-first execution
Let safe reads run automatically, set sensitive tools to ask first, or disable individual actions completely.
Questions agency teams ask before onboarding Emmanuel
Yes. The same app can be connected multiple times and each connection can be labeled. If a request is ambiguous, Emmanuel asks which account to use.
Brief him in Slack or Microsoft Teams, connect the relevant tools, and share the methods, formats, and review rules behind the work. Emmanuel keeps persistent context so recurring jobs do not restart from zero.
Not today. Emmanuel supports labeled connections and connection-level access restrictions, but he does not automatically bind every channel to an isolated client container or provide portfolio-wide cross-client rollups. Talk to the team if strict client separation is required.
Configure client-facing workflows review-first. Each integration tool can run automatically, ask first, or remain disabled. Your account manager controls the final send.
Give it to Emmanuel. The work gets done.
Your people do the thinking.
Start with the recurring client job that keeps taking your strongest people away from the work only they can do.
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- Model-agnostic by design
- 3,200+ tools with real read and write
- Campaign analysis and client deliverables
- Persistent workspace and Emmanuel Spaces