The AI Marketer

It runs your marketing. You approve.

An operator with its hands on the wheel.

The AI Marketer is an AI that does your daily marketing work — ads, social, SEO, budgets — and asks you before anything important changes. You say yes or no.

Under the hood: it connects your marketing and revenue data, checks what the platforms claim against what actually closed, and runs the day’s moves across Google, Meta, ChatGPT, and email. Daily opportunities in Slack. The Monday proof packet in Slack and your inbox.

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Goal in · plan out · example

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Operator

8:02 AM

Goal — example. +20% closed revenue this quarter, CAC flat, margin floor 40%.

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DRYVN AI Marketer

APP8:04 AM

Plan — example. From your margins and closed-won history. Live only on your approval.

Audiences

Lookalikes of real customers. Skip open deals.

Social

2 angles from customer objections, tested on Meta.

Budget allocation

Shift 18% to the two sources that close. Brand held.

Bidding

Target CPA where deals close; manual caps elsewhere.

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Illustrative example — numbers vary by account.

Why reconcile

Every ad platform grades its own homework.

Conversions are not revenue.

A platform counts what it can see — a click, a form, a pixel fire. Your CRM knows what closed. Your bank knows what cleared. The distance between those numbers is where budget goes to die.

Tracking decays.

Pixels break. Consent rules change. A developer ships a redesign. Reported numbers drift away from reality without anyone deciding they should — and every decision downstream inherits the drift.

Your CRM and your bank are the only referee.

DRYVN checks platform claims against your CRM and what actually cleared the bank, every week, and surfaces broken tracking instead of silently trusting it. The next move gets made on the number that pays you.

Reconciliation isn’t a report. It’s the precondition for every decision that follows.

Daily moves. Weekly proof.

Reconcile. Prioritize. Approve. Act.

01

Reconcile

Check what the ads claimed against what actually sold. Flag what the tracking got wrong.

02

Prioritize

Rank what is worth doing — fund, protect, fix, or kill — using what has worked before in situations like yours.

03

Approve

Nothing important moves without your yes. The decision card lands in Slack and waits.

04

Act

It does the work, logs it, and proves it the following Monday.

Capabilities

What it does, without the brochure.

Connected data

Ad platforms, analytics, CRM, catalog, and commerce systems — the ones you already run.

Campaign execution

Google, Meta, ChatGPT, and email — the daily ad work, drafted and run behind your approval.

Social and SEO

Posts, pages, and the tests behind them — drafted on a cadence, run behind your approval.

Budget and bidding moves

Spend shifted toward what closes, bids tuned to the goal — proposed, approved, then made.

Profit-aware, not just ROAS

Profit after ad spend, by product and channel — so budget follows profit, not just return on ad spend.

Weekly reconciliation

What the platforms reported, checked against what your CRM says actually closed — every week.

Tracking health

Broken or decayed tracking surfaced as a finding, never quietly trusted.

Daily opportunities

Money leaks and small optimizations surfaced in Slack as they appear — approval-gated, never noisy.

Monday proof packet

A red / yellow / green scorecard, what changed, why, and a ranked to-do — this month, this week, today — delivered to Slack and your inbox.

Approval gate

Launches, budget shifts, customer-facing copy, and sensitive account changes wait for a named yes. Audited.

Slack co-worker

Your team asks questions about your numbers and gets sourced answers.

Adapts to your vertical and stack

E-commerce, services, B2B, healthcare, real estate — the levers change; the discipline doesn’t.

The horsepower behind every recommendation: the DRYVN knowledge base →

Plugged into the systems you already run

The trial

The demo is a free trial. On your data. Connected in a day.

Not a slideshow. The trial is free and runs 30 to 60 days depending on the client, and onboarding is free too — the line exists because seats are operated, not because setup is expensive.

01

Connect accounts.

Link the marketing, analytics, CRM, catalog, and workflow tools that matter. Once access is in, you’re live within one business day.

02

Set the goal.

Revenue target, margin floor, spend constraint — in plain language. The AI Marketer turns it into a complete plan: audiences, social, budget allocation, bidding — pulled from your catalog, margins, and history.

03

It runs. You approve.

Nothing goes live until you say so. Then it drafts, optimizes, and surfaces opportunities daily in Slack — and the first Monday proof packet, in Slack and email, reconciles your real gap against what actually closed.

FAQ

The rules before it runs.

What does the AI Marketer actually do every day?

It reviews the connected accounts, looks for money leaks and missed opportunities, drafts ad, social, SEO, and budget recommendations, and brings the next move to you for approval.

Does it make changes without my approval?

No. Drafting is not approval. Launches, budget shifts, customer-facing copy, and sensitive account changes stay behind a human yes.

Which channels can it help with?

Google, Meta, ChatGPT, SEO, email, CRM, commerce, and reporting — the growth surfaces that matter for your stack. The channel list matters less than the source-of-truth data it can safely use.

How is this different from an agency?

An agency usually owns the work and reports back later. DRYVN is the operating layer underneath the work: it drafts the daily moves, reconciles them to what actually closed, and keeps you on the approval gate — whether the work is in-house, with an agency, or across partners.

How is this different from ChatGPT or generic AI tools?

Generic AI waits for prompts. The AI Marketer is built around repeatable workflows, your business context, your approval rules, and the DRYVN knowledge base — and it shows up Monday whether you asked or not.

How does it start?

Join the waitlist. Your free Prospect Brief lands next business day; the free trial follows on your own data — connected within one business day of access, onboarding free.

Is the trial really free? How long is it?

Yes. The trial is free and runs 30 to 60 days depending on the client, on your own connected data, with onboarding included at no charge.

How it starts.

Join the waitlist. Your free Prospect Brief lands next business day, a free 30–60 day trial follows on your own data, and the October cohort is next to onboard.

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