AI Agents
A production assistant for campaigns, not another idea generator.
Briefs, drafts, variants, research and scheduling — so the marketing week ships instead of stalling in a shared folder.
The pain
What is leaking today
The calendar is fiction
Ideas exist. Assets do not. Thursday becomes a scramble.
Brand voice is tribal knowledge
Freelancers guess. Interns invent. The founder rewrites everything.
Research is a tab explosion
Competitors, keywords and last month’s winners live in someone’s browser.
How Spark solves it
The system, not another tool
Drafts in your voice
Approved examples train the agent. Humans edit, they do not start from zero.
A real production queue
Brief → draft → variant → schedule, with owners and dates.
Research on demand
Offers, angles and competitor notes attached to the brief.
How it works
From intake to a number you can run
- 01
Brief
Outcome and audience for the cycle.
- 02
Research
Angles, proof and competitors.
- 03
Draft
Assets in voice, queued for approval.
- 04
Publish
Schedule and track.
- 05
Learn
Results write the next brief.
Capabilities
What you can actually do with it
Campaign briefs
Audience, offer and CTA assembled from your ICP.
Content drafts
Social, email, landing and WhatsApp in brand language.
Variants
Hooks and formats for tests without a redesign.
Scheduling
Queued to the channels you already run.
Performance notes
What worked last cycle, written into the next brief.
Asset library
Approved lines and proof points the agent is allowed to use.
What changes
- The calendar actually ships
- Brand voice without the rewrite
- Campaigns tied to results
See AI Marketing Agent against your week.
A 45-minute session with a systems architect — we will tell you if this is the first win, or if a simpler move is enough.