Build a Campaign From Your Brief
Get campaign structure, ad copy, and static creative drafts. Review the audience, offer, budget, and assets before launch.
Turn campaign briefs into ad drafts, monitor performance, and prepare your next campaign or budget change. Octocrew sets up and maintains the agent in your agreed ad platforms. Your team sets the goals, budget limits, and approvals.
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Choose a starting task. We agree on the tools, inputs, review steps, and what a completed task should look like.
Get campaign structure, ad copy, and static creative drafts. Review the audience, offer, budget, and assets before launch.
Check conversion tracking, landing-page links, and destination content before launch. Get a checklist of issues to resolve before a campaign goes live.
Get a report with the source, comparison period, tracking checks, and next action. The AI ads agent separates observed changes from hypotheses to investigate.
Review the proposed edit, reason, spend limit, and follow-up check. Approved changes are applied and logged within the agreed account permissions.
Promote the approved product offer to returning visitors. Keep the existing daily budget.
Headline: Meet your next everyday essential. Destination: approved product page. Audience: returning visitors, excluding purchasers.
Confirm the product claim, audience window, tracking event, creative, and budget before launch. No spend change is approved in this example.
Octocrew configures the Paid Media Agent around your approved platforms, data sources, permission gates, spend boundaries, and acceptance scenarios, then maintains the accepted capability without promising ROAS or revenue.
The agent starts with a recognizable marketing role, reusable skills, safety patterns, and bounded scenarios.
Octocrew connects the agreed context and tools, sets permissions, and proves the initial scenarios in your environment.
We repair and update the accepted capability while your operator owns priorities, use, corrections, and approvals.
A scenario can stay read-only, draft-first, approval-gated, or receive bounded automatic execution after it has been tested and observed. Authority can be reduced again when risk or context changes.
Work is prepared inside your real tools and context.
You approve new workflows and changes outside any explicitly authorized automatic actions.
A tested scenario can expand one step at a time, never the whole agent at once.
Implementation, onboarding, use, calibration, and stabilization are included. There is no separate setup fee for a standard agent.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Third-party products, media spend, and model usage are paid separately.
The subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days' notice. Add a second specialist only when the first role has a useful operator and stable scenarios.
Discuss Your Ads WorkflowThe role covers campaign drafts, monitoring, reporting, and approved changes. Copy and static creatives are part of that workflow; the role is not limited to generating ad text.
These are typical platforms. We confirm your accounts, available data, permissions, and required actions before agreeing the scope. Listing a tool does not mean every API action is supported.
Only within the permission mode and spend limits you agree. New spend-changing workflows require approval; any automatic execution must be explicitly authorized and tested first.
Octocrew implements and maintains the agent. Your named operator sets priorities, supplies context, and reviews work. New workflows start with agreed approvals; tested automatic actions require explicit permission and limits.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Platform subscriptions, media spend, and model usage are separate. The standard subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days’ notice.
Start with one specialist. Add another role after the first agent is useful, accepted, and operated consistently by your team.
We'll clarify the role, operator, tools, permissions, and first scenarios. If a standard role fits, we price it clearly; if not, we'll say so.