AI Agents for Marketing, Ads & SEO — Autonomous Virtual Employees
Your virtual team, on call around the clock.
Virtual Marketer Agents 2.0 are specialist virtual employees that don’t just answer questions – they connect to your tools, do the analysis, and take the actions you approve. Set one up once, then talk to it in chat, hand it a task from any system via webhook, or let it run on a schedule while you sleep.

Who it’s for
Who this is built for
Business impact
Why this matters right now
Industry figures for the category as a whole, not a Virtual Marketer-specific promise.
Live demo
How it works – try it yourself
Specialists from the catalogue:
Product demo
Inside the product
Simulated preview with example data – no real accounts or server calls.
Business value
What you get
How it works
How it works
- Add an agent from the catalogue – each one already knows its job.
- Connect the tools it needs under Connectors. Your credentials are encrypted and never shown again.
- Optionally turn on two-factor security (Google or Microsoft Authenticator) for extra protection – or start using your agents right away.
- Chat with the agent, or copy its task webhook into n8n, a cron job or your own app.
- Optionally set a schedule and a recurring task, and let the agent work on its own.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What can an agent actually do?
It can read and analyse data from any tool you connect, draft and send emails and messages, trigger your automation flows, and – when you explicitly ask – make changes like adjusting a campaign. It always tells you exactly what it changed.
Which tools can I connect?
Analytics, ad platforms, search-visibility data, merchant and shopping data, email (sending and reading), Telegram, and your n8n or Activepieces workflows.
How do I trigger an agent from another system?
Every agent has a private task webhook. Send it a short instruction and it does the work and returns the result.
Is it secure?
Yes. Your connector credentials are encrypted at rest and never displayed again after saving. Two-factor security is optional.