Brief Riley, your AI marketing agent. Approve what ships.

Software that takes a marketing goal in plain language and does the work to reach it: planning the campaign, writing the copy, creating the design and video, applying your brand, scheduling, and reporting back. Unlike a copilot that only suggests text, Riley produces finished, on-brand marketing and ships it on your approval.

Judge it by what comes back from one brief, not by the word "agent". It should plan the campaign, produce both the copy and the visual assets, keep them in your brand without being re-told, hold the work for your approval, schedule what you approve, and report on the result. If you still have to carry the work between tools, it is a copilot with extra steps.

Automation runs a rule you already wrote: when this happens, send that. An agent takes an outcome and works out the steps. You tell Riley what you are promoting and to whom, and Riley decides what to make, makes it, and brings it back for approval. Automation moves finished work around. An agent produces the work.

Riley plays the role a CMO plays for a small team: it takes the brief, plans the work, and directs the specialist agents that produce it. You keep the strategy and the final say. Riley handles the production.

You approve first. Human-in-the-loop is the default. Riley shows you the finished work and asks for sign-off before a campaign publishes or ad spend starts.

Yes. Riley writes the captions, emails, and ad copy and creates the images and video that go with them, all in your brand kit. Copy and creative come back together, ready to review, so there is no handoff to a separate design tool.

Yes. A brief like "promote our spring class this week on Instagram and email our list" comes back as the posts, the email, the creative, and a publishing schedule for the week. You approve the set and Riley schedules it.

ChatGPT drafts text inside a thread and forgets your brand between sessions. Riley remembers what's running, designs the assets, schedules them, and reports back. ChatGPT helps you write. Riley ships the campaign.

Canva helps you design and Buffer helps you schedule. Both are tools you operate one step at a time, and you carry the work between them. Riley is an agent you brief. The copy, the creative, and the schedule come back together for one approval.

Jasper is an AI writing tool. Riley runs the whole campaign: not just copy, but design, scheduling, and reporting, across social, email, and ads.

Context, not a marketing plan. What you sell, who you are targeting, what you are promoting right now, when it needs to happen, and anything that must be included. Connect your brand kit once and Riley applies it to everything after that.

Small teams and operators who know what they want to say and do not want to do the production themselves. Small business owners, paid-ads marketers, founders, and agencies each have their own page above. Riley handles the production for whoever is wearing the marketing hat.

No. Riley does the production work so marketers can spend their time on strategy, judgment, and approval. You set the direction and sign off. Riley handles the assembly-line work.