AI Workflows
AI automation for marketing teams
We build agentic AI workflows that take the repetitive work out of marketing: performance reports, content briefs, competitor monitoring and campaign checks. Your team keeps the judgement; the agent does the legwork and hands over a draft to approve.
What we build
Workflows that fit how your team already works
Weekly performance reports
Pulls the numbers from your ad platforms and analytics, writes the summary in your house style and flags anything unusual, ready for Monday morning.
Content briefs
Researches a topic, looks at what already ranks, and drafts a brief with headings, questions to answer and internal links for a writer to pick up.
Competitor watch
Checks competitor sites, ads and offers on a schedule and sends a short note on what changed and why it might matter.
Campaign checks
Before and after launch, checks links, tracking, landing pages and budgets against your checklist, and lists anything that needs a person to look.
What stays with your team
The agent does the legwork. People make the calls.
- Strategy, budgets and what goes live: a person approves every change.
- Your brand voice: the agent works from your examples and rules, and you sign off the output.
- Client and customer data stays in the systems you already trust.
Every workflow is built on tools you already use and handed over with training. See how an AI workflow project runs, from the first call to handover.
Questions people ask
Which marketing tools can the agent work with?
Usually the ones you already use: Google Ads and Analytics, Meta, your CMS, spreadsheets, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. We confirm what connects during the workflow map, before any build.
Will it write our content for us?
It drafts and researches. A person still edits and approves anything that is published, so quality and accuracy stay with your team.
Do you understand paid search and SEO?
Yes. Node House is run by the founder of Summon, a travel-specialist PPC and SEO agency, so the workflows are built by people who do this work every week.
Which marketing job would you hand over first?
Book a 30-minute call. Bring the task; we will tell you honestly whether an agent can do it.
Would your team rather learn to build these themselves? See AI training for employees.