Expert performance marketing agent for revenue growth

Crawls every final URL in every channel's live ads for errors, redirects, slow loads and missing tracking parameters.

A weekly digest of account hygiene across all channels. It lists what each maintenance check found, links each finding to the workflow that fixes it, and changes nothing itself.

Audits whether every channel has server-side conversion coverage (CAPI, enhanced conversions, offline imports) with good match quality and deduplication.

Finds over-fragmented campaign structures that starve automated bidding of data, and proposes consolidated structures channel by channel.

A short morning digest of yesterday vs. normal on spend, attributed conversions and cost per new customer for every channel, with anything off-pace or broken called out first.

Ranks the biggest dollar opportunities across every channel this week (budget-limited winners, wasted spend, expansion and tests to run) so Monday's approval queue starts with what matters.

Reports what a new customer costs overall and on paid channels, how fast that cost pays back and how it compares with customer value, using CRM and billing data rather than platform conversions.

Reconciles what each ad platform claims against CRM or order data, and produces a trust factor per channel for budgeting.

Tags every ad across channels by angle, hook, format and offer, then finds which creative attributes drive performance across channels.

Restates every channel's cost per goal and return using impact-test results, so budget decisions are based on real results, not attributed ones.

Reviews what every coworker did, what it changed and what happened (Task History plus action-impact memory), and proposes the next workflows worth automating, or the ones to retire.

A daily digest from the performance marketing agent: every spend, tracking, cost and delivery anomaly across channels, ranked by dollar impact.

Alerts when a platform's reported conversions start drifting away from CRM or backend truth, which usually means a tracking or modeling change.

Reads how close total spend is to the monthly budget cap and flags any pace that would break it, with slowdowns proposed before it does. Roadway already enforces the cap as a guardrail, so this is the read-out and early warning.

Puts hard lifetime caps and end dates on time-boxed promo, launch and surge campaigns, so they cannot keep spending after the moment has passed.

In the last 7-10 days of the month, re-plans every channel's remaining budget so the month lands on plan with the best possible results.

When pacing ahead of the cap, tightens bid targets before cutting budgets, so the remaining money buys the cheapest results instead of just shrinking delivery.

Splits the monthly cap into product-line or business-unit sub-caps and enforces each one across channels.

For ecommerce and marketplaces, caps spend where the next dollar stops paying for itself after costs, rather than at a fixed monthly number.

Forecasts month-end and next-month results at several budget levels, so cap decisions are made with expected outcomes rather than gut feel.

Keeps a ranked backlog of test ideas across channels, ordered by expected effect and the spend at risk, so the next test is the one with the best payoff. You can set your own scores.

After every concluded test on any channel, writes a short readout and logs the learning, so future workflows do not repeat it.

A simple check of whether winning social and video audiences have room to scale before frequency gets too high.

A simple weekly check for efficient campaigns that are being held back by their budget on any channel.

When your own site, checkout or signup flow goes down, pauses or throttles paid traffic across all channels until it is back.

For major launches, runs a coordinated 7-14 day push to warm audiences across channels with launch creative, then winds it down.

Raises Search bids for people who watched your YouTube ads or visited your site, using the audiences those sources already build, and trims the bids when the gain fades.

When conversion rate jumps on a channel or campaign (seasonality, press, a launch, a competitor stumble), moves budget to what is converting in measured steps while the surge lasts, inside the cap.

Checks every approved change against its measured impact a week later, and rolls back the ones that hurt, so bad changes never become the baseline.

Checks that every channel optimizes to the same goal definition, so cost per goal comparisons across channels are fair.

Finds creatives that win on one social or video channel, builds resized image versions in Figma, Canva or Runway for the channels where they have not run, generates video cuts in Runway or Google Veo, and queues the launch for your approval. Needs a video MCP such as Runway or Google Veo connected in Roadway.

Turns every channel's creative winners into a shared angle library and pushes the best angles to the channels that have not tried them, drafting new stills in Figma, Canva or Runway and new video in Runway or Google Veo. Needs an image MCP such as Figma or Canva, or a video MCP such as Runway or Google Veo, connected in Roadway.

Finds the best Meta image concepts and builds Demand Gen image ads from them in Figma, Canva or Runway, then has Runway edit the existing winning Reels into Shorts cuts, and lists them for YouTube upload because Google Ads can only use videos already on YouTube. If Runway is not connected it writes a recut brief instead. Needs a video MCP such as Runway connected in Roadway.

The performance marketing agent's weekly budget rebalance across every connected channel, based on where the next dollar works hardest and pipeline quality.