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Performance optimization that never clocks out.

Your Roadway coworker already watches your performance with full context. Workflows put that context on a schedule, running your daily optimizations, reporting, and scaling on repeat.

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Powering campaigns for the best performance marketers

Three simple steps. Unlimited possibilities.

Setting up a workflow takes less than a minute. What it does from there is up to you.

Negative keyword review

A daily scan of the search terms you actually triggered on, with negatives worth adding ready each morning.

Performance reporting

Campaign summaries on your cadence, pulled from your data, telling you what changed and why.

Budget and scaling

Pacing and performance tracked against your targets, with scaling opportunities flagged the moment a campaign earns them.

Anomaly detection

Spend spikes, CPL jumps, and conversion drops caught against your own baselines, the same day they happen.

New experiments

Ad copy, audience, and creative tests recommended off what's already winning in your account.

And these are just the starting points. Early users are already building workflows we couldn't have imagined, from weekly impact summaries to cross-channel plays where paid search informs SEO and back again. When your coworker has the full context, the only limit is what you tell it to do.

See Workflows in action

Approval-first by default, with room to hand over more as you go.

Every recommendation queues for your review. You approve what's right, adjust what's not. Workflows surface the work. You make the call. You’re the strategist, not the button clicker in the ad accounts.

And when you're ready, turn on auto-approve and let your coworker run with it.

This isn't generic automation. It's your strategy, running continuously.

Most automation is a set of rigid rules firing in a vacuum, blind to everything that makes your account yours. Workflows are different. They don't sit on top of your account. They run inside your coworker, the same one that already knows your goals, your funnel, your margin targets, and the guardrails you've set.

So the context comes built in. A budget recommendation accounts for your real pacing. An anomaly flag is measured against your actual baseline, not a number someone guessed at. A scaling suggestion knows what you're trying to hit and why. Every recommendation arrives with the same context you'd bring to it yourself, which is what makes it worth acting on.

You're not automating busywork. You're multiplying the judgment you already have and making it continuous.

Scale paid marketing faster with AI

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