Marketing AutopilotTracking you can trust
A small snippet and an events API record sales and enquiries, once each, and credit the ad that earned them.
Digital marketing, on autopilot
Ads that watch themselves, so you don't have to.
Marketing Autopilot follows every sale back to the ad that caused it, works out what each ad really earns you, and proposes the budget changes that follow. You approve them, or let it act on its own once you trust it.
- Dry run until you say otherwise
- Never above your daily cap
- Every action on record
How it works
Three steps, and you decide how much it does without asking.
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1
It sees what your ads really do
Your website sends each sale or enquiry. Marketing Autopilot credits it to the last paid ad click before it, so you see which ads brought customers and not only which ones brought clicks.
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It works out what each ad earns
Spend against the value of a customer gives profit for every ad, ad group, channel and product, and the most you should pay for one sale.
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It proposes, and you approve
Winners get more budget, so-so ads less, losers are paused. Each change comes with its reason. On Manual you approve every one; later you can let it act alone.
What it does today
Built, tested, and running in dry run.
Profit for every ad
Cost per sale, profit and the highest cost worth paying, over the last 3, 7 and 30 days. Never an average of averages.
Budget rules that explain themselves
Raise, hold, lower or pause, from a clear table. Each proposal states its reason in plain words.
An owner's report, not a data dump
A short summary each morning, a fuller report each Monday, and an alert the moment something needs you, all kept in the dashboard.
You choose how much it does
Manual, Assisted or Autopilot, per business. An applied change can be undone from the dashboard.
One page per business
Its numbers, catalog, rules, proposals and log, in a calm dashboard. Mark an item out of stock and its ads are paused.
Built so it can't run away
Marketing money needs brakes. These are limits in the code, not promises.
- Dry run first. It writes down what it would have done and changes nothing, until the business and the whole system are both switched live.
- A daily spend cap it will not exceed, and a business can't go live until it has been watched for a week.
- Small steps. No single change beyond your limit, and no ad set changed twice within 48 hours.
- Safety checks that pause everything if the cap is reached, a platform rejects its sign-in, or spend carries on while nothing is being tracked.
- Everything on record. Every proposal and action is logged with its reason, who allowed it and what the platform answered.
Where it stands
The groundwork is done. These come next.
Built
The engine
Tracking, profit, budget rules and safety checks in dry run, reports and alerts, approvals with undo, and the dashboard.
Next
Connect your ad accounts
Meta and Google Ads, so approved changes reach the real accounts.
Next
Reports in your inbox
Summaries and alerts delivered by email and WhatsApp, not only kept in the dashboard.
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New ads, posts, search and blog
Drafts to approve, then published; customers answered on WhatsApp; pages that bring them in.