Claude Code
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Make a simple marketing plan you'll actually follow
“I know I should be marketing but I don't know what to do each week.”
AI can turn your goals and budget into a simple weekly plan across a few channels, then help with each task. Keep a human approval step before anything is posted or spent.
Fix it yourself in 3 steps
- Write your offer, ideal customer, budget, and the one goal for the next 90 days.
- Ask the AI for a 90-day plan with 3 channels and weekly tasks.
- Each week, have it draft that week's pieces; you approve and publish.
Copy this prompt
Make a 90-day marketing plan for [business], selling [offer] to [customer], budget [ ], goal [one goal]. Pick 3 channels and explain why. Give weekly tasks with time estimates and how we'll measure each. Don't post, spend or create accounts. Stop after the plan.
Fill in the [brackets]. Each prompt says when the AI should stop, so it doesn't wander off.
Agents people used for this: Claude Code, OpenClaw, Manus, Perplexity Comet.
Inspired by real examples collected at agentusecases.ai.
📚 9 real stories of people doing this with AI agents
- Create a marketing plan and deploy it as a website · Manus
- Generate monthly marketing reports and buying-intent replies · Claude
- Run autonomous weekly marketing actions with spend guardrails · custom-built or unnamed agent
- Run brand marketing end to end and publish to social · Claude Code
- Run marketing campaigns, SEO and content with agents · Claude Code
- Run marketing operations with a team of subagents · Claude Code
- Run marketing prospecting and SEO research · Perplexity Comet
- Run marketing research and copywriting drafts with agents · OpenClaw
- Run social, SEO and content marketing with an agent · OpenClaw
Collected at AgentUseCases.ai.
AI drafts, you approve: nothing gets posted, sent, spent or published without a person. Tell customers when they're talking to an AI.
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