AI Marketing Automation
Less repeated handling. More deliberate marketing.
Practical automation guidance for recurring marketing tasks. I focus on how information moves through the process, where people need to review it and what a useful automation should accomplish.
TALK ABOUT A PROJECTWhen this helps
Teams often spend time reorganizing the same information across planning, preparation and reporting. A connected process can help, but only if its inputs and responsibilities are clear.
What you receive
A documented recommendation or working process appropriate to this engagement, with clear inputs, responsibilities and human review points. Implementation depth is agreed before work begins.
- Content planning and research
- Lead organization
- Campaign preparation
- Reporting workflows
- Content distribution and internal marketing operations
What this could look like
A campaign brief could feed a planning template and preparation checklist, with human approval before anything is distributed. The aim is a reliable handoff, not unattended publishing.
How I approach the work
We define the recurring task and available systems, map triggers and outputs, then test a limited workflow. Review points, exceptions and ownership are documented before regular use.
We agree on the objective, scope and review process before starting. Bring the context you have; if the brief is still taking shape, we can begin by defining the right question.
LET’S FIGURE IT OUTCan this work with the tools we already use?
That is the starting point. We review access, available integrations and practical constraints before recommending a change. Any software costs or permissions needed for implementation are identified separately.
Marketing judgment comes first.
I’m Kelly Anne Howard. My background connects marketing leadership, strategy, creative direction, digital projects and project leadership. That experience shapes the questions I ask and the work I recommend. AI is part of the capability, with human review and a clear purpose.
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