Recommendations nobody acts on
Most ad tools and reports end in a list of suggestions. A system that can make the change, inside approval rules, closes the gap between knowing and doing.
Marketing and ad operations automation
Marketing that runs on evidence, not on someone's free afternoon.
Marketing and ad operations automation puts your ad accounts, content, and reporting under systems that diagnose what is happening, propose the fix, and make the change under rules you set, with budgets moving on evidence and reports that assemble themselves from every source you use.
Who it is for
- Businesses spending on Meta, Google, or TikTok ads without anyone checking the accounts every day
- Owners who get a monthly report and still cannot tell what is working
- In-house marketers carrying ads, content, and reporting alone
- Teams with data spread across eight or more tools and no single view
What it fixes
Budget on autopilot
Spend set once and left alone drifts away from what is working. Budgets should move on evidence, with every move logged and anything large asking first.
Reports by hand
Pulling numbers from every platform into one place is hours of work every month. A unified dashboard does it on its own, every day.
What you get
- Ad account monitoring and diagnosis across the platforms you run
- Governed actions: fixes proposed as one-click changes, with written limits on what runs alone
- A unified dashboard that pulls every marketing source into one view
- Content and campaign workflows that run on a schedule
- A log of every change, the reason for it, and what happened next
Built and running: Ads Arsenal, an advertising platform for Meta, Google, and TikTok that diagnoses campaigns and turns the fix into a governed, one-click action. Unified dashboards that connect the eight or more tools a business uses every day into one view.
The path
How it works
- 1
Outside-in look
Your free plan checks what I can see from outside: your site, search presence, Google Business Profile, and reviews against local competitors.
- 2
Inside the accounts
In the audit, with access you grant, I read the ad accounts and reporting to see where money and time actually go.
- 3
Governance first
Anything that spends money starts on the ask-first tier. As the system earns trust on smaller changes, you decide what it may do alone.
- 4
Run and report
The system watches, proposes, and acts within its limits. You read a daily view instead of assembling one.
Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma
Built around the area you serve
Most businesses I work with sell inside a drive radius: Tulsa and the towns around it. Ads, content, and reporting should be built around that service area, so spend goes where you can actually take the job and the reports show where in the metro the leads come from. I spent eight years running marketing by hand before I built systems to do it.
What is marketing and ad operations automation?
Systems that run recurring marketing work: monitoring ad accounts, proposing and making governed changes, moving budgets on evidence, running content workflows, and assembling reports from every source into one view.
Will a system change my ad spend without asking?
Not unless you decide it may. Anything that spends money starts on the ask-first tier, every change is logged, and you set the limits.
Which ad platforms?
Meta, Google, and TikTok are where I have built the most. The audit covers whatever you actually run.
Do you also run ads as an agency?
My work for businesses is building and governing the systems. If you are an agency yourself, there is a separate page for that.
Start with the free plan.
Ten minutes of questions. A one-page AI plan for your business within one business day, free, and a 30-minute call to tailor it if you want one.