What does an AI marketing agent do?

It does the marketing work instead of only suggesting it. Baljia audits your site for Google and AI search, prepares the fixes, writes articles and social posts, and proposes the next move from what worked. On a paid plan it also drafts Meta ads that run on a budget you approve.

Partly. It does the daily marketing work and helps with the plan: it researches your market, finds search and AI-search gaps, and proposes the next move. It does not replace a senior marketer on brand, positioning or pricing decisions, and it does not run PR or influencer campaigns.

Should I use an AI agent for marketing or a marketing agency?

Use an AI marketing agent such as Baljia for the everyday work: audits, fixes, articles and posts, plus ads you approve on a paid plan, from $49.99 a month. Hire an agency for PR, influencer or large brand campaigns, for complex or regulated work, or when you want people accountable for the result.

Can an AI marketing agent get me ranked on Google or cited by ChatGPT?

It can do the work that makes both more likely, and show you what it measured, but no one can promise either. Baljia labels each finding as measured, observed or inferred, and it does not invent search volumes. A new site with no history rarely ranks quickly.

Will it spend money on ads by itself?

No. Ads are optional and start on a paid plan. Baljia drafts Meta campaigns and checks them against ad policies, and a campaign runs only after you approve it with a daily budget. Ad spend is billed at what Meta charged plus a 20% platform fee on Baljia's managed ad account, or with no platform fee if you connect your own ad account.

Will it post on my accounts without asking?

Only if you tell it to. An explicit request to publish authorizes that post, and a request for a draft keeps it for review. For X, Instagram and LinkedIn you can switch on posting without approval, within daily limits; automations that run on their own start on a paid plan.

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AI marketing agent: SEO, AI search, content and social from one chat

An AI marketing agent is AI software that does marketing work for you, not just writing suggestions: it checks how your business shows up on Google and in AI answers, prepares the fixes, writes the pages and posts, and runs campaigns within limits you set. Baljia's AI marketing agent does this for small businesses from a chat in WhatsApp, Slack or the web: it audits your site and writes articles and social posts, and on a paid plan it drafts Meta ads that run only on a budget you approve.

At a glance

Plans start at $49.99 a month, and you can start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan. Ads, and automations that run on their own, start on a paid plan.

Ad spend is billed separately and only runs on a budget you approve. Baljia cannot promise rankings or AI mentions; it shows you what it measured.

What is an AI marketing agent?

Many marketing tools hand you a report or a draft and leave the work to you. An AI marketing agent, also called an AI agent for marketing, carries the work through: it finds what to fix and what to write, does it with the accounts you connect, and checks what happened. Buyers now also ask AI assistants for recommendations, so a good one checks whether those assistants mention you, not only where you rank on Google.

What Baljia's AI marketing agent does

Reads your business. Point it at your website. It notes your offer, your buyers and the words you use, so its drafts sound like you.
Checks where you show up. On Google, it looks for crawl and page problems and the searches you could win. In AI assistants, it asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini the questions your buyers ask and notes who gets cited. It also checks that your robots.txt does not shut AI crawlers out.
Ships the fixes it can. Titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and robots.txt: applied directly on an app Baljia built once you approve, sent as a pull request with the robots.txt and sitemap changes when your site's code is on GitHub, or handed to you ready to paste for any other site.
Writes for search and AI answers. Articles and pages aimed at the gaps it found, published after review to a Baljia site or a WordPress site you connect.
Keeps your social accounts active. Posts for connected X, Instagram, Reddit and Facebook Page accounts, and LinkedIn on the Growth plan and up, in the formats each account supports.
Watches your niche. It finds what is winning in your niche and breaks down why, so the next round of content can use it.
Runs Meta ads, on a paid plan. It drafts campaigns, checks them against ad policies, and launches one only after you approve it with a daily budget.
Reports and picks the next move. It measures what worked, saves it to your company memory and proposes what to do next.

Is it an AI CMO?

Partly. A CMO decides the marketing strategy and runs the people who carry it out. Baljia does the daily work and helps with the plan: it researches your market and competitors, finds search and AI-search gaps, proposes the next move, and does the work once you agree.

It does not replace a senior marketer's judgment on brand, positioning or pricing, and it does not run PR, influencer campaigns or large brand launches. It is built for a business that cannot yet justify a marketing hire or an agency retainer, but needs the marketing done every week.

What runs on its own and what waits for you

Posts. A specific request to publish authorizes that post; a request for a draft keeps it for review. For X, Instagram and LinkedIn you can switch on posting without approval, within daily limits. Automations that run on their own start on a paid plan.
Ads. Paid plans only. Nothing runs until you approve a campaign and its daily budget.
Site changes. On an app Baljia built, it applies fixes after your approval. On a site hosted elsewhere, you or your web person apply them; if the site's code is on GitHub, Baljia can open a pull request with some of them.
Accounts. It only uses the accounts you connect.

What it cannot promise

No guaranteed results. Rankings and AI mentions take time and depend on competition. A brand-new site rarely ranks quickly; social posts and direct outreach usually bring the first customers sooner.
Meta ads only. Ad campaigns run on Meta; other ad platforms are not supported.
A connected WordPress site gets articles, not a redesign. Baljia can publish reviewed articles there, but it does not control the theme, plugins or every page.
No Instagram DM replies yet. Turning Instagram comments into direct messages is listed as coming soon; it is not live.
Not a PR or brand agency. No influencer campaigns, press outreach or large brand launches.
The free trial is for a first look. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan. Ads, and automations that run on their own, start on a paid plan.

AI marketing agent pricing in US dollars

Baljia plans in US dollars, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Baljia plan	Price (USD)	Credits	What it adds
Starter	$49.99 a month (launch price)	1,000 a month	Full agent team except LinkedIn; one AI employee per website
Growth	$99.99 a month	2,000 a month	Everything in Starter, plus LinkedIn campaigns and follow-ups
Scale	$249.99 a month	5,000 a month	Everything in Growth, with the highest limits

Every paid plan includes the marketing agents and Meta ads; LinkedIn posting and outreach start on Growth. Each task, such as an audit or a set of posts, draws credits down by the AI and services it uses. Ad spend is separate: what Meta charged plus a 20% platform fee on Baljia's managed ad account, or no platform fee on your own account.

New companies start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan. Chat, research and task execution use credits. Cost varies with the work, revisions and outside services used; one credit does not equal one task. Credits never expire; unused credits carry over between billing periods. Cancel anytime from your dashboard; your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Every plan detail is on the pricing page.

AI marketing agent FAQ

What does an AI marketing agent do?: It does the marketing work instead of only suggesting it. Baljia audits your site for Google and AI search, prepares the fixes, writes articles and social posts, and proposes the next move from what worked. On a paid plan it also drafts Meta ads that run on a budget you approve.
Is Baljia an AI CMO?: Partly. It does the daily marketing work and helps with the plan: it researches your market, finds search and AI-search gaps, and proposes the next move. It does not replace a senior marketer on brand, positioning or pricing decisions, and it does not run PR or influencer campaigns.
Should I use an AI agent for marketing or a marketing agency?: Use an AI marketing agent such as Baljia for the everyday work: audits, fixes, articles and posts, plus ads you approve on a paid plan, from $49.99 a month. Hire an agency for PR, influencer or large brand campaigns, for complex or regulated work, or when you want people accountable for the result.
Can an AI marketing agent get me ranked on Google or cited by ChatGPT?: It can do the work that makes both more likely, and show you what it measured, but no one can promise either. Baljia labels each finding as measured, observed or inferred, and it does not invent search volumes. A new site with no history rarely ranks quickly.
Will it spend money on ads by itself?: No. Ads are optional and start on a paid plan. Baljia drafts Meta campaigns and checks them against ad policies, and a campaign runs only after you approve it with a daily budget. Ad spend is billed at what Meta charged plus a 20% platform fee on Baljia's managed ad account, or with no platform fee if you connect your own ad account.
Will it post on my accounts without asking?: Only if you tell it to. An explicit request to publish authorizes that post, and a request for a draft keeps it for review. For X, Instagram and LinkedIn you can switch on posting without approval, within daily limits; automations that run on their own start on a paid plan.
How much does the AI marketing agent cost?: It is part of every paid Baljia plan, with LinkedIn on Growth and up: Starter $49.99, Growth $99.99 and Scale $249.99 a month, with 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000 credits a month. New companies start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan. Ads, and automations that run on their own, start on a paid plan.

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Give Baljia your site. It reads it, shows you what it found and what it proposes, and only publishes or spends what you approve or switch on. New companies start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card; when the included usage runs out, choose a plan to keep going. A fair-use daily limit on AI usage applies to every plan. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan.

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