What is Generative Marketing?
Generative marketing uses AI to speed up targeting and experimentation while marketers stay in controlβmeet the AI Studio agents that work with you in chat.
Generative marketing
Generative marketing means using generative AI to accelerate the campaign experiment cycleβtargeting, orchestration, creative, and insightsβwhile a marketer stays in the loop. The goal is not to replace strategy or judgment; it is to reduce friction so teams can try more ideas in less time.
At GrowthLoop, AI Studio is the product home for this assistive layer: agents help you describe audiences in plain language, explore suggestions, attach goals and context, and land in the same audience and journey tools you already use for refinement and export.
GrowthLoop uses AI Studio on your data to speed up marketing work: describe audiences in natural languageβno SQL required for the core flowsβand review every suggestion before you activate anything.
For a deeper narrative and examples, see Generative Marketing on GrowthLoop University.
AI Studio agents
A team of AI agents works with you in Studio, with you as the guide. The chat interface is where you build trust and context step by stepβso moving toward more autonomous agent actions always stays transparent and easy to validate.
Agents in production today
These agent roles power AI Studio experiences in production:
| Agent | Role |
|---|---|
| Supervisor | Oversees the other agents and decides when to activate one or more of them to move growth work forward. |
| Audience | Builds precise, activation-ready audience segments from history, traits, and attributes; suggests refinements as insights emerge. |
| Insights | Uses historical and real-time performance data to inform recommendations you and other agents can act on. |
| Schema | Learns how your data is structured and returns marketer-friendly field descriptions and guidance on what to use for each audience. |
| App | Helps you look up audiences, destinations, exports, and related objects already in GrowthLoopβso you can see what exists and avoid duplicating work. |
| Search | Your partner for external contextβsearching the web for answers that inform campaign and audience decisions. |
Availability of each agent in your tenant can depend on your plan and feature configuration. If you are unsure what is enabled, contact [email protected].
Supervisor agent
The Supervisor agent watches the full conversation and makes real-time assessments about when it is time to activate one or multiple downstream agents. It coordinates growth-driving actions so work stays coherentβinstead of you having to choose which specialist to invoke for every step.
Specialist marketing agents
The sections below describe what each specialist is for, how it typically operates in AI Studio, and example prompts you can adapt. Your exact UI and step-by-step flow may vary slightly by release.
Audience agent
What it does
Builds activation-ready audiences from first-party signals inside GrowthLoop.
How it works
- Identifies relevant data for your brief.
- Tests audience size and viability in real time.
- Iterates until the criteria you care about are met.
- Delivers segments you can open, edit, and use in GrowthLoop.
Example prompts
- Generate some audiences for customers at risk of churn.
- Generate audiences of customers who may be ready for cross-sell or upsell.
- We have a retention problem in the Pacific Northwestβgenerate audiences to help increase retention by about 5%.
Insights agent
What it does
Lets you ask questions in natural language and get insights that improve targeting and results.
How it works
- Analyzes the selected audience in real time.
- Breaks down key attributes (behavior, spend, channel preference, and similar).
- Surfaces strengths, gaps, and optimization opportunities.
- Returns clear, actionable answers to your questions.
Example prompts
- Generate some insights about customers who are churning.
Search agent
What it does
Brings external market intelligence into the conversation so campaign and audience decisions reflect what is happening outside your first-party data.
How it works
- Gathers competitor, trend, and market signals from the web.
- Summarizes what matters into short recommendations.
- Connects that external context to your internal strategy and brief.
Example prompts
- I am a marketer at [your company]βresearch my competitorsβ recent earnings commentary and identify areas where I may be at risk of losing share of wallet.
App agent
What it does
Helps you find and inspect things you have already created in GrowthLoopβsuch as audiences, destinations, and exportsβso you can confirm what exists before you build something new.
How it works
- Answers questions by listing and showing entities in the web application (for example, audiences tied to a destination or export details you have permission to view).
- Supports a focused set of follow-up actions in context (such as creating a journey or triggering an export snapshot when available)βnot full platform health monitoring, journey step-level diagnostics, or export pipeline telemetry.
Example prompts
- Show audiences that have been created for churn prevention.
Schema agent
What it does
Makes customer data easier to understand by translating schemas into marketer-friendly guidance.
How it works
- Maps tables, columns, and relationships.
- Recommends relevant data for specific use cases (e.g. churn, onboarding, retention).
- Speeds onboarding when new datasets or team members come online.
Example prompts
- I am a marketer at [your company]βshow me which tables and columns may be useful for a [churn prevention / onboarding / retention / upsell / cross-sell] campaign.
Next: put this into practice in Use AI Studio, or read the AI Studio overview for readiness and navigation.
Updated 10 days ago