Meet Sage — Your AI CMO
Sage runs weekly strategy reviews, daily campaign monitoring, and creates finished marketing tasks — so your team stops reacting to data and starts executing on it.
Marketing without Sage is costing you
Most marketing teams spend the majority of their time on analysis and admin — not on the strategic decisions that drive growth.
Your CMO, available 24/7
Sage handles the full marketing intelligence loop — from data collection to strategic recommendation to execution briefing.
Weekly Strategy Reviews
Every Monday, Sage analyses all campaign data, identifies what's working and what isn't, proposes 1–2 new growth experiments, and writes finished execution tasks directly into your project board.
Daily Campaign Monitoring
Sage pulls performance data every afternoon, compares it against your KPI targets, posts structured updates, and creates remediation tasks for any underperforming campaigns — automatically.
Market Intelligence & Research
Using live keyword research and web scraping, Sage surfaces emerging trends, competitor moves, and search demand shifts before your team spots them.
Strategic Recommendations
Sage synthesises your CRM data, campaign performance, and market signals into clear, prioritised recommendations — the kind of output a senior CMO produces in a two-hour strategy session.
Content & Campaign Briefing
Sage writes campaign briefs, messaging frameworks, and content calendars. She hands off to Gale for publishing and Aria for ad creative — keeping the loop closed.
CRM-Aware Marketing
Sage reads your HubSpot or Odoo contacts, segments audiences intelligently, and ensures every marketing motion is aligned with what's happening in your pipeline.
What Sage does while you sleep
Sage runs on two schedules: a deep weekly strategy review and a daily monitoring pass. Here's a typical week.
Sage pulls all campaign data from the Company AI Brain, cross-references against last week's KPIs, and identifies 3 underperforming areas.
Sage recommends testing a new Google Search audience segment after spotting a 40% lower CPC in a related keyword cluster.
Two finished, briefed tasks appear in your Tasklix board — one for Gale (landing page CRO) and one for Aria (bid strategy adjustment).
Sage checks all live campaigns, compares against targets, and flags a Meta campaign that's pacing 35% over budget with no corresponding conversion lift.
A task is auto-created for Aria to audit the underperforming Meta ad set and adjust targeting parameters.
A structured marketing digest is posted to your Slack — performance summary, key insights, next-best-actions, and progress against monthly targets.
Everything you need to know about Sage
Does Sage replace my marketing team?+
No — Sage amplifies your team. She handles the research, monitoring, and analysis that consume 12+ hours a week, so your marketers spend their time on creative decisions and stakeholder relationships instead of admin. Think of her as a senior analyst who never sleeps.
What data sources does Sage connect to?+
Sage connects to your Septra Company AI Brain, which can include Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics 4, Search Console, HubSpot, Odoo, and any other data you sync. She only uses data from your workspace — nothing is shared or trained on.
How does Sage create tasks for other agents?+
Sage uses Tasklix (Septra's built-in task board) to create structured, finished tasks that other agents — Aria, Gale, Milo — can pick up and execute. She doesn't just flag problems; she writes the brief for the fix.
How long does it take to deploy Sage?+
Most clients go from kickoff to Sage's first live strategy review within 2 weeks. The timeline includes setting up your workspace, syncing your data sources, and configuring Sage's KPI targets.
Can I customise what Sage reviews each week?+
Yes. Sage's strategy review and monitoring prompts are configurable. You can add specific KPIs, competitor signals to watch, or domain constraints directly through your Septra workspace settings.
Ready to deploy Sage?
Book a strategy session and we'll show you exactly how Sage would fit into your marketing stack.