Six specialists. One account. Yours.
Most advertising tools give you one assistant. Mmedia gives you a team, each agent responsible for a different part of the work, running every day on our own platform.
Strategy
Decides where to focus and how budget should move.
What it does every day
Reviews where budget is working and where it is not, then proposes the shift.
What you see in your portal
Budget allocation decisions in Campaigns, with the reasoning attached.
Intelligence
Researches markets, competitors, keywords and opportunities.
What it does every day
Scans competitors and verifies real search volume before a term costs you anything.
What you see in your portal
New opportunities and verified terms in Insights.
Creative
Turns what the team learns into ads people want to respond to.
What it does every day
Turns what the team learned into new ad variants, then queues them for review.
What you see in your portal
Ad variants awaiting approval in the review queue.
Execution
Launches approved campaigns and keeps the account running.
What it does every day
Launches what has been approved and keeps the account healthy.
What you see in your portal
Live campaigns and their status in Campaigns.
Optimization
Finds waste, protects spend and improves performance.
What it does every day
Negates non-converting search terms and pauses overspend before it compounds.
What you see in your portal
Every change on the record in the activity log.
Learning
Turns every result into knowledge the whole team can use.
What it does every day
Writes each result back into knowledge the other five agents read tomorrow.
What you see in your portal
What the team learned, summarised in Insights.
Mia — your interface to the team
Your interface to the entire team. Ask what happened. Understand why. Tell the team what matters.
One loop, six hands.
The agents are not six separate tools. Each one hands its work to the next, and what the last one learns changes what the first one does tomorrow.
Discover→Create→Launch→Measure→Optimize→Learn↺
Where the automation stops.
The daily grind is automatic — research, bidding, testing, copywriting. The decisions that spend your money are not: you set the budget cap, you confirm the directions before anything runs, and changes that scale spend are reviewed by a person first.