How to set up Google Analytics and connect it with AI agents
Create a GA4 property, confirm visits are arriving, then connect it in AIM so the AI agents can read traffic and conversions. The connection is read-only.
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Create a GA4 property, confirm visits are arriving, then connect it in AIM so the AI agents can read traffic and conversions. The connection is read-only.
Read articleOpen a Google Ads account, give your Google user Admin or Standard access, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare Search, Demand Gen, and App campaigns that stay paused until you approve spend.
Read articleSwitch Instagram to a professional account, link it to your Facebook Page, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare Instagram ads and read reach from that profile.
Read articleCreate a Tag Manager container, publish the tags your site needs, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents check which tags are in place. They do not publish tags for you.
Read articleConfirm you are an admin of the Facebook Page you advertise from, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare paused ads for that Page and read reach and engagement.
Read articleOpen a TikTok Ads Manager advertiser account, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare paused short-form campaigns and read views, spend, and conversions.
Read articleCreate a Reddit ad account, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare paused campaigns for communities that fit your offer, with copy that matches how each community talks.
Read articleConvert to a Pinterest business account, open an ad account, then connect it in AIM. The AI agents prepare paused Promoted Pins and read clicks and saves.
Read articleInstall a Meta Pixel in Events Manager, confirm events reach Meta, then connect that Pixel in AIM. The AI agents use it to see which site actions your ads can optimize for.
Read articleAI that answers prompts is a tool. AI that owns a job, hands off its work, and keeps going is a team. Here is what agentic marketing actually means, and how to tell the difference.
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Read articleSpeed is the point of AI marketing — but not at the cost of your budget. Here is the case for paused-by-default publishing, and how to make approvals fast instead of slow.
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