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How to set up AIM, connect your accounts, work with your agents, and get better results from them.
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What AIM does, and how to go from sign-up to your first approved post.
- What AIM is AIM is a team of AI marketing agents that plan, write, design, publish, and measure for one business, with you approving what goes out.
- Quick start Set up a workspace, give AIM your brief, connect an account, approve the plan, and review your first posts.
- How AIM works What a normal week with AIM looks like: what appears in the portal, and what you do with it.
- Staying in control What AIM can and cannot do without you: approvals, budgets, paused ads, and how to stop anything.
Using the portal
A page-by-page guide to the app: what each screen shows and what you can do there.
- Dashboard Your starting page: what is waiting for you, your setup checklist, your budget, and the latest work.
- Plan and calendar Read and approve the marketing plan, and move, change, or add posts on the four-week calendar.
- Content Review, approve, block, change, and delete every post, ad, article, image, and video your agents make.
- Content Assistant chat Ask for posts, carousels, images, and videos in plain words, and change the one you have open.
- Campaigns Turn one brief for a sale, launch, event, or announcement into every post on every channel.
- Inbox Comments, messages, and reviews in one list, each with a reply drafted in your voice.
- Activity A record of everything your agents did, what came out of it, and what is waiting for you.
Your agents
Who does what, how much they do without asking, and what they need from you to do it well.
- Meet the agents What each agent does for you, where to find its work in the portal, and what it needs from you.
- Autonomy and schedules Choose how much goes out without waiting for you, how long you get to review it, and which agents run.
- What to tell your agents The information that makes the biggest difference to what your agents write, and where to put it.
Workspace settings
Your business profile, brand, team, language, emails, and billing.
- Business and voice The facts, prices, offers, audience, and tone every agent writes from.
- Brand The colors, logo, typeface, and look used for every image and video.
- Team and roles Invite teammates and choose what each of them can see and change.
- Language, time, and emails Set the language posts are written in, your timezone, and which emails you receive.
- Plans and billing What the subscription covers, how ad spend is kept separate, and how to change or cancel a plan.
Integrations
Connect the accounts your agents publish to, advertise from, and measure with.
- Integrations overview Which accounts to connect for your goal, how connecting works, what AIM is allowed to do, and how to disconnect.
- Facebook Pages Set up a Facebook Page and connect it so your agents can publish posts, prepare ads, and read results.
- Instagram Connect a professional Instagram account, with Meta or with Instagram alone, to publish posts and read reach.
- LinkedIn profile Connect your personal LinkedIn profile so approved posts can be published as you.
- LinkedIn company page Connect a LinkedIn company page you administer so approved posts are published as the company.
- X Connect your X profile so approved posts can be published there.
- Google Ads Connect Google Ads so your agents can prepare paused campaigns and read cost and results.
- TikTok Ads Connect TikTok Ads Manager so your agents can prepare paused video ads and read their results.
- Pinterest Ads Connect a Pinterest ad account so your agents can prepare Promoted Pins and read saves and clicks.
- Reddit Ads Connect a Reddit ad account so your agents can prepare paused campaigns and read results.
- Google Analytics Connect Google Analytics so reports and suggestions use your real visits and conversions.
- Google Search Console Connect Search Console so your agents see which searches and pages bring visitors.
- Google Tag Manager Connect Tag Manager so your agents can check that your site measures what matters.
- Why AIM asks for Google permissions Each Google permission AIM asks for, what you get from it, what it reads, and how your data is handled.
- Meta Pixel Connect your Meta Pixel so Facebook and Instagram ads are measured by what people do on your site.
- Website blog Have finished articles sent to your own website, either after you approve each one or automatically.
- Blog webhook reference For developers: the request AIM sends for each article, every field and what to save, signatures, retries, and example code.
Get better results
Habits that sharpen what your agents produce, fixes for common problems, and answers to common questions.
- Getting better posts Practical ways to make your posts, images, and articles more specific, more on-brand, and more effective.
- Reading your results Where results appear, how your agents use them, and how to act on suggested improvements.
- Troubleshooting What to do when a post did not go out, an account needs reconnecting, or something looks wrong.
- Questions and answers Short answers about safety, spending, your data, and what AIM does on your accounts.