Explore a focused specialist without losing the client context behind the work.
Meet every specialistCreate with the client context still attached.
Content Assistant is designed to turn approved brand guidance, offers, and campaign goals into a reviewable content plan for every business you manage.
Keep voice, services, and approved claims visible.
Connect ideas to goals, channels, and timing.
Review drafts without losing the reason behind them.
Move from brand guidance to an approved campaign plan.
Content becomes easier to review when the source material, draft, feedback, and next action stay connected.
Start with what the client has approved.
Keep services, offers, audience, voice guidance, and restricted claims visible before a draft is prepared.
- Use client-specific source material
- Keep restricted claims visible
- Separate approved facts from creative direction
Build a connected plan, not isolated posts.
Organize themes, channels, timing, and calls to action around a clear campaign purpose.
- Connect content to a campaign goal
- Adapt a theme by channel
- Keep the schedule reviewable
Keep feedback beside the draft it changes.
Give agency and client reviewers a clear place to comment, approve, revise, or pause before publishing.
- Show the current review owner
- Preserve revision context
- Keep approval separate from publishing
From campaign idea to an approved content queue.
The workflow keeps the client involved without turning every review into a new email thread.
- 01
Define the campaign
Set the goal, audience, offer, channels, and timing.
- 02
Prepare the content
Create drafts from client-approved facts and guidance.
- 03
Review together
Agency and client feedback remains attached to each draft.
- 04
Move approved work forward
Publishing or handoff occurs only through a connected, permitted workflow.
For teams creating content across many client brands.
Agency content teams
Keep every client's guidance and campaign context separate and organized.
Account managers
See what is waiting for internal or client review.
Client reviewers
Give feedback and approval without reconstructing the campaign brief.
Know what the experience requires before you plan around it.
These answers separate the frontend experience from the phone, messaging, calendar, data, and publishing connections it may require.
Does Content Assistant publish automatically?
The content and review workflow is separate from publishing. Publishing depends on a supported connection, account permissions, and the approval rules the team selects.
Can it follow a different voice for every client?
The structure is designed to keep brand guidance, offers, audiences, and restricted claims inside the correct client workspace.
Can clients approve content?
A client-facing review experience is part of the intended workflow. Authentication and final publishing connections must be implemented before that experience is live.
Which social channels are supported?
Specific working integrations will be listed only after they are connected and tested.
Give every campaign a clearer path to approval.
Show Marrova how your team briefs, reviews, and hands off client content.