Growth loops
The loops that bring traffic and demand — SEO audits, Meta and Google ads, long-form content and its distribution, original social posts, and Reddit + Facebook engagement — each one recommend- or draft-only by default.
Growth loops grow the top of your funnel. Each one wakes on its own cadence, does a focused job, and surfaces its work as a ticket or a draft — none of them spend money or publish anything without your sign-off. They're the loops you'll see under Growth in the sidebar.
SEO
A 0–100 health score and a prioritized fix plan, filed as tickets.
Meta ads
Draft Meta campaigns and a daily recommend-only audit, capped by a prepaid wallet.
Google Ads
Search campaigns — responsive search ads and keywords — on the same prepaid wallet.
Content
One GEO-optimized long-form article per run, committed as a pull request.
Content distribution
Reshape one published article into a native post for every channel you've enabled.
Social content
One channel-native original post per day for X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Hacker News.
Threads where your product genuinely helps, each with one pre-drafted comment.
Facebook groups
Public groups where your ICP hangs out, plus drafted intros and replies.
Citation tracker
Whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini recommend you — every lost citation becomes a content ticket.
Reddit and Facebook groups are the two arms of one Social engagement engine — they reply inside other people's threads. Social content is separate: it drafts original posts in your own voice. Content distribution is the third: it reshapes an article you've already published into a native post per channel. All are draft-only.
How they're gated
Every growth loop ships recommend-only or draft-only, because their work is either ambiguous (which topic? which audience?) or irreversible (money out, a posted comment). Nothing here graduates to autonomous on its own — you loosen each one from Cadence when you trust what it produces. See How loops work for the model behind that.
| Loop | Default cadence | What it produces | Who acts |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEO | Every ~30 days | Health score report + per-issue tickets | You triage; safe mechanical fixes can spawn a PR |
| Meta ads — campaign drafter | On request | A one-click-deploy campaign draft | You approve to deploy to Meta |
| Meta ads — daily monitor | Daily | A recommend-only audit | You decide what to act on |
| Google Ads | On request | A paused Search campaign (RSAs + keywords) | You approve to set it live |
| Content | Every ~7 days | One article as a pull request | You merge |
| Content distribution | On request | One native post per enabled channel, reshaped from an article | You publish manually |
| Social content | Daily | One original post per enabled channel (X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Hacker News) | You publish manually |
| Daily | Up to 5 opportunities, each with a draft comment | You post manually | |
| Facebook groups | On request | Public groups with a drafted intro, plus in-feed reply drafts | You join + post manually |
| Citation tracker | Weekly | Cited/not-cited across 4 AI engines + a content ticket per lost citation | You approve the questions once, then merge the fix |
Most of these get sharper once the matching tool is connected — Search Console for SEO, GitHub for content, and a funded ad wallet for Ads. See Integrations for setup.