AI for marketing agencies

Monthly reporting that doesn't consume the first week

Point Liminal at the campaign numbers in Google Sheets or Excel and ask for the client deck. It generates the chart data, writes the commentary, and renders a finished PowerPoint with a quality gate: if a slide layout fails its own check, it repairs the slide instead of shipping a draft. The deck structure your client liked last month is remembered for next month.

Every client sounds like themselves

Liminal infers tone from context: the client's existing copy, your briefs, and your corrections, rather than forcing output through one house template. Its local memory keeps each client's voice, banned words, and brand rules separate, so the B2B fintech never sounds like the streetwear label.

Competitive research with receipts

• Multi-source web research: pricing pages, campaigns, positioning shifts: summarized with links to every claim.
• Fan out research across several angles in parallel and get one synthesized brief back.
• Findings saved locally, so the next brief on the same competitor builds on the last one.

Glue work, handled

"Summarize the client thread, file the revisions in Linear, update the Notion brief, and post the status to Slack" is one sentence to Liminal: it carries the context across every connected tool and shows you each write before it lands in a shared workspace.