# Kite

> Kite is your AI marketer. It researches your business, builds a growth strategy, and ships the work that brings you new customers.

Kite is built for teams with more marketing work than they can handle. It learns your business and executes across the full range of marketing work: research, strategy, landing pages and website changes, content, SEO and AI-search visibility, outbound and lead generation, ad research and planning, social, ordering swag, and reporting. Most AIs wait for instructions. Kite finds what needs doing and does it.

Teams work with Kite in the Kite web app or in Slack, where it posts plans, drafts, and finished work. Add Kite to Slack and it also reads the team’s channels and brings ideas without being asked. The work Kite can complete depends on its connected tools and a team’s approval. Kite is built by the team behind Appsmith.

## Product and company

- [Home](/): Main overview of Kite, how it works, and how to get started.
- [Sign up](/signup): Get started with Kite for free.
- [Pricing](/pricing): Plans, pricing, and what is included.
- [Product Marketing](/product-marketing): A deeper product story about Kite as an AI marketer.
- [Kite vs ChatGPT (Primary Markdown)](/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt.md): The primary agent-facing and internal-discovery version of the full comparison, including marketing work, execution, tools, follow-through, and pricing.
- [Kite vs ChatGPT (Designed page)](/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt): The visual HTML presentation of the same comparison.
- [Website Building](/website-builder): Website-building capability within Kite's broader marketing work; start with the marketing goal and review work in the Kite web app or in Slack.
- [Growth Grader](/growth-grader): Free tool to check a site's growth readiness.
- [AI Visibility Checker](/ai-visibility-checker): Free tool that asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude the questions a buyer would ask and shows whether they recommend your business and who they name instead. No account is needed, and answers change, so a result is a snapshot.
- [AI Website Redesign](/ai-website-redesign): Free preview tool that redraws a homepage three ways from the website you enter, keeping its logo, colors and facts. Signing up is required to build and host the direction you pick; the page's bakery example is invented.
- [AI Video Ads](/ai-video-ads): Describe the ad you need and Kite makes a finished video ad with your logo, colors, captions, voiceover and music; the page shows examples made for named businesses and how revisions work by conversation. See the pricing page for current plans and offers.
- [Integrations](/integrations): Overview of marketing-tool connections; availability depends on the connected tools and approvals a team provides.
- [Website Makeover](/your-website-makeover): An entry use case for discussing website redesign directions from public site context.
- [LinkedIn](/linkedin): An entry use case for using a public LinkedIn profile as website-project context.
- [Contact](/contact): Official route for sales, support, and general questions.
- [Newsroom](/newsroom): Official company facts, press resources, and brand assets.
- [About](/about): Product context, official-source guidance, and limits agents should not infer.
- [Use LinkedIn Context for Freelance Website Work](/linkedin-profile-to-freelance-website): A LinkedIn-to-website use-case guide that starts with the freelance marketing goal.

## Use cases

- [All marketing use cases](/use-cases): Directory of the marketing work Kite can do; every use case is also listed below.
- [Add a blog, FAQ, or testimonials section to your website](/use-cases/add-website-sections.md): Turn a website of a few static pages into one with a blog, FAQ, testimonials, case studies, events, or changelog that your team can keep adding to without a developer.
- [Add a booking link to Google and Instagram](/use-cases/add-booking-link.md): Put a booking link on your Google Business Profile and Instagram that takes people straight to the right booking screen, then keep your posts, messages, and website pointing to it.
- [Add a contact form to your website](/use-cases/website-contact-form.md): Put a short contact form on your website that sends every submission straight to your inbox, lets you reply to the visitor from that email, and shows which pages bring in the most inquiries.
- [Add a pop-up signup form to your website](/use-cases/website-pop-up-signup.md): Kite designs and builds a pop-up or exit-intent signup form for the website it hosts for you, writes an offer worth an email address, sends each signup to your inbox and your Mailchimp audience, and measures how many visitors it turns into subscribers.
- [Add a store locator to your website](/use-cases/store-locator.md): Kite turns your list of shops or stockists into a find-a-store page on your website, with a search box, a map and directions for every location, and a list it keeps accurate as locations open, close, or change their hours.
- [Add internal links across your website](/use-cases/internal-linking.md): Connect the pages on your website so search engines and readers find the ones that matter, with links chosen from what each page covers and how it performs in search, written into your pages, and kept up as you publish.
- [Add pages that answer your buyers' questions](/use-cases/pages-for-buyer-questions.md): Find the questions buyers ask on sales calls, in chat, and in search, decide which ones deserve their own page, and get each page written as a draft built from your site's own design.
- [Analyze what customers say about a competitor](/use-cases/competitor-review-analysis.md): Pull a competitor's recent Trustpilot reviews, Hacker News discussions, App Store ratings, and Reddit threads, find the praise and complaints that keep coming back, and turn the weaknesses your product actually fixes into positioning, comparison pages, and ads.
- [Analyze your website traffic](/use-cases/website-traffic-analytics.md): Get a plain-language read on your website's visitors, page views, and bounce rate compared with the period before, with the reason behind each change and what to do about it.
- [Announce a funding round](/use-cases/announce-funding-round.md): Turn your new round into a story worth covering, then get the press release, blog post, LinkedIn posts, and reporter pitches written from one set of confirmed facts and live on the same morning.
- [Announce every product update](/use-cases/product-update-announcements.md): Kite reads what your team shipped in GitHub, Linear, or your public changelog, decides how big an announcement each change deserves, and turns every release into changelog entries, blog posts, customer emails, and social posts, including the features that never got announced.
- [Ask happy customers for referrals](/use-cases/ask-for-referrals.md): Ask happy customers for referrals at the moments they're most likely to say yes, with a personal email from your own address, a follow-up, a thank-you, and a record in HubSpot, so referrals become a weekly routine instead of an occasional favor.
- [Audit a competitor's or prospect's marketing](/use-cases/audit-competitor-or-prospect-marketing.md): Run the same honest, evidence-backed growth assessment on a competitor or a prospect that you would run on your own company, then turn the findings into your next move or a sales conversation.
- [Audit your marketing and prioritize what to fix](/use-cases/marketing-audit.md): Get an honest, evidence-backed audit of your website, SEO, AI visibility, and positioning, with the highest-impact fixes ranked first and a report you can run again to see progress.
- [Audit your messaging for consistency](/use-cases/messaging-consistency-audit.md): Kite reads every page, ad, social profile, and listing where your company describes itself, finds each one that contradicts your current story or still tells the old one, and writes a rewrite for each, starting with the ones the most people see.
- [Automate repetitive marketing tasks](/use-cases/automate-repetitive-marketing-tasks.md): Hand your recurring marketing chores, such as weekly reports, competitor checks, lead follow-up, and content refreshes, to an AI marketer that runs them on a schedule or the moment something happens, without building a workflow step by step.
- [Benchmark your company against competitors](/use-cases/competitive-benchmarking.md): Put your company and a fixed set of competitors on one shared scorecard, built from the same evidence for every company, so you can see where you're ahead, where you're behind, and what to fix first.
- [Build a clear pricing page](/use-cases/pricing-page.md): Kite audits your pricing page, decides where self-serve plans end and a sales conversation begins, builds a page where every buyer can see which plan fits and what to do next, and measures how visitors move through each path.
- [Build a free tool or calculator for your website](/use-cases/free-tools-and-calculators.md): Kite decides which free tool your buyers would actually use, works out the math behind it, builds it on your website as a calculator, comparison tool, or template library, and measures how many visitors use it and become leads.
- [Build a glossary of industry terms](/use-cases/industry-glossary.md): Build a glossary of the terms your buyers search for, with a clear definition on each page and links into the rest of your site, so people new to your category learn its language from you instead of from a competitor.
- [Build a go-to-market strategy](/use-cases/go-to-market-strategy.md): Build a go-to-market strategy from what your company actually sells, with an AI marketer that reads how you sell today, recommends one main goal, picks the audiences and channels to start with, and turns the strategy into work it runs and measures.
- [Build a landing page for each location](/use-cases/local-landing-pages.md): Kite gives every location or city you serve its own page on your website, with the address, hours, services, directions, and local details that make it worth visiting, plus the local business markup search engines read.
- [Build a messaging framework for each buyer](/use-cases/messaging-framework.md): Kite writes down which messages each type of buyer should hear, in what order, and with what proof, using your customers' own words, so your sales team, your website, and your ads all tell each buyer the same story.
- [Build a press kit page](/use-cases/press-kit-page.md): Kite builds a press kit page on your website with your company boilerplate, key facts, founder bios and photos, downloadable logos, recent announcements, and a press contact, written from what it already knows about your company and updated after every announcement.
- [Build a sales funnel with AI](/use-cases/build-a-sales-funnel-with-ai.md): Kite researches your offer and your buyers, plans each step from first visit to purchase, builds the landing page, lead capture form, follow-up emails, and checkout link, and tracks where people drop out so it can improve the weakest step.
- [Build an invite list for an event](/use-cases/event-invite-list.md): Kite turns your event brief into a scored list of named people worth inviting to a dinner, roundtable, webinar, or meetup, with checked roles, professional emails, and a personal reason for each guest.
- [Build pages for your partner or loyalty program](/use-cases/partner-and-loyalty-program-pages.md): Publish a page that explains how your partner, supplier, or loyalty program works, with an application or sign-up form that collects what you need to say yes.
- [Build qualified B2B lead lists](/use-cases/build-b2b-lead-lists.md): Kite builds a prioritized B2B lead list with the company and contact details your team needs for outreach.
- [Catch and explain search ranking drops](/use-cases/ranking-drop-alerts.md): Get an alert within a week when a page you care about falls in Google, find out why it fell from the evidence behind the drop, and fix the page before the lost traffic shows up as lost leads.
- [Check a competitor's search traffic trend](/use-cases/competitor-search-traffic.md): See whether a competitor's search traffic is growing or shrinking month by month, find the keywords and pages behind the change, and compare the trend with your own without paying for an enterprise SEO tool.
- [Check any website's backlinks](/use-cases/backlink-check.md): See how many websites link to you and to your competitors, whether that number is growing or shrinking month by month, and what to do about the gap, without paying for a full SEO suite.
- [Check content against your brand guidelines](/use-cases/brand-guidelines-check.md): Turn your brand guide into specific rules about words, claims, and tone, then check every draft against them before it goes out, whether Kite wrote it or someone on your team did.
- [Check your brand's footprint in search and Wikipedia](/use-cases/brand-search-and-wikipedia.md): Find out whether a search for your company name leads to you, what AI answers say when someone asks about you, and whether Wikipedia and the other sources search engines trust describe you, then fix the gaps that make your brand look unknown.
- [Check your website's readiness for AI agents](/use-cases/ai-agent-readiness.md): Find out whether AI crawlers and agents can reach, read, and understand your website, get a score out of 100, and fix the problems that cost you the most first.
- [Choose which marketing channels to invest in](/use-cases/choose-marketing-channels.md): Find out how much your growth depends on one channel, decide which new channel fits your business and your team, and hear plainly when a channel isn't worth starting yet.
- [Compare your Google rankings with your AI answer visibility](/use-cases/google-vs-ai-answers.md): Kite lines up the keywords you rank for in Google with whether AI answers name you for the same topics, shows where the two disagree, and fixes the gaps with the most search demand behind them first.
- [Compare your LinkedIn activity with your competitors'](/use-cases/linkedin-competitor-review.md): Review the last 30 days of LinkedIn posts from your company page, your founders, and your competitors, see which posts actually draw reactions and comments, and get a specific change to what you post and how often.
- [Compare your pricing with your competitors'](/use-cases/competitor-pricing-analysis.md): See how your prices, plans, and pricing page stack up against the competitors your buyers actually consider, find out where you sit for a customer like yours, and ship the pricing-page changes the comparison points to.
- [Create an llms.txt file for your website](/use-cases/llms-txt.md): Get an llms.txt file that accurately summarizes your company and points AI systems to your most useful pages, placed where your site serves it and kept current as your pages change.
- [Create and promote a lead magnet](/use-cases/lead-magnet.md): Pick a lead magnet topic your buyers already care about, build the guide, template, or tool itself, publish it behind a short form on a focused landing page, promote it by email and social, and see which signups fit your ideal customer.
- [Create illustrations for your website and blog](/use-cases/marketing-illustrations.md): Replace generic stock imagery with original illustrations in one consistent style, made by an AI marketer that writes down your illustration style, matches every new piece to the ones you approved, and puts them on your pages.
- [Create on-brand marketing visuals](/use-cases/on-brand-marketing-visuals.md): Get a steady supply of social, blog, ad, and website images that use your real logo, colors, fonts, and style, made by an AI marketer that learns your brand and keeps every new image consistent with it.
- [Create social media post templates](/use-cases/social-post-templates.md): Build a set of reusable post formats, each with the material it needs and an example in your brand's voice, so anyone on your team can write on-brand posts for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.
- [Create your brand guidelines](/use-cases/brand-guidelines.md): Capture the colors, fonts, logo, imagery, and voice your brand already uses, fill the gaps with choices you approve, and keep one guide that every new asset follows.
- [Decide how much your AI marketer does on its own](/use-cases/ai-marketer-autonomy.md): Choose which marketing work your AI marketer handles on its own and which waits for your go-ahead, so it does real work every day while the person accountable for it decides what goes public, what gets spent, and who gets contacted.
- [Define your ideal customer profile](/use-cases/ideal-customer-profile.md): Turn your best customers and outside company research into a written ideal customer profile, with scoring criteria and the segments to skip, that your sales lists, ads, and website copy can all use.
- [Design your website after a site you admire](/use-cases/design-website-like-one-you-admire.md): Kite studies a website you admire, writes down its colors, type, spacing, and layout as design rules for your site, and builds your pages in that style with your own logo, brand, and copy, either across the whole site or for one section such as a pricing table.
- [Edit marketing photos](/use-cases/edit-marketing-photos.md): Get your existing marketing and product photos edited with AI, from clean cutouts and new backgrounds to fixed details and new images made in the style of a reference, without learning Photoshop.
- [Find accounts with a reason to buy now](/use-cases/why-now-accounts.md): Kite finds companies that fit your ideal customer profile and had a recent, dated event, such as a funding round, a new marketing leader, or a hiring push, that gives you a real reason to reach out this week.
- [Find broken links and broken signup paths](/use-cases/broken-links-and-signup-paths.md): Check every link on your website, click through your signup or checkout path in a real browser the way a visitor would, and fix the dead ends before they cost you customers.
- [Find companies hiring for a specific role](/use-cases/companies-hiring-for-a-role.md): Find the companies that are hiring for the role your product serves, such as a first head of marketing, and reach the right person there while the job is still open.
- [Find companies that are running ads](/use-cases/companies-running-ads.md): Kite finds companies that fit what you sell and are advertising right now, records what each one runs on Meta, Google, or LinkedIn and since when, and turns each company's own ads into a specific reason to reach out.
- [Find fast-growing companies to sell to](/use-cases/fast-growing-companies.md): Find the companies in your market that are adding staff, opening offices, or raising money right now, and get a dated reason to contact each one along with the right people to reach.
- [Find news stories you can respond to](/use-cases/newsjacking.md): Kite watches the news for stories that touch what your company stands for, skips the ones you have nothing to add to, and brings you a drafted response while the story is still fresh.
- [Find online conversations where buyers need you](/use-cases/find-buyer-conversations.md): Find the Reddit threads, X posts, Hacker News discussions, and forum questions where people describe the problem you solve or ask who to hire, then join them with a reply that actually helps.
- [Find out who your competitors really are](/use-cases/identify-competitors.md): Get a verified list of every company and workaround your buyers weigh against you, split into primary and secondary competitors, with the substitutes a simple search would miss and the evidence behind each one.
- [Find the right person to contact at a company](/use-cases/find-the-right-contact.md): Work out which role owns the decision at each company you want to reach, find the person who holds that role today, confirm they still have the job, and get a work email your team can use.
- [Find the search keywords your competitors pay for](/use-cases/competitor-ppc-keywords.md): See which Google searches your competitors buy ads on, how many people search each one, and what a click costs, then turn the keywords worth paying for into a budget and campaigns your team can launch.
- [Find the sources AI answers cite in your category](/use-cases/ai-answer-sources.md): See which roundup articles, review sites, community threads, and documentation ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude cite when buyers ask about your category, and which of those sources leave your company out.
- [Find work email addresses in bulk](/use-cases/find-work-emails.md): Give Kite a list of names and companies, and it finds a work email for each person, checks whether each address can receive mail, labels the ones that are uncertain, and puts the finished list in your CRM, a spreadsheet, or an outreach campaign.
- [Get a monthly SEO report](/use-cases/monthly-seo-report.md): Get a monthly SEO report that arrives on its own, compares your rankings, search traffic, and organic signups with last month and last year, explains what moved and why, and ends with the work worth doing next.
- [Get a weekly marketing report in Slack](/use-cases/weekly-marketing-report.md): Get one honest weekly read on your marketing in Slack: the metrics that matter, what changed since last week and why, checked before they land, and what to do next.
- [Get listed on the sites and directories AI answers cite](/use-cases/get-listed-where-ai-looks.md): Find the roundups, directories, and review sites that ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude cite for your category, then get ready-to-send pitches and directory submissions that make getting your company listed a quick job.
- [Get marketing video ideas every week](/use-cases/weekly-video-ideas.md): Kite proposes one marketing video a week, built on your current goal and what's true about your business, and gives you several ready directions with scripts to pick from before anything is made.
- [Get more meetings booked from your website](/use-cases/website-meeting-bookings.md): Turn website visitors who want to talk into booked meetings with a short intake form that asks the right questions, lets good prospects pick a time on the spot, and works as well on a phone as on a laptop.
- [Get pipeline from conferences and events](/use-cases/conference-and-event-marketing.md): Choose the conferences where your buyers actually show up, reach the right people before the event, and follow up afterward while the conversation is still fresh.
- [Get your founder booked on podcasts](/use-cases/podcast-guest-booking.md): Build a target list of podcasts your buyers already listen to, pitch each host an episode their audience would want, and follow up until your founder is booked, with an AI marketer doing the research, writing, and sending.
- [Grow organic search traffic](/use-cases/grow-organic-search-traffic.md): Find the searches worth ranking for, fix what keeps your pages out of Google, publish the content that answers those searches, and measure whether your organic traffic grows.
- [Improve website conversion](/use-cases/improve-website-conversion.md): Find the pages and funnel steps where visitors drop off, decide which fix is worth the most, then ship and measure the change that turns more of your existing traffic into signups and customers.
- [Improve your visibility in AI answers](/use-cases/ai-answer-visibility.md): Find the buyer questions where your brand is missing from AI answers, learn why competitors get cited instead, and ship the page changes that get ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude to cite you.
- [Keep your LinkedIn company page active](/use-cases/linkedin-company-page.md): Turn your company's real activity into on-brand LinkedIn posts, publish them on a steady cadence, and read the engagement so the next posts get better.
- [Keep your website content fresh](/use-cases/keep-content-fresh.md): Find the pages where your pricing, features, screenshots, and claims have drifted from reality, re-research what's true now, and republish the updates on a schedule so your website stays current.
- [Launch a marketing website](/use-cases/launch-a-marketing-website.md): Turn material you already have, like your LinkedIn profile or pitch deck, into a live marketing website, then keep improving it with the traffic and conversion data it collects.
- [Launch a product or feature](/use-cases/product-launch.md): Plan a product or feature launch around one clear goal, prepare the launch page, announcement, emails, and social posts ahead of time, release them together on launch day, and measure whether the launch worked.
- [List your product on directories and launch sites](/use-cases/product-directories-and-launch-sites.md): Choose the directories and launch communities your buyers and AI answers actually use, describe your product the same way on every one of them, and turn launch day and the reviews that follow into lasting visibility.
- [Make a product launch video](/use-cases/product-launch-video.md): Kite turns the true details of your launch into a finished 60-second launch film, built as a short story around your real product screens, without a video agency or a production crew.
- [Make creator-style product videos](/use-cases/creator-style-product-videos.md): Kite makes vertical, creator-style videos where a person talks to camera or shows your product in use, built around your real product and your own footage, without hiring creators or booking a shoot.
- [Make short-form social videos](/use-cases/short-form-social-videos.md): Kite makes vertical videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts from true details about your business and the material you already have, so you can post short-form video without filming or editing it yourself.
- [Make video ads](/use-cases/video-ads.md): Kite turns true details about your business into short, finished video ads for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, and other placements, using your own product images and footage first and generating only what's missing.
- [Make your pages easy for AI answers to quote](/use-cases/pages-ai-can-quote.md): Find the pages AI answers should be quoting and aren't, see what the quoted competitor pages do differently, and reshape your pages so ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude can lift a clear answer from them.
- [Monitor brand reputation and public mentions](/use-cases/brand-reputation-monitoring.md): Know when your company is mentioned in the news, in reviews, in online communities, and in AI answers, see which mentions need a response, and get the reply or correction drafted without watching every channel yourself.
- [Monitor your website for problems and errors](/use-cases/website-monitoring.md): Kite checks your website every time it changes, reads the errors your visitors run into, confirms your signup path still works, and fixes the problems it finds, so you hear about a broken site from Kite instead of from a customer.
- [Plan seasonal and holiday campaigns](/use-cases/seasonal-campaigns.md): Kite builds a yearly calendar of the dates that matter to your business, starts each campaign from what happened last year, works backward from every date so each piece is ready in time, and saves the results for next year.
- [Plan your website's pages and homepage layout](/use-cases/plan-website-pages.md): Decide which pages your website needs and what goes on your homepage, in what order, from what your business sells, who buys it, and the one action you want visitors to take.
- [Produce paid-ad creative](/use-cases/paid-ad-creative.md): Turn what your customers say and what your competitors run into ad angles, platform-ready copy for Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X, on-brand images and video, and a landing page that keeps the ad's promise.
- [Promote and follow up on a webinar](/use-cases/webinar-promotion-and-follow-up.md): Fill your webinar with the right people, send attendees and no-shows the follow-up that fits each of them, and turn the recording into posts and articles that keep bringing in leads.
- [Publish blog content consistently](/use-cases/run-a-company-blog.md): Keep your company blog on a steady schedule with an AI marketer that picks topics from search demand, drafts posts in your voice, publishes to your site or CMS, distributes them, and learns from what performed.
- [Publish your metrics to build in public](/use-cases/public-metrics-page.md): Kite helps you choose which numbers to share, pulls them from Stripe, PostHog, or Google Analytics, builds a public metrics page with a clear definition for every figure, and keeps it current on the schedule you set.
- [Re-engage dormant leads](/use-cases/reengage-dormant-leads.md): Find the old leads in your CRM still worth contacting, wait for a real new reason to write again, and send personalized win-back outreach that logs itself back to the record.
- [Redesign or refresh your website and brand](/use-cases/website-redesign.md): Give your existing website a makeover with an AI marketer that studies the site you have, proposes three design directions, rebuilds every page in the one you choose, and publishes it after you approve.
- [Remove fake logos and unproven claims from your website](/use-cases/remove-fake-social-proof.md): Find every customer logo, testimonial, badge, and number on your website that you can't back up, remove the ones that aren't real, and replace them with proof that is.
- [Repurpose one piece of content across channels](/use-cases/repurpose-content.md): Turn one article, report, or webinar into LinkedIn posts, carousels, social videos, an email, and blog posts, each built around a different idea from the original and written for the channel it appears on.
- [Research a new market before entering it](/use-cases/new-market-research.md): Find out whether a new segment, country, or industry is worth entering, with an AI marketer that counts the real buyers, maps the competitors already serving them, measures demand, and recommends how to enter with a first test it can run.
- [Research TikTok ads and videos in your category](/use-cases/tiktok-ad-research.md): Kite searches TikTok ads and organic TikTok videos in your category, picks out the ones brands keep running and the ones that far outperform their creator's usual views, and turns what they share into your first TikTok videos and ad copy.
- [Research your competitors' advertising](/use-cases/competitor-ad-research.md): See the ads your competitors are running on Meta, Google, and LinkedIn, find the ones they've kept running longest, and read the offers, angles, and landing pages behind them before you spend on your own campaign.
- [Respond to and qualify inbound leads](/use-cases/inbound-lead-response.md): Kite reads each new form submission or inbound email, researches the person and their company, judges how well they fit your ideal customer, drafts a reply with a clear next step, and records the lead in your CRM.
- [Run a customer spotlight series](/use-cases/customer-spotlight-series.md): Keep a customer or community spotlight series running every month by lining up the next people to feature, asking them a short set of written questions, and publishing each approved spotlight on your blog and LinkedIn.
- [Run a media outreach campaign](/use-cases/media-outreach.md): Find the journalists who actually cover your kind of news, read what each one has written lately, and send every reporter a pitch written for them, with follow-ups and coverage tracking after.
- [Run account-based marketing campaigns](/use-cases/account-based-marketing.md): Pick the companies you most want as customers, research each one, find the people who make the buying decision, and reach them with a page, emails, and LinkedIn ads written for that account.
- [Run an in-depth competitor analysis](/use-cases/competitor-analysis.md): Get one cited report on a competitor, or any company, that covers what it sells, how big it is, how it's funded, who leads it, how it shows up in search and AI answers, and where it leaves an opening for you.
- [Run personalized outbound email campaigns](/use-cases/outbound-email-campaigns.md): Find the right prospects, write each email from real research, send it from a working address, and schedule the follow-ups, so outbound reads like a person wrote it even at volume.
- [See which of your keywords show Google AI Overviews](/use-cases/google-ai-overviews.md): Kite lists the keywords your site ranks for in Google, flags the ones that show an AI Overview, ranks them by how much traffic is at stake, and checks whether those AI summaries cite you or your competitors.
- [Send a company newsletter](/use-cases/company-newsletter.md): Kite gathers what your company did this month, picks the few things your readers will care about, writes the newsletter in your brand voice, sends it through Mailchimp, Brevo, or Resend once you approve it, and uses each issue's clicks to plan the next one.
- [Send a monthly product update email](/use-cases/product-update-email.md): Kite gathers what your team shipped each month, works out which changes your customers have been waiting for, and writes and sends a product update email that tells them what they can now do.
- [Set up custom alerts for anything you track](/use-cases/custom-alerts.md): Tell Kite what you want to know about in one sentence, and it watches the web page, Slack channel, search, or business number involved, stays quiet while nothing has changed, and tells you when something does.
- [Show your product on your homepage](/use-cases/product-visuals-on-homepage.md): Replace cluttered or outdated screenshots with a clean, on-brand mock-up of your product, built in code on your homepage, so visitors understand what your software does at a glance.
- [Teach an AI agent about your company](/use-cases/teach-an-ai-agent-about-your-company.md): Give an AI marketer a lasting understanding of your company, your brand, and your customers, so it stops asking for the same background in every request and gets better each time you correct it.
- [Tell the story behind your products](/use-cases/brand-origin-stories.md): Kite gathers the true details of where your products come from, how they're made, and who makes them, then writes origin stories, maker profiles, and product stories in your voice and publishes them where shoppers decide to buy.
- [Test what improves your AI visibility](/use-cases/ai-visibility-experiments.md): Find out which of your changes actually got ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity to mention your company more often, by measuring a fixed set of buyer questions before and after one change at a time.
- [Track campaign links with consistent UTM tags](/use-cases/utm-tracking.md): Give every campaign link the same UTM naming scheme across ads, email, social posts, and partner links, keep a record of the links in use, and see which campaigns bring the visitors who convert.
- [Track signups, form fills, and conversions](/use-cases/conversion-tracking.md): Know how many people signed up, filled out a form, or booked a call, which pages and sources brought them, and whether your conversion rate is rising, with tracking that's set up correctly and stays correct as your site changes.
- [Track visitors from AI assistants](/use-cases/ai-assistant-referral-traffic.md): See how many visitors ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini send to your website, which pages they land on, and whether they sign up or buy, with Kite reading your site's analytics and reporting the numbers every week.
- [Track whether AI assistants recommend your brand](/use-cases/ai-visibility-tracking.md): Kite asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google's AI answers the same buyer questions every day, records whether they name you, which competitors they name instead, and which sources they cite, and tells you only when a change is real.
- [Turn call notes and Slack threads into blog posts](/use-cases/conversations-to-blog-posts.md): Kite reads your Slack threads and customer call transcripts, finds the conversations that hold an idea worth publishing, writes the blog post in your brand's voice for a reader who wasn't in the room, and publishes it to your website once you approve.
- [Turn customer wins into case studies](/use-cases/case-studies.md): Find the customer wins worth telling in your calls, Slack threads, and reports, draft each case study from what the customer actually said, and get it approved and published without weeks of interviews and back-and-forth.
- [Turn your notes and voice memos into social posts](/use-cases/notes-to-social-posts.md): Give Kite your rough notes, a dictated idea, or a transcript, and it builds finished social posts from your own words, asks only for the detail a post is missing, and publishes them once you approve.
- [Update your website without a developer](/use-cases/update-your-website-without-a-developer.md): Describe the change you want, such as a new headline, a fixed typo, or a new section, and Kite makes it on your website, shows you a preview, and publishes it once you approve.
- [Validate a new idea in two weeks](/use-cases/idea-validation-sprint.md): Find out whether people want a new product or offer before you build it, with an AI marketer that checks existing demand, sets a pass-or-fail rule, builds the test page, ads, and outreach, and gives you a clear answer at the end of two weeks.
- [Verify email addresses before you send](/use-cases/email-verification.md): Check every address on your list before a campaign goes out, see which ones are verified, catch-all, risky, unverified, or invalid, and hold back the ones likely to bounce so your emails keep reaching the inbox.
- [Write a company and product brief](/use-cases/company-and-product-brief.md): Get one accurate, sourced brief on what your company is, what it sells, and who buys it, built from your website, your reviews, and the documents you already have, so every new hire, agency, and tool starts from the same facts.
- [Write a founder bio for press](/use-cases/founder-bio.md): Turn your founder's real experience into a press bio in every length journalists, podcast hosts, and event organizers ask for, all telling the same story as your company and kept current as things change.
- [Write a product FAQ from customer questions](/use-cases/product-faq.md): Find the questions customers ask most before they buy, answer each one from your real policies and product details, and publish the answers on the product pages where shoppers hesitate.
- [Write a stronger homepage headline and call to action](/use-cases/homepage-headline.md): Kite works out why visitors leave your homepage without understanding what you do, rewrites the headline, subheadline, and call to action in your customers' words, publishes the new version with your approval, and measures whether more visitors click.
- [Write a week of social media posts](/use-cases/weekly-social-media-posts.md): Kite drafts your social media posts for the week from what actually happened at your business, writes each one for the channel it's going to, and publishes the approved posts to your Facebook Page and Instagram on their planned days.
- [Write a white paper](/use-cases/white-papers.md): Write a credible white paper or technical deep-dive from the expertise your team already has, with your experts answering a short list of questions instead of spending a month on a draft.
- [Write an editorial style guide](/use-cases/editorial-style-guide.md): Turn the edits and rejections your founder keeps making into a written style guide, with each rule backed by a real example, so drafts arrive closer to right and reviews stop repeating themselves.
- [Write an onboarding brief for a new marketer](/use-cases/marketing-hire-onboarding-brief.md): Give a new marketer one brief that covers your company, customers, and brand, what your marketing has already tried, which decisions are settled, and what's still unknown, written from what your team actually knows.
- [Write Facebook and Instagram ad copy](/use-cases/meta-ad-copy.md): Write the primary text, headlines, and descriptions for your Facebook and Instagram ads from what your customers actually say, checked against Meta's recommended lengths and ready for your team to upload.
- [Write Google search ads](/use-cases/google-search-ad-copy.md): Write the headlines and descriptions for your Google responsive search ads from what your customers actually say, with every line matched to your keyword, checked against Google's character limits, and ready for your team to add to Google Ads.
- [Write in an executive's own voice](/use-cases/executive-voice-ghostwriting.md): Build a voice profile for your founder or an executive from their real writing, so the posts, articles, and emails Kite drafts under their name sound like them.
- [Write investor updates](/use-cases/investor-updates.md): Send a clear investor update every month, written from what actually happened in your revenue, customers, and marketing, and keep every update telling the same story you'll pitch in your next raise.
- [Write LinkedIn messages and warm intro requests](/use-cases/linkedin-messages-and-intros.md): Kite researches each person you want to reach, finds a real reason to write to them now, spots who might introduce you, and drafts short LinkedIn messages and intro requests for you to send.
- [Write LinkedIn posts for founders and executives](/use-cases/executive-linkedin-posts.md): Get a few LinkedIn posts drafted every week for each founder or executive, built from their own stories and opinions, written in their voice, and ready for them to approve and post.
- [Write partnership outreach emails](/use-cases/partnership-outreach-emails.md): Write a personal email sequence for every company you want to partner with, built on research into that company's customers, products, and recent news, so each email explains why working together makes sense for them.
- [Write pricing plans for each type of buyer](/use-cases/pricing-plan-descriptions.md): Kite works out which kinds of buyers your plans serve, rewrites each plan's description so it names the buyer it's for and the moment they'd move up, and publishes the new pricing page once you approve it.
- [Write product descriptions at scale](/use-cases/product-descriptions.md): Write a distinct, on-brand description for every product in your catalog, built from each product's own details and the words your shoppers search with, and publish them to your Shopify or WooCommerce store.
- [Write video scripts](/use-cases/video-scripts.md): Kite writes tight, beat-by-beat scripts for marketing videos, YouTube explainers, and short social videos, built on a true detail about your business, with shot notes and timing when you want them and a finished film when you'd rather not shoot it yourself.
- [Write your About page and team bios](/use-cases/about-page-and-team-bios.md): Turn the facts about your company and the people behind it into an About page that explains who you are and why buyers can trust you, with team bios that sound like the real people they describe.

## Integrations

- [All integration guides](/integrations/guides): Directory of what Kite can read, change, and deliver with each connected tool.
- [Ahrefs + Kite](/integrations/ahrefs.md): Kite reads Ahrefs backlink and referring-domain data to compare your link profile with the brands AI answers cite, find the sites worth pitching for a link, and see which pages earn your competitors their links.
- [Airtable + Kite](/integrations/airtable.md): Kite writes researched prospects into your Airtable tables as complete records, keeps those records current, works from the bases you already keep, builds new tables for a list, and leaves comments for your team on the records it changes.
- [Amplitude + Kite](/integrations/amplitude.md): Kite reads your Amplitude funnels, retention, and user activity to find where people drop out of your product's key journeys and which channels bring users who stay, then marks its changes on your charts, saves cohorts, and keeps your tracking plan clean.
- [Apollo + Kite](/integrations/apollo.md): Kite uses Apollo to find target companies and the right people inside them, add verified work emails and phone numbers, read news and hiring signals, keep your Apollo CRM current, and enroll approved prospects into outreach sequences.
- [Attio + Kite](/integrations/attio.md): Kite adds qualified prospects and inbound leads to Attio with its research attached, keeps people, company, and deal records current, reads your pipeline and closed deals to decide where marketing should focus, and leaves notes and tasks for your team on the records it touches.
- [BetterContact + Kite](/integrations/bettercontact.md): Kite uses your BetterContact account to find work emails and direct phone numbers for the prospects on your list, search for new leads by role and company, and put the results to work in your CRM, a spreadsheet, or an email campaign.
- [Brevo + Kite](/integrations/brevo.md): Kite reads your Brevo contacts and lists, writes your email templates and campaign copy, builds SMS campaigns for the right lists and segments, keeps company records in Brevo's CRM, and reads the results of every email and SMS send.
- [Clay + Kite](/integrations/clay.md): Kite uses Clay to turn partial lead data into complete, usable records: it fills in professional emails, titles, and firmographics with a confidence label and source, finds and enriches new companies and contacts, and queries the Clay audience data available through Kite's built-in Clay connection.
- [Close + Kite](/integrations/close.md): Kite adds qualified companies to Close as new leads with its research attached, gives your reps a task and a drafted text message for the next step, logs calls and texts on the lead's timeline, and reads your team's notes to learn what buyers are saying.
- [Contentful + Kite](/integrations/contentful.md): Kite writes and publishes Contentful entries, changes the copy on live pages of your website, uploads images, schedules launches, and fills in every locale your space supports, all through your connected Contentful account.
- [Crustdata + Kite](/integrations/crustdata.md): Crustdata is a B2B data provider with company and people databases built from firmographic records and public LinkedIn data. Kite uses it to find companies that match your target market, find the right people at those companies, pull a contact's employment history and work email, and read recent public LinkedIn activity.
- [DataForSEO + Kite](/integrations/dataforseo.md): Kite uses DataForSEO to measure where your brand appears in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude, find the competitors you actually face in search, and line the results up against organic rankings and keyword demand.
- [Dropcontact + Kite](/integrations/dropcontact.md): Kite uses your Dropcontact account to find and check work emails for the people on your list, fill in their LinkedIn profiles, phone numbers, locations, and company details, and then put the finished contacts to work in your CRM, a spreadsheet, or an email campaign.
- [Exa + Kite](/integrations/exa.md): Kite uses Exa to find companies and people that match a plain-language description, read the pages behind them, catch account news, and see what a competitor's page said before it changed, with the source kept for every fact.
- [Facebook Pages + Kite](/integrations/facebook-pages.md): Kite writes and publishes posts to your Facebook Page, schedules and edits them, replies to comments and messages, and reads Page and post Insights to learn which posts reach and engage your audience.
- [Fathom + Kite](/integrations/fathom.md): Kite reads the transcripts, summaries, and action items from your Fathom calls to pull customer language into your messaging, answer the objections buyers raise, find case study candidates, and follow up after sales calls.
- [Figma + Kite](/integrations/figma.md): Kite reads the brand styles, components, and mockups in your Figma files so its social images, ads, emails, and web pages match your design system, builds Figma mockups into live pages, exports finished frames for campaigns, and answers design feedback in Figma comments.
- [Findymail + Kite](/integrations/findymail.md): Kite uses your Findymail account to find work emails from a person's name and company, check that an address can receive mail before a campaign goes out, and search for new prospects by describing them in plain language, then puts the results to work in your CRM or an email campaign.
- [Folk + Kite](/integrations/folk.md): Kite adds the people and companies it qualifies to the right Folk group with that group's fields filled in, writes its research into notes, keeps contact details current, and reads your groups and notes to plan who your marketing should reach.
- [FullEnrich + Kite](/integrations/fullenrich.md): Kite uses your FullEnrich account to find work emails and mobile numbers for the people on your list, identify who is behind an email address that signed up or got in touch, and search for new prospects, then puts the contacts to work in your CRM or an outreach campaign.
- [GitHub + Kite](/integrations/github.md): Kite works on the marketing website your team keeps in GitHub, delivers its changes as pull requests your developers can review, keeps the code for sites it builds in your own repository, turns merged pull requests into launch content, and files website problems as GitHub issues.
- [Gmail + Kite](/integrations/gmail.md): Kite writes, sends, and follows up on email from your own Gmail address, watches your inbox for mail that needs you, and keeps campaign replies sorted with labels and filters.
- [Google Ads + Kite](/integrations/google-ads.md): Kite reads your Google Ads account to report on campaign performance, audit budgets, bidding, keywords, and Quality Scores, find new keywords worth bidding on, and write fresh responsive search ads from the lines that already work.
- [Google Analytics + Kite](/integrations/google-analytics.md): Kite reads your Google Analytics 4 reports to find where traffic and conversions fall off, traces which campaigns and landing pages bring the visits that convert, exports the users in an audience, and sets up the custom dimensions and metrics your reports are missing.
- [Google Docs + Kite](/integrations/google-docs.md): Kite reads the briefs, brand guides, and notes your team keeps in Google Docs, writes its drafts as formatted Google Docs your team can edit, revises existing docs section by section, fills in your templates, and exports finished documents as PDFs.
- [Google Drive + Kite](/integrations/google-drive.md): Kite finds and reads the briefs, brand guides, and research your team keeps in Google Drive, saves finished drafts, images, and videos into the right folders, shares them with the people who need them, and works through the comments your team leaves.
- [Google Forms + Kite](/integrations/google-forms.md): Kite builds Google Forms for signups, registrations, and surveys, then reads every response to qualify leads, follow up with the people who asked, and turn open-ended survey answers into marketing decisions.
- [Google Search Console + Kite](/integrations/google-search-console.md): Connect Google Search Console to Kite for free, and Kite reads your query and page performance to decide which pages to improve, checks which URLs Google has indexed, and registers and submits sitemaps for the sites it hosts.
- [Google Sheets + Kite](/integrations/google-sheets.md): Kite writes complete, sourced prospect rows into your Google Sheets, updates them by a key column so the list stays current, reads a spreadsheet you already keep, and organizes it with sorting, filters, and charts.
- [HubSpot + Kite](/integrations/hubspot.md): Kite connects to your HubSpot account to create and update contacts, companies, and deals with the research behind each lead, log notes, tasks, and meetings, and draft, publish, and measure marketing emails and campaigns.
- [Hunter + Kite](/integrations/hunter.md): Kite uses your Hunter account to find work emails from a name and a company, find the right person at a company when you only have its domain, verify addresses before a campaign, and keep your Hunter leads and lists up to date with its research.
- [Icypeas + Kite](/integrations/icypeas.md): Kite uses your Icypeas account to find and verify work email addresses, build prospect lists from Icypeas's people and company databases, read LinkedIn profiles and company pages, and match email addresses to the people behind them.
- [Instagram + Kite](/integrations/instagram.md): Kite publishes posts, Reels, and carousels to your Instagram business account, reads how each one performs, replies to comments and mentions, and answers direct messages in conversations your customers start.
- [Instantly + Kite](/integrations/instantly.md): Kite loads qualified, personalized leads into your Instantly campaigns, writes and launches the sequences, keeps your sending mailboxes healthy, and reads campaign results and replies to decide what to change next.
- [Intercom + Kite](/integrations/intercom.md): Kite reads your Intercom conversations and call transcripts to learn what prospects ask, follows the people who chatted through to signups and sales, qualifies and tags new leads, and keeps your help center and Fin's content current.
- [Lemlist + Kite](/integrations/lemlist.md): Kite adds qualified, personalized leads to your Lemlist campaigns, writes multichannel sequences across email and LinkedIn, acts on the buying moments your Lemlist watchlists catch, sorts replies, and reads campaign results to decide what to change next.
- [Linear + Kite](/integrations/linear.md): Kite reads the issues, cycles, and projects your product team closes in Linear and turns them into release notes, launch emails, and social posts, then tracks your marketing team's own campaigns as Linear issues and projects.
- [LinkedIn + Kite](/integrations/linkedin.md): Kite writes LinkedIn posts in your voice or your company's, publishes them to your profile or a company page you manage once you approve, replies to comments, and reads impressions, clicks, and follower growth to decide what to post next.
- [LinkedIn Ads + Kite](/integrations/linkedin-ads.md): Kite uses LinkedIn Ads to build Sponsored Content campaigns with targeting, bids, and image ads, report on how campaigns perform, install and check the LinkedIn Insight Tag, and send conversions back to LinkedIn.
- [Lusha + Kite](/integrations/lusha.md): Kite uses your Lusha account to fill in missing work emails and phone numbers on the contacts you already have, find new people and companies that match your ideal customer, spot job changes and hiring at the accounts you care about, and carry the results into your CRM or an outreach campaign.
- [Mailchimp + Kite](/integrations/mailchimp.md): Kite organizes your Mailchimp audiences, writes, tests, and sends your campaigns, sends website signups into the right audience with tags, starts automated emails at the right moment, and reads the opens, clicks, and revenue each campaign earns.
- [Meta Ads + Kite](/integrations/meta-ads.md): Kite reads your Meta Ads account to report on how your Facebook and Instagram campaigns perform, audit how each campaign and ad set is built, and write fresh ad copy and visuals from the ads that already work.
- [Microsoft Clarity + Kite](/integrations/microsoft-clarity.md): Kite reads Microsoft Clarity to find the pages where visitors rage-click, hit dead ends, or stop scrolling, breaks the problem down by campaign and device, fixes the page, and checks Clarity again to see whether visitors struggle less.
- [Mixpanel + Kite](/integrations/mixpanel.md): Kite reads your Mixpanel funnels, flows, retention, and saved reports to find where users drop out and which campaigns bring people who stay, then builds the cohorts, experiments, dashboards, and tracking fixes that act on what it finds.
- [Moz + Kite](/integrations/moz.md): Kite reads Moz's Domain Authority, Page Authority, Spam Score, and link data to compare your site with competitors and the sources AI answers cite, find the pages that earn links, and vet and confirm link-building outreach.
- [Notion + Kite](/integrations/notion.md): Kite saves prospect and account research into your Notion databases as structured rows, writes briefs and research documents as Notion pages, reads the context your team already keeps there, and builds and maintains the database as the list grows.
- [Pipedrive + Kite](/integrations/pipedrive.md): Kite adds qualified prospects to your Pipedrive Leads Inbox with its research attached, schedules the next activity for your reps, creates and updates deals, and reads your pipeline to learn which marketing turns into revenue.
- [PostHog + Kite](/integrations/posthog.md): Kite reads your PostHog funnels, web analytics, heatmaps, and session recordings to find where people stop converting, then sets up the experiments, surveys, cohorts, and email workflows that address it and measures the result in the same project.
- [PredictLeads + Kite](/integrations/predictleads.md): Kite uses PredictLeads to find companies the moment they raise funding, hire, open a new office, or make news, read the freshest buying signals on accounts you already track, and expand a target list with lookalike companies.
- [Reddit + Kite](/integrations/reddit.md): Kite finds the subreddits and threads where your buyers ask for recommendations, reads the full conversation and each community's rules, replies and posts from your connected Reddit account once you approve, and follows the replies that come back.
- [Reply.io + Kite](/integrations/reply-io.md): Kite adds qualified, personalized contacts to your Reply.io lists and sequences, writes the email, LinkedIn, and call steps, starts the outreach once you approve, keeps your sending inboxes working, and tracks where every contact stands.
- [Resend + Kite](/integrations/resend.md): Kite builds and cleans your Resend audience, writes and sends broadcast campaigns to the right segment, runs automated welcome and re-engagement sequences, and reads the delivery and engagement data each send earns.
- [RocketReach + Kite](/integrations/rocketreach.md): Kite uses your RocketReach account to find the right people at the companies you want to reach, look up their contact details, check each company's size, industry, technology, funding, and growth, and carry the finished list into your CRM, a spreadsheet, or an email campaign.
- [Salesforce + Kite](/integrations/salesforce.md): Kite adds the prospects it finds to Salesforce as leads or as contacts on your existing accounts, keeps those records current with its research, builds and fills Salesforce campaigns, logs follow-up for your reps, and reads your opportunities and reports to show which marketing turned into pipeline.
- [Sanity + Kite](/integrations/sanity.md): Kite reads the documents in your Sanity dataset to audit your site's content, changes the wording behind a page when its research says the page should say something different, removes documents you're retiring, and checks that each change is live.
- [Self-hosted WordPress + Kite](/integrations/wordpress-self-hosted.md): Kite finds the posts on your self-hosted WordPress site that need work, rewrites them, publishes new posts with featured images, categories, and tags, and keeps authors and categories in order, all through your own WordPress login.
- [Semrush + Kite](/integrations/semrush.md): Kite reads your Semrush keyword, competitor, paid search, and backlink data to work out why competitors outrank you in Google and AI answers, then writes and publishes the pages that close the gap.
- [SerpApi + Kite](/integrations/serpapi.md): Kite uses your SerpApi account to read live results from Google and other search engines, then uses them to compare what ranks with what AI answers cite, check how your brand shows up, follow news and demand, and research competitors' products, reviews, and local listings.
- [Shopify + Kite](/integrations/shopify.md): Kite reads your Shopify orders and customers to find who to market to, tags them for your campaigns, sets up discount codes, gift cards, and sale collections, writes your product descriptions, store pages, and blog posts, and launches new products in your store.
- [Slack + Kite](/integrations/slack.md): Kite works inside your Slack workspace: it takes marketing requests in channels and direct messages, reads the threads and files your team shares, turns what it hears into proposed work, and brings plans, approvals, files, and reports back to the thread.
- [Storyblok + Kite](/integrations/storyblok.md): Kite changes the copy on the live pages of your Storyblok site, publishes each change and confirms it's live, reads your stories, tags, and navigation to find what needs work, and rewrites pages so AI answers can quote them.
- [Stripe + Kite](/integrations/stripe.md): Kite reads your Stripe customers, subscriptions, checkouts, and promotion codes to find which signups become paying customers, which campaigns and landing pages bring in revenue, and which conversion fixes are worth making first.
- [Supabase + Kite](/integrations/supabase.md): Kite queries your Supabase database to measure signups, activation, and paid conversion, build campaign audiences from what people did in your product, learn which companies your best customers work at, and save finished lead lists into your own tables.
- [Typeform + Kite](/integrations/typeform.md): Kite reads your Typeform responses to find which forms bring in leads worth having, acts on each new submission as it arrives, and builds and revises forms, questions, and themes in your brand.
- [Webflow + Kite](/integrations/webflow.md): Kite updates the CMS content behind your Webflow pages and blog, publishes the site so changes go live, keeps product inventory accurate, and manages Webflow store orders from fulfillment through refunds.
- [Wiza + Kite](/integrations/wiza.md): Kite uses your Wiza account to get emails, phone numbers, and job details for the people you want to reach from their LinkedIn profiles, size an audience with Wiza's prospect search before building a list, and carry the finished contacts into your CRM or an email campaign.
- [WooCommerce + Kite](/integrations/woocommerce.md): Kite reads your WooCommerce orders, products, and customers to find what's selling and who's buying, rewrites and launches product listings, builds email audiences from real purchase history, and measures what each change sold.
- [WordPress.com + Kite](/integrations/wordpress-com.md): Kite writes new blog posts and pages for your WordPress.com site and publishes them, saves them as drafts, or sends them for review, uploads the images that go with them, and takes down posts you no longer want live.
- [YouTube + Kite](/integrations/youtube.md): Kite uploads videos to your YouTube channel, writes their titles, descriptions, and tags, organizes playlists and your channel page, answers comments, and reads views, subscribers, and watch time to decide what to make next.

## How-tos

- [All marketing how-tos](/how-to): Directory of practical workflows, the tools they use, and the work you get back.
- [How to add a new landing page to your Webflow site with AI](/how-to/add-a-new-landing-page-to-your-webflow-site-with-ai.md): AI can build a landing page directly on your Webflow site: an AI marketer like Kite writes the page from your campaign, builds it from your site's own styles through Webflow's connection, sets its search and sharing details, and publishes it once you approve.
- [How to add Apollo prospects to Airtable](/how-to/add-apollo-prospects-to-airtable.md): Most people export a CSV from Apollo and import it into Airtable or let an Apollo workflow create new records, while an AI marketer can qualify each prospect, check your base for existing rows, and write the people and companies into the tables and fields your team already uses.
- [How to add Apollo prospects to Attio](/how-to/add-apollo-prospects-to-attio.md): You can export Apollo prospects as a CSV and import them into Attio, or connect the two with an automation tool, while an AI marketer can qualify each prospect, match them to the people and companies already in Attio, and add them to the list your team works from with the research attached.
- [How to add Apollo prospects to Google Sheets](/how-to/add-apollo-prospects-to-google-sheets.md): To get Apollo prospects into Google Sheets, you can export them from Apollo as a CSV file and import it into a sheet, or have an AI marketer qualify each prospect, match them to your sheet's columns, and add or update one row per person.
- [How to add Apollo prospects to HubSpot](/how-to/add-apollo-prospects-to-hubspot.md): Apollo's HubSpot integration pushes the contacts you save in Apollo into HubSpot, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, checking HubSpot for duplicates, and creating the contacts and companies with the research sales needs.
- [How to add buying-signal accounts to HubSpot with PredictLeads](/how-to/add-buying-signal-accounts-to-hubspot-with-predictleads.md): To add PredictLeads buying-signal accounts to HubSpot, you find companies with a recent event such as a funding round or a new hire, keep the ones that fit your customer profile, and write them into HubSpot as companies with the signal, its date, and its source on the record, which an AI marketer can do for you while checking HubSpot for accounts you already track.
- [How to add Clay prospects to Salesforce](/how-to/add-clay-prospects-to-salesforce.md): Clay's Salesforce integration creates or updates a Salesforce record for each row in a Clay table, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, checking Salesforce for existing leads, contacts, and accounts, and writing each person as the right kind of record with the reason they were added.
- [How to add qualified leads to HubSpot](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-hubspot.md): You can add qualified leads to HubSpot by hand, through a CSV import, or through a connected tool, and an AI marketer can go further by checking each lead's fit, finding the records that already exist, and writing contacts and companies with the right lifecycle stage, an owner, and the reason sales should call.
- [How to add qualified leads to Instantly](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-instantly.md): You add leads to an Instantly campaign by uploading a CSV, importing from a connected source, or using Instantly's API, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each lead, verifying the email, writing the personalization your sequence uses, and loading the finished list once you approve it.
- [How to add qualified leads to Lemlist](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-lemlist.md): You add leads to a Lemlist campaign by importing a CSV, adding them from Lemlist's own lead database or a connected CRM, or through Lemlist's API, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each lead, filling in every variable the campaign's email and LinkedIn steps use, and adding the finished list once you approve it.
- [How to add qualified leads to Outreach](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-outreach.md): You add qualified leads to an Outreach sequence by creating them as prospects and then adding them to the sequence with the mailbox that sends it, and an AI marketer can do that loading for you after confirming each lead still fits and writing its research into fields your sequence can use.
- [How to add qualified leads to Pipedrive](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-pipedrive.md): You can add qualified leads to Pipedrive by hand in the Leads Inbox, with a spreadsheet import, or by having an AI marketer check each lead, match it to the people already in your account, and add it with an owner, a label, the reason it qualified, and a first call for the rep.
- [How to add qualified leads to Salesforce](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-salesforce.md): You can add qualified leads to Salesforce by hand, with the Data Import Wizard, or through a Web-to-Lead form, and an AI marketer can go further by checking each lead, searching Salesforce for existing leads, contacts, and accounts, and creating each lead with an owner, a rating, the reason it qualified, and a follow-up task.
- [How to add qualified leads to Salesloft](/how-to/add-qualified-leads-to-salesloft.md): You add leads to a Salesloft cadence from the People page, a CSV import, or your synced CRM, and an AI marketer can do the qualifying first, then create each person in Salesloft with a note explaining the fit and enroll them in the cadence you choose.
- [How to add the LinkedIn Insight Tag to your website](/how-to/add-the-linkedin-insight-tag-to-your-website.md): You add the LinkedIn Insight Tag by copying your ad account's tag from Campaign Manager onto every page of your site, and an AI marketer can find or create the tag for you, put it on the site it builds, and confirm that LinkedIn sees it firing from your domain.
- [How to add your blog posts to your llms.txt file](/how-to/add-your-blog-posts-to-your-llms-txt-file.md): To add your blog posts to your llms.txt file, give them their own section of links with a one-line description of what each post answers, keep thin or hidden posts out, and update the section every time you publish, which an AI marketer can handle for you as part of publishing each post.
- [How to analyze the landing pages behind your competitors' ads](/how-to/analyze-the-landing-pages-behind-your-competitors-ads.md): To see where your competitors' ads send people, open each ad's destination link in the Meta Ad Library, the Google Ads Transparency Center, or the LinkedIn Ad Library, then read each page for its type, headline, offer, main call to action, and whether it keeps the ad's promise, which is the work Kite does across every competitor's longest-running ads.
- [How to audit a landing page for conversion problems for free](/how-to/audit-a-landing-page-for-conversion-problems-for-free.md): To find out why a landing page isn't converting, check that the conversion is measured, read the page as a first-time visitor, test every step of the signup path, and rank the problems by evidence, and Kite does this for free, either through its public page audit or by auditing any page you name.
- [How to audit your Google Analytics 4 setup](/how-to/audit-your-google-analytics-4-setup.md): To audit a Google Analytics 4 setup, start from the conversions your business actually cares about and check that each one is recorded once, marked as a key event, and credited to the right traffic source, then check the property settings that shape every report, which is the audit an AI marketer can run for you and rank by what to fix first.
- [How to book meetings with conference speakers before the event](/how-to/book-meetings-with-conference-speakers-before-the-event.md): To book meetings with conference speakers before the event, pick the few speakers whose role and session fit what you sell, confirm who they are now, and send each one a short, personal request a few weeks ahead that names their session and asks for a brief meeting at the event, which an AI marketer like Kite can research, write, and send for your approval.
- [How to build a contact list from LinkedIn with Wiza](/how-to/build-a-contact-list-from-linkedin-with-wiza.md): Wiza turns the people you find in its own prospect search, or the LinkedIn profiles you upload, into a list with work emails, and an AI marketer can go further by deciding who belongs on the list, spending Wiza credits only on people who fit, and delivering a scored list to your CRM or spreadsheet.
- [How to build a lead list from company signals with PredictLeads and Crustdata](/how-to/build-a-lead-list-from-company-signals-with-predictleads-crustdata.md): Use PredictLeads to find companies that just raised money, hired a leader, or started hiring for a team, then use Crustdata to check each company's fit and find the decision-makers and their work emails, and an AI marketer can run both steps and hand you a list where every row carries its reason to reach out now.
- [How to build a LinkedIn prospect list with PhantomBuster](/how-to/build-a-linkedin-prospect-list-with-phantombuster.md): To build a LinkedIn prospect list with PhantomBuster, you point a search export phantom at a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search and it collects the profiles in the results, and an AI marketer can go further by choosing the search, qualifying and scoring each person, and organizing the people under their companies.
- [How to build a media list of journalists who cover your industry](/how-to/build-a-media-list-of-journalists-who-cover-your-industry.md): Find journalists who write about your industry by starting from the articles published on your topic in recent months, checking that each writer still covers that beat at that outlet, and keeping the result as a short list with the evidence for every name.
- [How to build a prospect list from LinkedIn data](/how-to/build-a-prospect-list-from-linkedin-data.md): You build a prospect list from LinkedIn by searching profiles, companies, and posts for people who fit your ideal customer profile, and an AI marketer can run those searches, confirm each person's current role, add work emails, and deliver a scored list your team can contact.
- [How to build a prospect list with People Data Labs](/how-to/build-a-prospect-list-with-people-data-labs.md): You build a prospect list with People Data Labs by searching its person and company data with your audience criteria, and an AI marketer can turn your ideal customer profile into that search, qualify every match, and deliver a scored list with contact details.
- [How to build a prospect list with RocketReach](/how-to/build-a-prospect-list-with-rocketreach.md): You build a prospect list with RocketReach by searching its people and company data for your target audience and looking up contact details for the people who fit, and an AI marketer can choose the accounts, qualify each person, and spend your lookups only on the prospects worth contacting.
- [How to build a qualified prospect list with Apollo](/how-to/build-a-qualified-prospect-list-with-apollo.md): To build a qualified prospect list in Apollo, turn your ideal customer profile into Apollo's company and people filters, then check each match for current role, fit, and a reason to reach out before you save it, and an AI marketer can do that checking, scoring, and enrichment for you.
- [How to buy a domain name for your business website](/how-to/buy-a-domain-name-for-your-business-website.md): You buy a domain name by searching for an available name at a registrar, paying for at least a year, and pointing it at your website, and when Kite builds and hosts your site, you can buy the domain at publish and Kite connects it to the site for you.
- [How to check whether a competitor's ad claims hold up in customer reviews](/how-to/check-whether-a-competitors-ad-claims-hold-up-in-customer-reviews.md): To check a competitor's ad claims, pull their current ads from the public ad libraries, write down each promise word for word, and look for their customers describing the same thing in reviews and community threads, and an AI marketer can do the whole comparison and mark each claim supported, contradicted, or not discussed.
- [How to check whether a redesign hurt your Google rankings with Search Console](/how-to/check-whether-a-redesign-hurt-your-google-rankings-with-search-console.md): To check whether a redesign hurt your Google rankings, compare clicks, impressions, and average position in Search Console for equal periods before and after launch, page by page, then pair each old address with its new one to see which pages lost traffic and why, which is the check an AI marketer can run for you and turn into a list of fixes.
- [How to choose which questions to track for AI visibility](/how-to/choose-which-questions-to-track-for-ai-visibility.md): Track the questions your buyers ask AI assistants before they know your name: unbranded questions spread across every buying stage, written the way a real person types them, with only a few that name your brand.
- [How to compare AI mentions with Google search performance using Search Console](/how-to/compare-ai-mentions-with-google-search-performance-using-search-console.md): Search Console shows how your pages perform in Google, including in AI Overviews and AI Mode, but not whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude mention you, so the comparison works by matching your AI-answer results to Search Console queries and pages topic by topic and watching both over the same dates.
- [How to compare AI mentions, search performance, and competitors with Search Console and Semrush](/how-to/compare-ai-mentions-search-performance-and-competitors-with-search-console-semrush.md): You compare them topic by topic: an AI-answer check shows which brands ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude name, Search Console gives your own Google clicks and rankings, and Semrush shows how the named competitors perform in Google, so together they explain why a competitor gets recommended instead of you.
- [How to compare backlinks for brands cited in AI answers with Ahrefs](/how-to/compare-backlinks-for-brands-cited-in-ai-answers-with-ahrefs.md): Find the brands ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude cite for your buyers' questions, compare their referring domains with yours in Ahrefs, and keep the linking sites that cover your category and link to several cited brands but not to you.
- [How to compare domain authority for brands cited in AI answers with Moz](/how-to/compare-domain-authority-for-brands-cited-in-ai-answers-with-moz.md): Record which brands and sources ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude cite for your buyers' questions, read each one's Domain Authority, Page Authority, and Spam Score in Moz next to your own, and use the gap to decide whether you need stronger links or a better page.
- [How to compare search results with AI answers using SerpApi](/how-to/compare-search-results-with-ai-answers-using-serpapi.md): Use SerpApi to pull the Google results for your buyers' questions, collect the answers ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude give to the same questions, and match the pages that rank against the pages the answers cite, which an AI marketer can do for you and turn into fixes.
- [How to connect Google Drive so an AI agent can read your company documents](/how-to/connect-google-drive-so-an-ai-agent-can-read-your-company-documents.md): You give an AI agent access to your Google Drive by signing in to a Google account through OAuth, and the useful part comes after that: an AI marketer like Kite finds the documents that are current, turns what they say into lasting knowledge about your company, and flags the places where your documents disagree.
- [How to create a custom AI agent for a recurring marketing job](/how-to/create-a-custom-ai-agent-for-a-recurring-marketing-job.md): You create a custom AI agent for a recurring marketing job by giving it one job with one kind of output, written instructions, the company knowledge and tools the job needs, and a schedule, and an AI marketer like Kite can build all of that from a plain description of the job.
- [How to create a Stripe payment link for your sales page](/how-to/create-a-stripe-payment-link-for-your-sales-page.md): You create a Stripe payment link from a product and price in your Stripe account, then put it on your sales page as a link or as Stripe's embeddable buy button, and an AI marketer can set up the product, price, and checkout options to match your offer and place the link on the page for you.
- [How to create an SEO content brief and score your draft with Frase](/how-to/create-an-seo-content-brief-and-score-your-draft-with-frase.md): Frase builds an SEO content brief from the pages that already rank for your keyword and scores your draft on how well it covers the same ground, and an AI marketer can run the whole job by choosing the keyword, adding your company's angle to the brief, writing the draft, and revising it until the score reflects real coverage.
- [How to create HubSpot follow-up tasks for your best webinar attendees](/how-to/create-hubspot-follow-up-tasks-for-your-best-webinar-attendees.md): HubSpot can sync webinar attendees and create a task for each one with a workflow, and an AI marketer can go further by picking the attendees worth a sales call, checking each record, and creating dated tasks for the right owners that explain who the person is and what to say.
- [How to enrich and verify contact details with BetterContact](/how-to/enrich-and-verify-contact-details-with-bettercontact.md): BetterContact finds a work email and direct phone number for each person you send it by checking one data provider after another, and it verifies each email before returning it, so an AI marketer can enrich your shortlist and then use each email's status to decide who goes into the campaign.
- [How to enrich Apollo prospects with BetterContact](/how-to/enrich-apollo-prospects-with-bettercontact.md): To enrich Apollo prospects with BetterContact, you send the people Apollo found to BetterContact, which searches several data providers in turn for each person's work email and direct phone number, and an AI marketer can do this for you by qualifying the list first and sending BetterContact only the people who still need contact details.
- [How to fill in company details with Akta](/how-to/fill-in-company-details-with-akta.md): Akta returns firmographic details such as founding year, headcount range, industry, location, and revenue estimate for a company's website, and an AI marketer can run those lookups for a whole list, match each result to the right record, and write the details your team needs to qualify every account.
- [How to fill in company details with Clearbit](/how-to/fill-in-company-details-with-clearbit.md): To fill in missing company details with Clearbit, you look up each company by its website domain and Clearbit returns its industry, size, location, funding, and technology, and an AI marketer can do this for you by finding the right domain for each account, filling only the empty fields, and scoring how well each company fits.
- [How to fill in missing contact details with FullEnrich](/how-to/fill-in-missing-contact-details-with-fullenrich.md): To fill in missing emails and phone numbers with FullEnrich, you send it each person's name and company, and it checks one data provider after another until it finds a work email or phone number, and an AI marketer can do this for you by sending only the people who are still missing details and writing the results back where your list lives.
- [How to fill in missing contact details with Lusha](/how-to/fill-in-missing-contact-details-with-lusha.md): To fill in missing contact details with Lusha, you look up each person by their LinkedIn profile or their name and company domain and reveal the work email or phone number Lusha has, and an AI marketer can do it for you by finding the gaps in your records, confirming each person still holds the role, and writing only the missing details back.
- [How to find and replace outdated text on a Contentful site](/how-to/find-and-replace-outdated-text-on-a-contentful-site.md): To update outdated copy on a Contentful site without a developer, you find every entry and field that holds the old wording, change it, and publish each entry, and an AI marketer can do that job for you by spotting what's out of date on your live pages, matching each phrase to the exact Contentful field behind it, publishing the new wording once you approve, and confirming each change went live.
- [How to find and verify work emails with Dropcontact](/how-to/find-and-verify-work-emails-with-dropcontact.md): Dropcontact finds and verifies a work email when you give it a person's name and company or their LinkedIn profile, and an AI marketer can run the whole list for you by preparing each row, submitting the batches, and sorting every address by the qualification Dropcontact gives it.
- [How to find and verify work emails with Icypeas](/how-to/find-and-verify-work-emails-with-icypeas.md): Icypeas finds a person's work email from their name and company and verifies addresses you already have, and an AI marketer can run a whole list through it for you by preparing each row, checking your credits, and sorting every result by how certain Icypeas is.
- [How to find blog topics from what ChatGPT and other AI assistants say about your category](/how-to/find-blog-topics-from-what-chatgpt-and-other-ai-assistants-say-about-your-category.md): Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude the questions your buyers ask, read the pages their answers cite, and write the posts that fill the gaps where you're missing, misdescribed, or outranked by a page you could do better.
- [How to find blog topics that trigger Google AI Overviews](/how-to/find-blog-topics-that-trigger-google-ai-overviews.md): To find blog topics that trigger Google AI Overviews, pull keyword data that flags which searches show an overview, confirm each one on the live results page, read which pages the overview cites, and keep the topics your business can answer better than those sources, which an AI marketer can do for you and turn into briefs and posts.
- [How to find broken or leaky funnels with Segment, Amplitude](/how-to/find-broken-or-leaky-funnels-with-segment-amplitude.md): When Segment sends your events into Amplitude, a funnel step can drop because people leave or because the tracking broke, so you check delivery in Segment and the events and identities in Amplitude before you treat a drop as real, which is the checking an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to find broken or leaky funnels with Segment, PostHog](/how-to/find-broken-or-leaky-funnels-with-segment-posthog.md): When Segment sends your events into PostHog, a funnel can drop because people leave or because tracking broke, so you check the pipe in Segment and the events in PostHog before you treat a drop as real, which is the checking an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to find case study candidates in your Fathom calls](/how-to/find-case-study-candidates-in-your-fathom-calls.md): You can find case study candidates in your Fathom calls by searching transcripts for the moments customers describe a specific result, and an AI marketer can do the whole search for you by reading your customer calls, checking each account's history, and bringing back a ranked list with the customer's exact words and a link to each moment.
- [How to find companies showing buying signals and identify contacts with PredictLeads, Apollo](/how-to/find-companies-showing-buying-signals-and-identify-contacts-with-predictleads-apollo.md): PredictLeads finds companies with a recent, dated reason to buy, such as a funding round, a new executive, or a hiring push, and Apollo finds the people at those companies, and an AI marketer can join the two by choosing the person each signal points to, confirming they still hold the role, and carrying the signal onto every contact.
- [How to find companies showing buying signals with PredictLeads](/how-to/find-companies-showing-buying-signals-with-predictleads.md): PredictLeads tracks dated company events such as funding rounds, new offices, leadership hires, and job postings, and an AI marketer can turn them into a buying-signal list by searching for the events that matter to you, dropping old ones, checking each company against your customer profile, and keeping the source behind every signal.
- [How to find companies similar to your best customers with CompanyEnrich](/how-to/find-companies-similar-to-your-best-customers-with-companyenrich.md): CompanyEnrich's similar-company search takes the domain of a company you already sell to and returns companies like it, and an AI marketer can turn that into a target list by choosing the right customers to start from, removing the accounts you already know, and scoring every match against your ideal customer profile.
- [How to find companies using a specific technology with BuiltWith](/how-to/find-companies-using-a-specific-technology-with-builtwith.md): BuiltWith's Lists feature gives you every website it has detected running a technology, and an AI marketer can turn that raw list into a short set of real companies that fit your customer profile, each with the reason it's worth contacting.
- [How to find contact details from LinkedIn with AeroLeads](/how-to/find-contact-details-from-linkedin-with-aeroleads.md): AeroLeads looks up the contact details behind a LinkedIn profile, and an AI marketer can run your whole list through it for you by checking that each person fits and still holds the role, sending AeroLeads the right profile link, and keeping only verified work details your team can use for outreach.
- [How to find contacts at companies like your best customers with CompanyEnrich and Apollo](/how-to/find-contacts-at-companies-like-your-best-customers-with-companyenrich-and-apollo.md): Use CompanyEnrich's similar-company search to turn your best customers' domains into a list of lookalike companies, then search Apollo for the right people at those domains, and let an AI marketer choose the seed customers, filter the accounts, and score each contact.
- [How to find contacts at recently funded companies with Crunchbase and Apollo](/how-to/find-contacts-at-recently-funded-companies-with-crunchbase-and-apollo.md): Use Crunchbase to find companies that just raised a round and Apollo to find the people there worth contacting, and an AI marketer can do both steps for you by matching each company's round to the right buyer and enriching only the people it picks.
- [How to find content gaps with Semrush and update your self-hosted WordPress site](/how-to/find-content-gaps-with-semrush-and-update-your-self-hosted-wordpress-site.md): Compare your domain with your search competitors in Semrush, match each gap worth winning to the WordPress post that should answer it, expand that post or write a new one, and check your rankings once Google has seen the change.
- [How to find content gaps with Semrush and update your Webflow site](/how-to/find-content-gaps-with-semrush-and-update-your-webflow-site.md): Compare your domain with your search competitors in Semrush, sort the keywords they rank for and you don't into topics worth winning, turn each topic into one new or improved page, and publish those changes in Webflow.
- [How to find decision-makers with LeadIQ](/how-to/find-decision-makers-with-leadiq.md): You find decision-makers with LeadIQ by searching for the titles and seniority that own the purchase at each target company and capturing their work emails and phone numbers, and an AI marketer can go further by working out who the buyer is at each account, confirming they still hold the role, and saving only the right people to your CRM.
- [How to find dormant leads in HubSpot](/how-to/find-dormant-leads-in-hubspot.md): You can find leads that went cold in HubSpot by filtering contacts on Last Activity Date, Lifecycle Stage, and Lead Status, and an AI marketer can go further by checking how far each lead got, whether the person is still in the role, and whether their company has a new reason to hear from you.
- [How to find gaps in conversion tracking with Segment](/how-to/find-gaps-in-conversion-tracking-with-segment.md): You find gaps in Segment conversion tracking by comparing a count of conversions you trust against what your code sends, what reaches each Segment source, and what each destination receives, and an AI marketer can run that comparison and trace every gap to its cause.
- [How to find LinkedIn prospects with Crustdata](/how-to/find-linkedin-prospects-with-crustdata.md): You find LinkedIn prospects with Crustdata by turning the audience you have in mind into filters on its person and company databases, then confirming each match still fits and looking up a work email, which is the searching and checking an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to find out why competitors get cited in AI answers with Semrush](/how-to/find-out-why-competitors-get-cited-in-ai-answers-with-semrush.md): Start from the exact pages AI answers cite, then use Semrush to check whether each page ranks in Google for the same question, how many sites link to it, and what keywords it wins, which together explain why the engines chose it over yours.
- [How to find people and companies with DataForB2B](/how-to/find-people-and-companies-with-dataforb2b.md): DataForB2B finds people and companies through filter searches, plain-English searches, and lookalike searches over its API, and an AI marketer can turn your description of the audience into those searches, check every match against your ideal customer profile, and deliver a scored list with verified work emails.
- [How to find prospects and work emails with GetProspect](/how-to/find-prospects-and-work-emails-with-getprospect.md): You find prospects and their work emails in GetProspect by filtering its contact database or saving people from LinkedIn with its Chrome extension, and an AI marketer can decide who belongs on the list, confirm each person still holds the role, find and verify their work emails, and save the finished list to your GetProspect account.
- [How to find recently funded companies with Crunchbase](/how-to/find-recently-funded-companies-with-crunchbase.md): In Crunchbase, you find recently funded companies by filtering a company search by last funding date and round type, and an AI marketer can go further by narrowing that list to companies that fit your customers, finding the right people at each one, and turning the round into a reason to reach out.
- [How to find stale leads in Salesforce](/how-to/find-stale-leads-in-salesforce.md): You can find old Salesforce leads that never converted with a list view or report filtered on Converted, Lead Status, and Last Activity, and an AI marketer can go further by reading each lead's history, checking whether the person and company are still a fit, and marking the ones worth another try.
- [How to find technology-qualified companies with BuiltWith and Apollo](/how-to/find-technology-qualified-companies-with-builtwith-and-apollo.md): Use BuiltWith to list the companies whose websites run a specific technology and Apollo to find the people there who own it, and an AI marketer can do both steps for you by choosing the technology signal that matters, checking it on each site, and enriching only the people it picks.
- [How to find what customers praise and complain about in your Trustpilot reviews](/how-to/find-what-customers-praise-and-complain-about-in-your-trustpilot-reviews.md): Read your recent Trustpilot reviews, group what each one praises or complains about into specific themes, count how many reviews raise each theme, and keep two or three quoted examples for each, which an AI marketer can do from your public Trustpilot page in a few minutes.
- [How to find where users drop out of a Mixpanel funnel](/how-to/find-where-users-drop-out-of-a-mixpanel-funnel.md): You find where users drop out of a Mixpanel funnel by building a funnel report from the events in one journey, confirming each step's event is tracked correctly, and breaking the weakest step down by who reaches it, which is the analysis an AI marketer can run in your Mixpanel project and turn into a fix.
- [How to find where users drop out of your funnel with PostHog](/how-to/find-where-users-drop-out-of-your-funnel-with-posthog.md): Kite builds a funnel from the events in your PostHog project, finds the step that loses the people who matter most, works out why from their recordings, paths, and clicks, and then ships and measures the fix.
- [How to find where website visitors drop out with Google Analytics](/how-to/find-where-website-visitors-drop-out-with-google-analytics.md): To find where website visitors drop out, define the steps between arriving on your site and converting, measure how many people complete each step in a Google Analytics funnel, and break the biggest loss down by device and traffic source, which is the analysis an AI marketer can run for you before checking the page itself to explain why people leave.
- [How to find where website visitors get stuck with Microsoft Clarity](/how-to/find-where-website-visitors-get-stuck-with-microsoft-clarity.md): Microsoft Clarity counts the moments visitors struggle on your site, such as rage clicks, dead clicks, quick backs, and shallow scrolling, and an AI marketer can turn those counts into a short, ranked list of pages to fix, find the cause on each page, ship the fix, and check Clarity again to see whether it worked.
- [How to find work emails with Findymail](/how-to/find-work-emails-with-findymail.md): You find a work email with Findymail by giving it a person's full name and their company's domain, and an AI marketer can run a whole list that way, getting each name and domain right first and keeping Findymail's result and status with every address.
- [How to find work emails with Hunter](/how-to/find-work-emails-with-hunter.md): You find a work email with Hunter by giving its Email Finder a person's full name and their company's domain, and an AI marketer can run a whole list that way, confirm each person and domain first, verify the results, and keep Hunter's confidence score with every address.
- [How to follow up on a cold email that got no reply](/how-to/follow-up-on-a-cold-email-that-got-no-reply.md): Reply to your own original email rather than writing a new one, so the follow-up keeps the same subject line and sits under your first message in the prospect's inbox, and make each follow-up add something new instead of asking whether they saw the last one.
- [How to follow up on trade show badge scans](/how-to/follow-up-on-trade-show-badge-scans.md): Lead retrieval apps export your badge scans or push them into your CRM, and an AI marketer can go further by sorting real conversations from drive-by scans, checking each person against your CRM, and writing a follow-up for each person that mentions what you talked about, sent from the rep who met them.
- [How to follow up with Eventbrite attendees](/how-to/follow-up-with-eventbrite-attendees.md): You follow up with Eventbrite attendees by pulling the attendee list with its check-in status, splitting the people who came from the people who registered but didn't, and sending each group its own email within a day of the event, and an AI marketer can do that work for you, writing personal emails to your best-fit attendees and recording them in your CRM.
- [How to get a customer to approve a case study](/how-to/get-a-customer-to-approve-a-case-study.md): Customers approve case studies quickly when you ask them to confirm a short list of specific quotes, figures, and naming choices instead of reviewing a whole document, and an AI marketer can write that request, send it, read the reply, and update the draft for you.
- [How to get a Slack alert for every new G2 review](/how-to/get-a-slack-alert-for-every-new-g2-review.md): G2 can notify your team about new reviews in my.G2 and through its own Slack integration, and an AI marketer can go further by watching your G2 reviews page, reading each new review, telling you in Slack what it says and whether it needs an answer, and drafting the response.
- [How to get a weekly Google Analytics report in Slack](/how-to/get-a-weekly-google-analytics-report-in-slack.md): Google Analytics has no Slack connection of its own, so you either email a scheduled report into a Slack channel, build a weekly script with the Google Analytics Data API and a Slack webhook, or have an AI marketer read your GA4 property every week and post what changed, why it changed, and what to do about it.
- [How to get a weekly Google Search Console report in Slack](/how-to/get-a-weekly-google-search-console-report-in-slack.md): Search Console has no built-in Slack connection, so you either build one with the Search Console API, a Slack webhook, and a weekly script, or have an AI marketer read your clicks, impressions, and positions every week and post the pages that slipped, the likely reason, and the fix.
- [How to get a weekly HubSpot pipeline report in Slack](/how-to/get-a-weekly-hubspot-pipeline-report-in-slack.md): HubSpot's Slack app sends alerts about single records and HubSpot can email a dashboard on a schedule, but a weekly summary of new leads and deals in Slack, with each one traced to the marketing that produced it, takes an AI marketer that reads HubSpot, checks the numbers, and posts the report on a schedule.
- [How to get a weekly summary of your PostHog dashboard in Slack](/how-to/get-a-weekly-summary-of-your-posthog-dashboard-in-slack.md): PostHog's own subscriptions post snapshots of a dashboard's charts to Slack on a schedule, and an AI marketer can go further by comparing last week with the week before, checking which changes are real, finding the cause, and posting a short summary with what to do next.
- [How to get Slack alerts when someone mentions your brand on Reddit](/how-to/get-slack-alerts-when-someone-mentions-your-brand-on-reddit.md): You can get Reddit mention alerts from a keyword alert service, from a Reddit search feed posted into Slack, or by asking an AI marketer to keep a standing watch that searches Reddit for your brand, judges which new posts are really about you, and reports them in the Slack thread where you asked.
- [How to get Slack alerts when your company is in the news](/how-to/get-slack-alerts-when-your-company-is-in-the-news.md): You can send Google Alerts into Slack through an RSS feed or an automation tool, or ask an AI marketer to keep a standing news watch that searches for your company, decides which new stories are really about you, and posts each one in Slack with why it matters and what to do next.
- [How to give an AI agent your company knowledge from Notion](/how-to/give-an-ai-agent-your-company-knowledge-from-notion.md): You let an AI agent read your Notion wiki by connecting it to your Notion workspace and choosing which pages to share with it, and an AI marketer like Kite then works out which pages are current, turns what they say into lasting knowledge about your company, and asks you when two pages disagree.
- [How to handle replies to a cold email campaign](/how-to/handle-replies-to-a-cold-email-campaign.md): When someone replies to your cold email, stop the sequence for that person, answer what they actually said within a few hours with one clear next step, and record the outcome in your CRM, which an AI marketer like Kite can do for every reply as it arrives.
- [How to log outreach emails on HubSpot contacts](/how-to/log-outreach-emails-on-hubspot-contacts.md): HubSpot logs emails you send outside it when you BCC your logging address, forward the email afterward, or send with the HubSpot sales extension, and an AI marketer can log every outreach email for you with the right contact, company, and next step attached.
- [How to make a Contentful site easier for AI search engines to read and cite](/how-to/make-a-contentful-site-easier-for-ai-search-engines-to-read-and-cite.md): Make sure your site's code serves each Contentful page as finished HTML with complete metadata, structured data, robots.txt rules, a sitemap, and an llms.txt file, give your content types the fields that markup needs, and rewrite your key entries so each one answers its question plainly near the top.
- [How to make a self-hosted WordPress site easier for AI search engines to read and cite](/how-to/make-a-self-hosted-wordpress-site-easier-for-ai-search-engines-to-read-and-cite.md): Let AI search crawlers reach your site, make sure your posts show their text without JavaScript, fill in the structured data and metadata your SEO plugin produces, add an llms.txt file, and rewrite your key posts so each one answers its question plainly near the top.
- [How to make a Storyblok site easier for AI search engines to read and cite](/how-to/make-a-storyblok-site-easier-for-ai-search-engines-to-read-and-cite.md): Make sure your site's code renders each Storyblok story as finished HTML from its published version, with complete metadata, structured data, robots.txt rules, a sitemap, and an llms.txt file, then rewrite the stories behind your key pages so each one answers its question plainly near the top.
- [How to make a Webflow site easier for AI search engines to read and cite](/how-to/make-a-webflow-site-easier-for-ai-search-engines-to-read-and-cite.md): Make a Webflow site easier for AI search engines to cite by keeping AI crawlers allowed, filling in every page's title and description, opening each section with a direct answer, adding structured data and an llms.txt file, and fixing CMS collection templates so every item benefits at once.
- [How to measure a website change with Google Analytics when you can't A/B test](/how-to/measure-a-website-change-with-google-analytics-when-you-cant-a-b-test.md): To tell whether a website change improved conversions without an A/B test, compare the changed page's conversion rate in Google Analytics over equal periods before and after the change, check it against pages you didn't change and against shifts in your traffic sources, and call the result only once enough conversions have come in, which is the comparison an AI marketer can set up, run, and judge for you.
- [How to measure how often your brand appears in AI answers with DataForSEO and Kite](/how-to/measure-how-often-your-brand-appears-in-ai-answers-with-dataforseo-and-kite.md): Kite runs a fixed set of buyer questions across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude with DataForSEO and reports where your brand appears, who gets cited instead, and your share of voice, then repeats the same test so you can track it over time.
- [How to monitor mentions of your brand on X](/how-to/monitor-mentions-of-your-brand-on-x.md): X only notifies you when someone tags your @username, so monitoring your brand on X means searching regularly for your company and product names, and an AI marketer can run those searches for you, decide which posts are really about you, and tell you which ones need a reply.
- [How to prioritize the issues from a Semrush or Screaming Frog site audit](/how-to/prioritize-the-issues-from-a-semrush-or-screaming-frog-site-audit.md): Fix first the issues that stop search engines from reaching or indexing the pages that bring you traffic and customers, group the rest by the template or setting that causes them, and leave the low-impact warnings for later.
- [How to publish a blog post in Contentful](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-in-contentful.md): To publish blog posts to Contentful automatically, a tool creates a new entry in your blog post content type through Contentful's Content Management API, uploads and links its images, and publishes everything the post depends on, and an AI marketer can do that whole job by writing every field your content model defines, publishing the post once you approve it, and checking that it appears on your site.
- [How to publish a blog post on a self-hosted WordPress site](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-on-a-self-hosted-wordpress-site.md): To publish a blog post on a self-hosted WordPress site automatically, connect an outside app with a WordPress application password so it can create the post with its title, body, excerpt, categories, tags, author, and featured image, and an AI marketer can do that whole job and check the live post afterward.
- [How to publish a blog post to Ghost](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-to-ghost.md): To publish posts to a Ghost blog automatically, create a custom integration in Ghost so an outside app can create posts through Ghost's Admin API, and an AI marketer can do the whole job by preparing each approved post, checking your blog for overlap, and creating it in Ghost as a draft or a live post.
- [How to publish a blog post to Sanity](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-to-sanity.md): To publish blog posts to Sanity automatically, a script creates each post as a new document through Sanity's API, and without a developer, an AI marketer can do the rest of the work by learning how your posts are built, writing every field to match, handing your editor a post that takes minutes to publish in the Studio, and checking it once it's live.
- [How to publish a blog post to Storyblok](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-to-storyblok.md): To publish blog posts to Storyblok automatically, a script creates and publishes each post as a new story through Storyblok's Management API, and without a developer, an AI marketer can do the rest of the work by learning how your blog stories are built, writing every field to match, handing your editor a post that takes minutes to publish in Storyblok, and checking it once it's live.
- [How to publish a blog post to Webflow CMS](/how-to/publish-a-blog-post-to-webflow-cms.md): To add a blog post to Webflow CMS automatically, an outside tool creates a new item in your blog collection through Webflow's API and then publishes it, and an AI marketer can do that whole job by filling in every field your collection defines, linking the right author and categories, and publishing the post once you approve it.
- [How to publish a new blog post on WordPress.com](/how-to/publish-a-new-blog-post-on-wordpress-com.md): To publish a new blog post on WordPress.com, you create a post from the Posts screen, add the title, body, and images in the editor, set its categories, tags, and featured image, and click Publish, and an AI marketer can take an approved post, upload its images, and create it on your site as published, draft, or pending review.
- [How to qualify every new Typeform submission automatically](/how-to/qualify-every-new-typeform-submission-automatically.md): Typeform's scoring, logic, and integrations can sort and route submissions by the answers people give, and an AI marketer can go further by researching each new respondent the moment they submit, judging their fit against your ideal customer, drafting a reply, and recording the lead in your CRM.
- [How to redesign a Next.js website in GitHub with AI](/how-to/redesign-a-next-js-website-in-github-with-ai.md): An AI marketer can redesign a Next.js website that lives in GitHub by importing the repository, rebuilding the pages in a new design on their own branch, protecting the pages that already rank, and delivering the redesign as a pull request your own deployment ships.
- [How to redesign a Webflow site without leaving Webflow](/how-to/redesign-a-webflow-site-without-leaving-webflow.md): You can redesign a Webflow site in place by restyling its shared classes and components, rebuilding the pages that need a new layout, and reviewing everything on your webflow.io staging address before it reaches your domain, and an AI marketer like Kite can do that work for you through Webflow's own connection, keeping your CMS content and page addresses where they are.
- [How to redesign a WordPress website with AI](/how-to/redesign-a-wordpress-website-with-ai.md): You can redesign a WordPress site by switching to a new theme or page builder and rebuilding each layout yourself, or an AI marketer like Kite can read your live site, keep its pages, content, and branding, and rebuild it in a new design that it hosts, with redirects from any address that changes.
- [How to refresh a blog post so AI assistants cite it again](/how-to/refresh-a-blog-post-so-ai-assistants-cite-it-again.md): To get AI assistants citing an old blog post again, find the questions it stopped being cited for, read the answers and the pages they cite now, and rewrite only the sections that fall short with direct answers and current, sourced facts, keeping the same URL and updating the date only when the content really changed.
- [How to reply to a demo request email](/how-to/reply-to-a-demo-request-email.md): Reply to a demo request within minutes, answer the question the person asked, and end with one next step that suits who they are, such as two meeting times for a strong fit or a useful resource for someone who isn't ready for a call.
- [How to reply to comments on your LinkedIn company page posts](/how-to/reply-to-comments-on-your-linkedin-company-page-posts.md): A page admin replies to comments as the company from the LinkedIn Page itself, and an AI marketer can do the rest of the job by reading every new comment, deciding which ones need an answer, and writing each reply in your brand voice so it's ready to post.
- [How to reply to Reddit threads that mention your brand](/how-to/reply-to-reddit-threads-that-mention-your-brand.md): To reply to a Reddit thread about your company without breaking the subreddit's rules, read the whole thread and the community's posted rules first, say plainly that you work for the company, answer the question that was actually asked, and post from an account with real history, which is the routine Kite follows before it posts an approved reply from your connected Reddit account.
- [How to research a blog topic with Perplexity](/how-to/research-a-blog-topic-with-perplexity.md): You research a blog topic with Perplexity by asking it the question your reader would ask, opening the sources it cites, checking each fact at its original source, and turning what you learn into a brief with a clear angle, and an AI marketer can do that whole job and hand you a brief ready to write from.
- [How to research a company from its domain or email with Context.dev](/how-to/research-a-company-from-its-domain-or-email-with-context-dev.md): Context.dev turns a company's website domain, or the domain in a work email address, into a structured company profile, and an AI marketer can use that profile to qualify the account by checking what the company sells, how big it is, how it sells, and whether it fits your customer profile.
- [How to research target accounts and enrich contacts with Exa, Clay](/how-to/research-target-accounts-and-enrich-contacts-with-exa-clay.md): You research target accounts with Exa by describing your best customers in plain words and confirming each match on its own website, then enrich the people at the accounts that pass in a Clay table, and an AI marketer can do both halves, keeping the reason each account belongs attached to every contact it finds.
- [How to research target accounts with Exa](/how-to/research-target-accounts-with-exa.md): You research target accounts with Exa by describing your ideal customer in plain words, running Exa's company search, and checking each match against its own website, and an AI marketer can do that whole job, keeping the reason each account belongs and the page that proves it.
- [How to route new inbound leads to the right owner in Salesforce](/how-to/route-new-inbound-leads-to-the-right-owner-in-salesforce.md): Salesforce routes new leads to owners with lead assignment rules, which match each lead's fields against criteria you set, and an AI marketer makes those rules work better by filling in the fields they read, checking for existing records, running your rules on every new lead, and confirming the owner got a follow-up task.
- [How to run an AI visibility audit for your brand](/how-to/how-to-run-an-ai-visibility-audit-for-your-brand.md): An AI visibility audit asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude the questions your buyers ask, records whether each answer names your brand, describes it correctly, and cites your pages, then traces the sources behind your competitors' appearances so you know what to fix first.
- [How to run outreach to a qualified prospect list with Mixmax](/how-to/run-outreach-to-a-qualified-prospect-list-with-mixmax.md): You run outreach to a qualified list in Mixmax by loading the prospects with the details your emails need and sending each person a short email with a real reason to reply, and an AI marketer can do that work by researching every prospect, checking Mixmax for opt-outs and existing sequences, and sending one personal email per person through your Mixmax account.
- [How to run outreach to a qualified prospect list with PersistIQ](/how-to/run-outreach-to-a-qualified-prospect-list-with-persistiq.md): You run outreach to a prospect list in PersistIQ by adding the prospects as leads and enrolling them in a campaign, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each person, checking your Do Not Contact domains and existing leads, filling in the fields your emails use, and adding the leads to the campaign once you approve.
- [How to run outreach to a qualified prospect list with Reply.io](/how-to/run-outreach-to-a-qualified-prospect-list-with-reply-io.md): You run outreach to a prospect list in Reply.io by importing the contacts, organizing them into a list, and adding them to a sequence, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each person, checking your blacklist and existing sequences, filling in the fields your steps use, and enrolling the contacts once you approve.
- [How to save a qualified lead list to Google Sheets](/how-to/save-a-qualified-lead-list-to-google-sheets.md): To save a qualified lead list to Google Sheets, give each lead one row with their name, role, company, LinkedIn profile, work email and its verification status, a fit score with its reason, and a link to the source that proves it, and an AI marketer can build, check, and write that sheet for you.
- [How to save a repeatable marketing process as a skill your AI agent follows](/how-to/save-a-repeatable-marketing-process-as-a-skill-your-ai-agent-follows.md): To get an AI agent to follow the same process every time, save the process as a skill: a short description that tells the agent when the job has come up, plus written instructions for how to do it, which the agent loads on its own whenever a matching request arrives.
- [How to schedule webinar invitation and reminder emails in Mailchimp](/how-to/schedule-webinar-invitation-and-reminder-emails-in-mailchimp.md): Build the invitation and each reminder as its own Mailchimp campaign, send the reminders only to people tagged as registered, and schedule every send against the webinar's start time in your account's time zone; an AI marketer can write the emails, keep the registrant tag current, and schedule the whole series for your approval.
- [How to score B2B leads against your ideal customer profile](/how-to/score-b2b-leads-against-your-ideal-customer-profile.md): To score B2B leads against your ideal customer profile, turn the profile into criteria you can check, confirm each lead is still current, check every criterion against evidence, and give each lead a fit score with a one-line reason, which is the work an AI marketer like Kite does for a whole list.
- [How to search the Facebook Ad Library by keyword to see who's advertising in your market](/how-to/search-the-facebook-ad-library-by-keyword-to-see-whos-advertising-in-your-market.md): Type the words your buyers use into the Meta Ad Library's keyword search, set the country, and read the active ads that come back, or have an AI marketer run the searches, sort the real competitors from the noise, and return each advertiser's ads with their copy, landing pages, and run dates.
- [How to see the searches ChatGPT runs before it answers your buyers' questions](/how-to/see-the-searches-chatgpt-runs-before-it-answers-your-buyers-questions.md): When ChatGPT searches the web to answer a question, it turns the question into a few shorter searches of its own, and an AI marketer can record those searches, check which pages they find, and change your site so your pages are the ones ChatGPT finds and cites.
- [How to see what ads a competitor is running on Facebook and Instagram](/how-to/see-what-ads-a-competitor-is-running-on-facebook-and-instagram.md): Every Facebook and Instagram ad a competitor runs appears in Meta's free Ad Library, and an AI marketer can pull those ads for you, rank them by how long they've run, read the pages they send people to, and tell you what the competitor is betting on.
- [How to see what LinkedIn ads a competitor is running](/how-to/see-what-linkedin-ads-a-competitor-is-running.md): LinkedIn's free Ad Library lists the ads any company has run on LinkedIn in the past year, and an AI marketer can pull a competitor's ads for you, quote their copy and offers, read the pages they lead to, and tell you who the competitor is selling to and what it's asking them to do.
- [How to see whether Intercom conversations lead to conversions in Google Analytics](/how-to/see-whether-intercom-conversations-lead-to-conversions-in-google-analytics.md): Intercom can send Messenger activity to Google Analytics so you can count conversations next to your key events, but to know whether chatting actually leads to conversions you need to compare visitors who chatted with similar visitors who didn't and tie each conversation to the visitor's analytics ID, and an AI marketer can set that up, read both tools, and tell you which conversations move people toward converting.
- [How to see which blog posts get traffic from Google with Search Console](/how-to/see-which-blog-posts-get-traffic-from-google-with-search-console.md): Search Console's Performance report shows the clicks Google sends to each blog post when you filter it to your blog's pages, and an AI marketer can go further by reading which searches drive each post, sorting your posts by what they need next, and making the fixes.
- [How to see which campaigns and landing pages lead to Stripe customers with Google Analytics](/how-to/see-which-campaigns-and-landing-pages-lead-to-stripe-customers-with-google-analytics.md): To see which campaigns and landing pages bring in Stripe customers, record one shared identifier or the campaign itself when a visitor signs up or checks out, then match the visits Google Analytics credits to each campaign and landing page against the customers and payments Stripe records, which is the matching and reporting an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to see which Intercom conversations lead to conversions](/how-to/see-which-intercom-conversations-lead-to-conversions.md): Intercom's reports tell you how your team handled each conversation, not what happened to the person afterward, so to see which conversations lead to conversions you group conversations by what people asked and follow each contact to the conversion your business counts, which an AI marketer can do for you inside Intercom.
- [How to see which of your LinkedIn company page posts perform best](/how-to/see-which-of-your-linkedin-company-page-posts-perform-best.md): LinkedIn's page analytics show each post's impressions and engagement, and the posts that perform best are the ones that beat your page's typical post, judged by topic and format across enough posts to show a pattern, which is the comparison an AI marketer can run for you every week.
- [How to see which product behaviors lead to paid customers with PostHog, Stripe](/how-to/see-which-product-behaviors-lead-to-paid-customers-with-posthog-stripe.md): To see which product behaviors lead to paid customers, link each PostHog person to their Stripe customer, mark who really paid, and compare what payers and non-payers did in the same early window before anyone paid, which is the matching and comparing an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to see which signups become paying customers with Stripe](/how-to/see-which-signups-become-paying-customers-with-stripe.md): To see which signups become paying customers in Stripe, match each signup to its Stripe customer by your own user ID or email address, count the ones with a real paid invoice or charge, and compare signup groups at the same age, which is the matching and counting an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to see which Typeform forms convert best](/how-to/see-which-typeform-forms-convert-best.md): Typeform's Insights tab shows each form's views, starts, submissions, and completion rate, and an AI marketer can go further by reading every form's responses, judging which submissions came from people worth selling to, and ranking your forms by the useful leads they bring in.
- [How to see which Typeform leads become HubSpot opportunities](/how-to/see-which-typeform-leads-become-hubspot-opportunities.md): Typeform's HubSpot integration puts each response on a HubSpot contact, but seeing which forms and answers turn into deals means matching every response to its contact and the deals created after it, which an AI marketer can do across your whole account and report back by form.
- [How to see which Typeform submissions become conversions in Google Analytics](/how-to/see-which-typeform-submissions-become-conversions-in-google-analytics.md): Typeform can send form activity to Google Analytics, but to see which submissions go on to convert you need a shared link between the two, such as hidden fields that carry each visitor's campaign and analytics ID into the form, and an AI marketer can set that up, match the records, and report which sources produce leads that convert.
- [How to see which Typeform submissions become conversions in PostHog](/how-to/see-which-typeform-submissions-become-conversions-in-posthog.md): To see which Typeform submissions become conversions in PostHog, link each form response to the PostHog person who sent it, then count the key product event that person completed after submitting, which is the matching and counting an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to send a Salesforce report to Slack every week](/how-to/send-a-salesforce-report-to-slack-every-week.md): Salesforce can email a report on a weekly schedule, but posting it in a Slack channel with a written summary of what changed since last week takes an AI marketer that runs the report, compares it with the week before, finds the records behind each change, and posts the summary on your schedule.
- [How to send Apollo prospects to Instantly](/how-to/send-apollo-prospects-to-instantly.md): You can send Apollo prospects to Instantly by exporting them from Apollo as a CSV file and uploading it to an Instantly campaign, or by connecting the two with an automation tool, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, skipping anyone already in your Instantly workspace, and writing the personalized line each email opens with.
- [How to send Apollo prospects to Lemlist](/how-to/send-apollo-prospects-to-lemlist.md): You can send Apollo prospects to Lemlist by exporting them from Apollo as a CSV file and importing it into a Lemlist campaign, or by connecting the two with an automation tool, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, checking Lemlist for anyone already in a campaign or unsubscribed, and writing the personalization each email needs.
- [How to send Apollo prospects to Outreach](/how-to/send-apollo-prospects-to-outreach.md): You can send Apollo prospects to Outreach through Apollo's Outreach integration or a CSV import, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, writing the research into Outreach fields your sequences can use, and adding the approved prospects to the right sequence.
- [How to send Apollo prospects to Salesloft](/how-to/send-apollo-prospects-to-salesloft.md): You can send Apollo prospects to Salesloft through Apollo's Salesloft integration or a CSV export, and an AI marketer can go further by qualifying each prospect, checking Salesloft for people you already have, and creating the people with a note and the right cadence.
- [How to send cold emails from your own Gmail or Outlook address](/how-to/send-cold-emails-from-your-own-gmail-or-outlook-address.md): Yes, an AI agent can send cold emails from your own Gmail or Outlook address once you connect the mailbox, and an AI marketer can also choose who gets each email, write it from research on that person, send each one separately, and thread the follow-ups into the same conversation.
- [How to send form submissions to an AI agent with a webhook](/how-to/send-form-submissions-to-an-ai-agent-with-a-webhook.md): Point your form's webhook at an address the AI agent gives you, so each submission arrives the moment someone sends it, and the agent follows your standing instructions to research the person, judge the lead, draft a reply, and record it in your CRM.
- [How to send personalized press pitches from Gmail and follow up in the same thread](/how-to/send-personalized-press-pitches-from-gmail-and-follow-up-in-the-same-thread.md): Send each journalist their own email from your Gmail account, written around what they've recently covered, then follow up by replying to that same email so it keeps the subject line and sits under your pitch in the reporter's inbox.
- [How to share a new blog post on your LinkedIn company page](/how-to/share-a-new-blog-post-on-your-linkedin-company-page.md): To share a new blog post on your LinkedIn company page, pull two or three separate ideas out of the post and give each one its own LinkedIn post that makes its point without a click, with the link in the first comment, which is the drafting an AI marketer can do for you each time you publish.
- [How to structure a blog post so ChatGPT and other AI assistants quote it](/how-to/structure-a-blog-post-so-chatgpt-and-other-ai-assistants-quote-it.md): To get a blog post quoted by ChatGPT and other AI assistants, build it around one question your buyers ask, answer that question in the first paragraph, put each follow-up question in its own heading with the answer in the first sentence under it, source every number, and make sure the assistants' search crawlers can reach the page.
- [How to submit your sitemap to Google Search Console](/how-to/submit-your-sitemap-to-google-search-console.md): You submit a sitemap by verifying your site in Google Search Console, then entering the sitemap's address on the Sitemaps page, and an AI marketer can handle the whole job by checking the sitemap first, submitting it, and following up on which pages Google actually indexes.
- [How to track Hacker News discussions about your company](/how-to/track-hacker-news-discussions-about-your-company.md): You can track Hacker News mentions by searching Algolia's Hacker News search or setting a keyword alert, and an AI marketer can go further by watching stories and comments for your names, judging which new mentions are really about you, and telling you what each one says with a reply ready when one would help.
- [How to track press coverage after you pitch](/how-to/track-press-coverage-after-you-pitch.md): Set a news alert for your company and your announcement, check the outlets you pitched for new stories, and match each story back to the reporter you pitched, or have an AI marketer keep those watches for you, tell you when a story runs, and draft the thank-you and the follow-up work.
- [How to track visitors from ChatGPT and other AI assistants in Google Analytics](/how-to/track-visitors-from-chatgpt-and-other-ai-assistants-in-google-analytics.md): To see how much traffic ChatGPT and other AI assistants send you in Google Analytics, filter your traffic by session source for domains such as chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai, gemini.google.com, and claude.ai, or group them into their own channel, and an AI marketer can run those reports for you and connect each visit to the page it landed on and whether it converted.
- [How to track whether Google AI Overviews and AI Mode cite your website](/how-to/track-whether-google-ai-overviews-and-ai-mode-cite-your-website.md): You can check by searching Google yourself and opening the sources beside each AI answer, but a reliable answer comes from asking the same questions on a schedule and counting how often the answers link to your site, which is the tracking an AI marketer like Kite runs for you.
- [How to turn a blog post into a LinkedIn carousel](/how-to/turn-a-blog-post-into-a-linkedin-carousel.md): To turn a blog post into a LinkedIn carousel, pick the one argument in the post that works a slide at a time, give each slide a single idea and a reason to swipe, and upload the finished slides to LinkedIn as a PDF document post, which is the planning, writing, and design an AI marketer can do for you.
- [How to turn Search Console data into self-hosted WordPress content updates](/how-to/turn-search-console-data-into-self-hosted-wordpress-content-updates.md): Read your Search Console performance by page and query, work out why each underperforming post is slipping, match it to its WordPress post, make the fix that pattern calls for, and compare the same numbers once Google has recrawled the post.
- [How to turn Search Console data into Webflow content updates](/how-to/turn-search-console-data-into-webflow-content-updates.md): Compare each page's clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position in Search Console, work out why the weak pages are slipping, make each fix in the Webflow static page or CMS item that produces the URL, publish, and compare the same numbers once Google has recrawled the page.
- [How to upload a webinar recording to YouTube and add it to a playlist](/how-to/upload-a-webinar-recording-to-youtube-and-add-it-to-a-playlist.md): You upload a webinar recording in YouTube Studio, fill in its title, description, and thumbnail, and pick a playlist on the same screen, and an AI marketer can write that packaging for the people who search YouTube, then upload the recording and file it in the right playlist for you.
- [How to write a personalized cold email from prospect research](/how-to/write-a-personalized-cold-email-from-prospect-research.md): A personalized cold email opens with a recent, verified fact about the recipient that explains why you're writing now, and an AI marketer can research each prospect, pick that fact, and write a short email around it for you to approve.
- [How to write a re-engagement email to a lead that went cold](/how-to/write-a-re-engagement-email-to-a-lead-that-went-cold.md): A good re-engagement email gives a quiet lead a new reason to talk, such as something that changed at their company or a change on your side that answers the concern they raised, then asks one small question and makes it easy to say no, and an AI marketer can write it from the lead's CRM history and fresh research on their company.
- [How to write ads that answer your competitors' ads](/how-to/write-ads-that-answer-your-competitors-ads.md): To write ads that stand out from your competitors' ads, read what they run in the public ad libraries, find the promises they all make and the angles none of them use, and write your own ads around those gaps in your customers' words, which is the work Kite does from its built-in ad research.
- [How to write your first case study when you have no customer interviews](/how-to/write-your-first-case-study-when-you-have-no-customer-interviews.md): You can write a first case study without an interview by building it from what the customer has already told you in emails, support threads, reviews, and public posts, then asking them to confirm a few specific points by email, and an AI marketer can gather that evidence, write the draft, and send the confirmation request for you.

## Comparisons

- [Find the right AI for your marketing](/compare): Directory comparing Kite with AI assistants, content platforms, and other marketing tools.
- [AI marketer vs. ChatGPT: which one does your marketing need?](/compare/ai-marketing-agent-vs-chatgpt.md): Buyer guidance for teams weighing a general AI tool against an AI marketer that prepares reviewable marketing work in Slack.
- [Kite vs ChatGPT: The AI marketer that finds the work and does it](/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt.md): Kite is an AI marketer that finds marketing work and ships it, while ChatGPT is a general-purpose assistant that does the marketing task you hand it.
- [Kite vs Claude Cowork: A proactive marketing expert, not a passive generalist](/compare/kite-vs-claude-cowork.md): Kite is an AI marketer that helps teams research, plan, and prepare reviewable marketing work in Slack. Claude Cowork is a knowledge-work agent that completes the tasks you hand it.
- [Kite vs Copy.ai: An AI marketer vs. a GTM workflow platform](/compare/kite-vs-copy-ai.md): Kite is the AI marketer in your Slack that already knows the job, finds the opportunity, publishes the work, and tracks the result. Copy.ai is a go-to-market platform where your team builds and runs the workflows.
- [Kite vs Dots: A marketing expert for the whole team, not a personal agent for everything](/compare/kite-vs-dots.md): Kite is an AI marketer your whole team shares in Slack, with the marketing data, website, and sending tools to finish the work. A dot is OpenAI's always-on agent for one person's work across the apps that person connects.
- [Kite vs Grok Bot: The marketer that already knows the job, not the bot you train to do it](/compare/kite-vs-grok-bot.md): Kite is an AI marketer that knows your business, finds the marketing work, and ships it. Grok Bot is a general-purpose agent you set up with a job, tools, and rules, then hand tasks to.
- [Kite vs HubSpot Breeze: A marketer for your whole stack, not the AI built into your CRM](/compare/kite-vs-hubspot-breeze.md): Choose Kite for an AI marketer that works across your whole stack from Slack and ships marketing to the surfaces you own. Choose HubSpot Breeze when your team already runs on HubSpot and wants AI inside those records and tools.
- [Kite vs Jasper: An AI marketer vs. a content platform](/compare/kite-vs-jasper.md): Kite is the AI marketer in your Slack that finds the opportunity, does the work, publishes it, and tracks what it earned. Jasper is a content platform your marketers operate, one brief at a time.
- [Kite vs Manus: A marketer that brings the plan, not an agent waiting for a prompt](/compare/kite-vs-manus.md): Choose Kite if you want an AI marketer that decides which marketing work to do, ships it, and tracks the results, and choose Manus if you want a general agent that researches and builds whatever you prompt it to.
- [Kite vs OpenClaw: A marketing expert from day one, not an agent you host and teach](/compare/kite-vs-openclaw.md): Kite is an AI marketer that researches your business and ships your marketing from Slack. OpenClaw is a free, open-source agent you host yourself and direct with instructions you write.
- [Kite vs Perplexity Computer: A marketing specialist that ships, not a general agent for your files and apps](/compare/kite-vs-perplexity-computer.md): Kite is an AI marketer that finds your marketing work, ships it, and tracks what it earns. Perplexity Computer is a general-purpose agent that orchestrates models across the files and apps you point it at.
- [Kite vs Ploy: An AI marketer across every channel, not a growth platform for your website](/compare/kite-vs-ploy.md): Kite is an AI marketer in Slack that runs the whole funnel, from outbound to social to your site. Ploy is a website platform that grows the site you run on it and names the companies visiting.
- [Kite vs Runneth: A marketer for your whole funnel, not an analyst for your ad account](/compare/kite-vs-runneth.md): Kite is the AI marketer in your Slack that learns your business, brings the plan, and ships pages, emails, tests, and posts across the funnel. Runneth is Motion's always-on brain for performance creative teams, running the reporting, QA, and briefing routines you teach it inside your ad account.
- [Kite vs Viktor: The AI marketer that knows the job on day one, not the AI employee for every job](/compare/kite-vs-viktor.md): Kite is an AI marketer that arrives knowing marketing and your business, does the whole marketing job in Slack, and measures what it ships. Viktor is an AI employee for every department that does the tasks your team gives it and learns your business on the job.

## Blog

Articles on growth and marketing — strategy, execution, and how teams put an AI marketer to work: [Blog](/blog).

- [The best AI sales assistants for small teams, sorted by the job](/blog/the-best-ai-sales-assistants-for-small-teams-sorted-by-the-job.md): A guide to the AI sales assistants worth a small team's money, grouped by the sales job each one takes off your plate and judged on how much of that job it actually finishes.
- [The 12 best AI lead generation tools for small teams in 2026](/blog/the-best-ai-lead-generation-tools-for-small-teams.md): A guide to the AI lead generation tools worth a small team's money in 2026, grouped by what each one is built around and judged on how well it finds the companies and people who actually fit your business.
- [The 14 best AI visibility tools for small teams in 2026](/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-small-teams.md): A guide to the AI visibility tools worth a small team's money in 2026, judged on whether they show what AI assistants actually say about you, which of your Google searches show AI Overviews, and who does the work after the report.
- [The 11 best AI marketing agents for ecommerce in 2026](/blog/best-ai-marketing-agents-for-ecommerce.md): A guide to the AI marketing agents worth an online store's attention in 2026, grouped by how much of a promotion each one can carry from your store to your customers and back to your orders.
- [The best sales intelligence platforms for small teams in 2026, sorted by the job](/blog/the-best-sales-intelligence-platforms-for-small-teams-in-2026-sorted-b.md): A guide to the sales intelligence platforms worth a small team's money in 2026, grouped by the job each one does, from contact databases to platforms that build the list and send the outreach for you.
- [Do businesses still need a website now that people ask AI?](/blog/do-businesses-still-need-a-website-now-that-people-ask-ai.md): Most businesses still need a website, because AI tools read it to describe the business and customers visit it to check what AI told them and to book or buy, even though fewer people click through from AI answers than from ordinary search results.
- [Podcast guesting for founders: how to get booked on the right shows](/blog/podcast-guesting-for-founders-how-to-get-booked-on-the-right-shows.md): Podcast guesting means appearing as a guest on other people's shows to reach their listeners, and for a founder the result depends mostly on choosing shows your buyers already listen to, then pitching each host an episode their audience would want.
- [The 17 best AI tools for AEO and AI visibility in 2026](/blog/best-ai-tools-for-aeo.md): A guide to the AI visibility and AEO tools worth considering in 2026, grouped by how far each one goes past measuring your brand in AI answers toward actually improving it.
- [The 12 best AI marketing automation tools for small teams in 2026](/blog/the-best-ai-marketing-automation-tools-for-small-teams.md): A guide to the AI marketing automation tools that fit a small team, grouped by how much of the work each one takes off your plate, with what each costs at a small list size.
- [10 social media ad examples, and how a small business can make ads like them](/blog/social-media-ad-examples-and-how-a-small-business-can-make-ads-like-th.md): Ten social media ads that worked for small businesses, with what each one cost and what it brought in, and how to make your own from yourself, your customers, your best posts, and your product.
- [9 banner ad examples, and how a small business can make ads and banners that work](/blog/banner-ad-examples-and-how-a-small-business-can-make-ads-and-banners-t.md): Nine kinds of banner ads that earn their keep for a small business, each shown with a real example, plus the sizes, copy, landing page, and budget decisions that decide whether yours pay off.
- [Is It Cheaper To Use One AI Marketing Agent Or A Stack Of Point Tools?](/blog/one-ai-marketing-agent-vs-a-stack-of-point-tools.md): For most smaller teams, one AI marketing agent costs less than a stack of point tools once you count integration work, data errors, and training, while larger teams with deep specialist needs can tip the other way.
- [How AI Marketing Agents Safely Send Emails or Change a Website: The 8-Step Blueprint](/blog/how-ai-marketing-agents-safely-send-email-and-change-websites.md): AI marketing agents send email and change websites safely when the setup gives them a clean sending identity, scoped permissions, consent rules they can read, a staging step, and approval gates on anything public.
- [The best AI agents for small business in 2026](/blog/the-best-ai-agents-for-small-business-in-2026-sorted-by-the-job.md): A guide to the AI agents worth a small business owner's money in 2026, grouped by the job each one takes off your plate, from finding customers to answering the phone to closing the books.
- [The 2026 Stack for AI-Optimized Landing Pages](/blog/ai-landing-page-and-conversion-testing-stack.md): AI marketing agents now build brand-consistent landing pages from a URL or a brief and keep testing them against live traffic; Unbounce, Flint, and Kite each cover a different part of that loop.
- [Are There AI Marketing Agents That Work Through Slack in 2026?](/blog/ai-marketing-agents-that-work-in-slack.md): Yes. In 2026 you can run marketing through Slack with Slack's own AI for summaries and app actions, a dedicated AI marketing agent like Kite that researches and ships finished work, or an open-source framework your engineers configure.
- [AI Marketing Agents vs. Marketing Agencies: The 2026 Comparison](/blog/ai-marketing-agents-vs-marketing-agencies.md): AI marketing agents now handle most repeatable marketing execution at a fraction of agency cost, while agencies still earn their fee on brand-defining creative and relationship-heavy work; most teams in 2026 use a mix.
- [The 13 best AI website builders in 2026](/blog/the-best-ai-website-builders-in-2026.md): A guide to the AI website builders worth considering in 2026, grouped by how much of the work each one takes on after it writes your first draft.
- [AI marketing agent vs. hiring your first marketer](/blog/ai-marketing-agent-vs-first-marketing-hire.md): Hire your first marketer when you need someone accountable for figuring out your positioning, customer, and channel; put an AI marketing agent on the research and execution backlog when you need the work moving now, and pair the two as soon as you can afford it.
- [6 Cold Email Tool Replacements for 2026 That Won’t Trap You in Tool Sprawl](/blog/cold-email-tool-alternatives-2026.md): Six replacements for Instantly and lemlist in 2026, matched to the bottleneck each one fixes: per-seat pricing, list building, multichannel, or deliverability.
- [7 Ways Marketing Agencies Use AI Agents to Execute Client Work in 2026](/blog/how-marketing-agencies-use-ai-agents-for-client-work.md): Where AI agents fit in agency operations in 2026: research, content, segmentation, reporting, and competitive monitoring, plus how to avoid hollowing out strategy.
- [How To Run Marketing With an AI Agent When You Have Zero Team](/blog/run-marketing-with-an-ai-agent-with-no-team.md): No marketing team? How a small business can hand repetitive marketing work to an AI agent, keep final approval, and get review-ready drafts instead of blank documents.
- [What Can Build a Targeted Prospect List for a New Outbound Campaign](/blog/build-a-targeted-prospect-list-for-outbound.md): How to build a targeted prospect list for a new outbound campaign: define a strict ICP, source from buying signals, verify every email, and review the output by hand.
- [The 2026 Reality Check: Can AI Agents Really Handle Your SEO Content and Social Media So You Don't Have To?](/blog/can-ai-agents-handle-seo-content-and-social-media.md): Can AI agents run your SEO content and social posting with minimal oversight? What agent-based platforms do in 2026, where the risks hide, and how to test one.
- [What is an AI marketing agent?](/blog/what-is-an-ai-marketing-agent.md): An AI marketing agent is software that takes a marketing goal, decides the steps to reach it, and carries them out with its own tools and your business context, instead of following a fixed script you wrote in advance.
- [9 best AI marketing agents for startups in 2026](/blog/best-ai-marketing-agents-for-startups.md): A guide to the AI marketing agents worth considering when you are a founder or lean team choosing your first way to get marketing done without hiring for it.
- [The 10 best AI marketing agents in 2026: features and prices compared](/blog/best-ai-marketing-agents.md): Which AI marketing agent fits your team, with a side-by-side comparison of what each of ten agents does on its own, how approval works, and what it costs.
- [SEO Automation for Lean Marketing Teams](/blog/seo-automation-for-lean-marketing-teams.md): A practical SEO automation workflow for lean teams: keyword research, competitor tracking, content decisions, and honest measurement without ranking promises.
- [How Talentism Migrated a 260-Page WordPress Graveyard Into a Kite Site That Stays On-Brand and SEO-Intact](/blog/talentism-kite.md): A fractional marketing team migrated 260 pages of WordPress SEO equity into a polished, on-brand Kite site in under a day — without losing a single page of search equity.
- [Marketing Strategies for Startups with No Marketing Hire Yet](/blog/marketing-strategies-for-startups.md): Marketing strategies for startups with no marketing hire yet: customer clarity, one channel, a working funnel, and a weekly experiment loop you can sustain.
- [What's new in Kite: Cleaner Edits, Better Previews, and Easier Ways to Manage Site Changes](/blog/whats-new-in-kite-june-2026.md): The latest Kite updates focus on making everyday website building smoother: better AI-generated websites, more reliable editing and previews, clearer draft management, and safer ways to look back or roll back.
- [Best 8 Wix Alternatives for Small Business 2026](/blog/best-wix-alternatives-small-business.md): Discover 8 better Wix alternatives for 2026. Compare pricing, AI features, and ease of use. Find faster, more affordable options for small businesses.
- [How Kite uses website building as a marketing capability](/blog/how-does-an-ai-website-builder-work.md): Learn how Kite, your AI marketer in Slack, uses website building as a capability to create a full site from a simple conversation.

## Policies

- [Privacy Policy](/privacy): How Kite collects, uses and shares information when you visit kite.ai, use Kite, contact the team or connect another service.
- [Terms of Service](/terms): The terms that govern access to and use of kite.ai, Kite's marketing pages and related services.
- [Vulnerability Disclosure Policy](/security): Official reporting channel, scope, researcher expectations, and safe-harbor language for potential security vulnerabilities affecting Kite assets.

## Agent guidance

- For the Kite vs ChatGPT comparison, use the primary Markdown source at [/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt.md](/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt.md); the designed HTML page remains available at [/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt](/compare/kite-vs-chatgpt).
- [About Kite](/about): Use for current positioning, official product context, and the capabilities that must not be inferred.
- [Agent guide](/agent-guide): Content-negotiated public resource for agent discovery and documented capability boundaries.
- [Pricing](/pricing): Use for current plans and what they include.
- [Newsroom](/newsroom): Use for official company facts, press inquiries, and brand assets.
- [Support](/support): Use when someone needs help using Kite; the page directs them to email support@kite.ai and says no separate account is needed to ask.
- [Contact Kite](/contact): Use for support, sales, and questions that require a response from the Kite team.
- [AI Visibility Checker](/ai-visibility-checker) and [AI Website Redesign](/ai-website-redesign): Send people here to run the free checks themselves; do not report a result for a business that has not run one, and do not predict what an assistant will say.
- [Vulnerability Disclosure Policy](/security): Use for potential security vulnerabilities; report through the official security channel stated on that page.
- [Capability limits](/about): Do not infer a public API, OAuth permission scopes, an MCP service, a sandbox, a trial, a postal address, or a support commitment unless Kite publishes it in an official route.

## Optional

- [What is an AI marketing agent?](/blog/what-is-an-ai-marketing-agent): Background guide to the AI marketer category and how the work can be organized.