Product
AI employees, not AI tools.
A tool waits for a prompt. An employee owns a job. Mayil AI gives you a team of specialists that watch, analyse and draft real marketing work, then ask you to approve it.
What makes it an employee
Three things a tool can't do.
Grounded in a private, versioned memory of your voice, products, offers and competitors, so drafts sound like you, not a template.
Watches its area, analyses what changed, and drafts finished work (rewritten pages, ad copy, posts), not suggestions for you to execute.
Every change goes to your approval queue with the reasoning attached. Approve, edit or reject. Nothing goes live on its own.
The team
Eight specialists, in detail.
Each employee owns one job: what it watches, and the finished work it puts in your approval queue.
SEO Manager
Keeps your pages ranking while you sleep.
It watches
- Rankings and decaying pages
- Crawl and index status
- Internal link gaps
It drafts
- Rewritten titles and meta
- Schema markup
- Internal-link plans
- Page refresh briefs
Ads Manager
Cuts waste and keeps creative fresh.
It watches
- Spend and wasted budget
- Search terms and negatives
- Creative fatigue
It drafts
- Negative keyword lists
- Budget shift proposals
- New ad copy variants
Content Strategist
Builds the content plan from real gaps.
It watches
- Keyword and topic gaps
- Competitor content moves
- Posts losing traffic
It drafts
- Content briefs
- Pillar-and-cluster plans
- FAQ blocks
- Refresh drafts
Social Manager
Shows up daily so you don't have to.
It watches
- Your channels and engagement
- Trends worth joining
- What's working elsewhere
It drafts
- Daily posts and hooks
- Replies
- Repurposed content from what you already have
Competitive Intelligence
Tells you exactly what changed this week.
It watches
- Competitor sites and pages
- New offers and campaigns
- Pricing and positioning shifts
It drafts
- Weekly change reports
- Recommended responses
Analytics Analyst
Turns your data into decisions.
It watches
- GA4 for shifts that matter
- Search Console trends
- Funnel and channel movement
It drafts
- Plain-English findings
- The decision each finding suggests
CRO Manager
Finds the leaks in your funnel.
It watches
- Drop-off points
- Page and form performance
- Conversion trends
It drafts
- Test ideas
- Copy and layout fixes for leaking steps
Website Auditor
Scans your site every day.
It watches
- Broken and thin pages
- Slow pages
- Pages missing from the index
It drafts
- Prioritised fix lists
- The fix itself, ready to apply
The morning brief
Every day starts with work already done.
Yesterday, I noticed
So I already
The weekly report
It leads with what it did, not what it found.
Every week you get an executive summary. It starts with shipped work, then what's changing, and what's queued next.
This week I did
Work that shipped after your approval.
- Shipped 5 rewritten page titles (approved Monday)
- Published 3 social posts and the newsletter
- Refreshed 2 decaying blog posts
- Added FAQ schema to your pricing page
What's next
Changes noticed, and the work already queued.
- Competitor Acme launched a comparison page (response brief drafted)
- Two funnel steps show rising drop-off (test ideas queued)
- 4 new content briefs waiting for your review
Get started
See it running on your own site.
Book a walkthrough with the team, or talk to sales about a managed engagement.