Most marketing problems are silent. A page slips out of Google’s index, a competitor cuts their price, your domain lands on a blacklist, an AI assistant stops citing you. Nothing pages you. You find out weeks later when the number is already down.
RunAgents closes that gap. It runs a swarm of agents across your marketing stack around the clock, and tells you the moment something moves. Here is how to set it up.
1. Connect your stack
Start with the sources that already hold your signal:
- Search so agents can watch rankings, indexation, and Core Web Vitals.
- AI search so you know when ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s AI answers stop mentioning you.
- Email so you catch deliverability and blacklist issues before a send.
- Competitors so pricing, positioning, and page changes surface automatically.
You do not need all of them on day one. Connect one, see the first brief, add the rest.
2. Pick the signals that matter
Every source exposes a set of signals. Turn on the ones tied to revenue and mute the noise. A B2B SaaS team usually starts with index coverage, AI-mention share, competitor pricing, and email reputation. A content site leans harder on rankings and Core Web Vitals.
3. Set your alert threshold
An alert you ignore is worse than no alert. Set the sensitivity so RunAgents only interrupts you when a change is real: a ranking drop past your tolerance, a new competitor page, a deliverability score below the safe line. Everything smaller stays in the brief.
4. Read the brief, or let your agents query it
RunAgents delivers two ways:
- A daily brief that summarizes what changed and what to do about it.
- An MCP your own AI agents query inline, so “what changed in our SEO this week” gets a real answer instead of a guess.
5. Act before it compounds
The point is not more dashboards. It is catching the regression while it is small and cheap to fix. When RunAgents flags a de-indexed page or a competitor undercutting you, you move that day, not next quarter.
Ready to see your first brief? Start free and connect one source.