Recruiting Ads with Earned Autonomy
It runs the campaign day to day — inside a budget and a time window the owner approved.
Spend cannot exceed the budget the owner approved; every live change is logged. Autonomy here was granted in stages, not on day one.
The problem
Recruiting ads need daily attention to stay efficient, and nobody had time for it. Handing an AI an ad account with no limits is not an option.
What it does
Drafts recruiting campaigns and sends the flight dates and budget to the owner as an approval card. Once approved, it adjusts and prunes ads on its own — but only inside that approved budget and window. Every live change is logged, spend is tracked against a ledger, and an emergency stop halts everything.
CAMPAIGN PROPOSAL · Stylist recruiting Flight: 14 days Budget: [APPROVED AMOUNT] Audience: licensed stylists, 25 mi [ Approve flight + budget ] [ Edit ] After approval: daily pruning within budget Spend ledger · change log · emergency stop
Why this works for your business
Any owner who hires regularly — salons, trades, clinics, restaurants. The pattern (approve the boundary, automate inside it) applies well beyond ads.
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