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Is there a free plan?

Yes. Actus has a free plan to get started, with paid plans that add higher limits and advanced features like scheduled automations and team workspaces.

Can agents run automatically on a schedule?

Yes — agents can run hourly, daily, or on a custom cadence, so routine work happens automatically without you starting it each time.

How is Actus different from a chatbot?

A chatbot replies with text. An Actus agent takes action: it uses real tools to research, write, build, and send, then returns a finished deliverable instead of just advice.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe your goal in plain English and the agent plans and executes the steps. Agents can write and run code when a task needs it, but you never have to.

Do I stay in control of what an agent does?

Yes. Irreversible actions require your approval, every run has budget and step limits, and each step is logged so you can see exactly what happened.

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Multi-Channel AI Campaigns

Actus · November 6, 2026

multi-channel marketingAI campaignsworkflow automationoutreach

Multi-Channel AI Campaigns

A multi-channel campaign is not simply the same message copied into email, social, and a website. It is a coordinated sequence in which each channel does a different job. Email can carry detail, social can create familiarity, and a landing page can answer questions when the prospect is ready. Actus Agent helps teams design this sequence as a workflow rather than a collection of disconnected tasks.

Start with one audience and one outcome

Choose a narrow audience, such as local contractors who need more quote requests. Define one outcome: a booked discovery call, a completed estimate form, or a reply that confirms interest. This keeps the campaign measurable and prevents channel activity from becoming busywork.

Map the sequence

A practical workflow might research a prospect, summarize the company, draft a short email, prepare a social follow-up, and record the next action. Add review points where judgment matters. Automation should reduce repetitive preparation, not remove accountability.

Personalization without invention

Use observable facts: services listed, locations served, recent projects, or missing conversion paths. Never invent results or pretend to know a private problem. A useful message explains what was observed and offers a low-pressure next step.

Measure the handoffs

Track researched prospects, messages sent, replies, qualified conversations, and booked calls separately. A high open rate is not a business outcome if the wrong audience is being contacted. Review the workflow weekly and remove steps that do not improve relevance or speed.

When Actus Agent fits

Actus is useful when research, drafting, follow-up, and documentation must happen together. Begin with one small campaign, verify every output, and expand only after the process is reliable. Explore Actus Agent at https://actusagent.cc to design a workflow around your actual bottleneck.

FAQ

Does every channel need the same copy? No. Keep the offer consistent, but adapt length and context.

Should automation send everything automatically? Not always. Human review is valuable for high-stakes or highly personal outreach.

What is the first step? Define the audience, outcome, evidence you can use, and the point where a person takes over.