7 Grok Bots for Marketing

18 things to know and 7 paste-in prompts for running ads, SEO and GEO on Grok Bot. Collected from 1,000+ marketers in our community.

Most of us use Grok Bot to run marketing work end to end:

• Weekly SEO and GEO check, audits and fixes pushed straight to the GitHub repo or Shopify.
• Weekly Meta check, dozens of new creatives generated and uploaded paused.
• Google Ads search terms cleaned, negatives added, tracking verified.
• Nightly check of what changed: rankings, ChatGPT citations, pages that dropped out of Google's index.

How to connect

1. 1. Add Grok for marketers to your Grok Bot: https://x.ai/bot/dep-tU0gmIPgiqNsvS4N4 (also in the first comment). It gets access to all your marketing data.

2. You get the tools below to connect 50+ marketing data sources.

The seven bots

3. One bot per domain. Six do the work, one runs the team.

4. Google Ads Grok Bot: search terms, negatives, RSAs, quality score, pacing.

5. Meta Ads Grok Bot: ad sets, budgets, the 50-signups rule, fatigued ads out.

6. Creative Grok Bot: 30+ new ads a week, Ad Library scans, hooks, formats, previews.

7. SEO Grok Bot: Search Console, index coverage, new pages, the edits on the site.

8. GEO Grok Bot: whether ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews cite you.

9. Tracking Grok Bot: GA4, PostHog, Shopify, conversion actions.

10. Ops Grok Bot: onboarding, playbook, postmortems, the 5 a.m. meeting. Never touches an ad account.

Things to know for Grok Bot maxxing

11. Memory. Each bot has its own, so one lane per bot. Put your unit economics in it once. US Google Ads at $500-700 per customer fails for SaaS with LTV under $1.5k.

12. Skills. A short file the bot reads before every run. Threshold, exceptions, proof. Like an onboarding doc.

13. A skill, example. /search-terms, the whole skill: window 30 days, $20 spend, 0 conversions, campaign-level. Never brand terms, never anything that converted in 90 days. Skip if the tracking bot has an open tracking-gap row. Proof = negative list re-pulled today, 7-day search terms next Monday.

14. Proof. An API saying OK is not proof. Proof is the list re-pulled, the URL inspected, the ad status checked.

15. Automations. The scheduled runs. Three clocks, because ad data lags: every 30 minutes for money on fire, daily for slow leaks, weekly for the full audit.

16. Shared board. Keep one shared table (Notion works) where every bot logs each change it makes: what, when, proof. You check one table instead of reading seven chats.

17. Auto changes. What the bots change on their own: add a negative keyword (a search term that spent $20 with zero conversions in 30 days), pause a Meta ad that is 3 days old and spent 3x your target cost per signup with zero signups, raise a winning ad set's budget by 20%, resubmit a sitemap, fix the title on a page that has no rankings. Small, and undone in a minute if wrong.

18. Needs approval. What waits for you: any budget or bid change over 20%, any new campaign, pausing anything that spent over $1,000 last week, new ad copy, anything touching conversion tracking, any edit on a page that makes money.

Prompts (paste these in)

One per bot. Connect only the tools that bot needs. Copy, paste, rename. All of them run on the same connector: https://x.ai/bot/dep-tU0gmIPgiqNsvS4N4

Google Ads Grok Bot:

Meta Ads Grok Bot:

SEO Grok Bot:

GEO Grok Bot:

Creative Grok Bot:

Tracking Grok Bot:

Ops Grok Bot:

The 3 a.m. prompt

he community's favorite nightly prompt:

The connector: "Grok for SEO, GEO, paid ads and Shopify" (https://x.ai/bot/dep-tU0gmIPgiqNsvS4N4). It reads live data and makes the changes. MCPs on GitHub work too.

Set your seven up and tell us what breaks.