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Case study / Media buying × AI

Delivered and in production

Automating media buying operations

For a media buyer, Epicflare translated trading methods into connected AI workflows and deployed the solution in production. Agents support planning, campaign setup and routine optimization, while media buyers retain control over key decisions.

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Media buying automation

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The challenge

The engagement addressed manual work across media buying operations. The workflow needed to retain the buyer's trading rules and naming conventions, with opportunities to review and revise actions before they were applied.

The workflow

The workflow uses briefs, budgets, reporting, historical conversion data and existing campaign setups. The platforms covered are Google Ads, Meta Ads and AppLovin.

  1. Planning

    Agents propose plans using inventory, whitelists, audiences, themes and contexts, with CPM and CPA estimates.

  2. Plan approval

    The media buyer selects and revises a plan before the system writes changes. Business rules remain part of the workflow.

  3. Campaign creation

    Agents create line items, budgets and creatives using the buyer's bids, structure and naming conventions.

  4. Optimization

    Agents analyze performance and CPA, reallocate budgets and identify low-performing line items and creatives for removal.

  5. Action approval

    The media buyer reviews key actions and can revise them before implementation.

  6. Update

    Approved changes are written to the tools. New campaign results inform subsequent optimization cycles.

Brief & data

  • Briefs
  • Budgets
  • Reporting
  • Historical conversion data
  • Existing campaign setups
  1. Planning

    Agents propose plans with CPM and CPA estimates

  2. Plan approval

    The media buyer selects and revises a plan

    Human approval

  3. Campaign creation

    Agents create line items, budgets and creatives

  4. Optimization

    Agents analyze performance and CPA

  5. Action approval

    The media buyer reviews key actions and can revise them

    Human approval

  6. Update

    Approved changes are written to the tools

Steps 4 to 6 repeat: New campaign results inform subsequent optimization cycles

Platforms covered

  • Google Ads
  • Meta Ads
  • AppLovin
Media buying workflow. Agents support planning, campaign setup and routine optimization, while media buyers retain control over key decisions.

What Epicflare delivered

Epicflare translated trading methods into workflows, developed the agents and their connections, and integrated the solution into operations. The engagement was delivered and deployed in production. The client is presented anonymously.

Observed reductions in manual work time

Observed reductions in manual work time
ActivityObserved range
Media and audience planning40–60%
Campaign setup50–75%
Routine optimizations20–35%

Ranges vary by scenario. For planning, the comparison is between manual work time and time spent revising AI outputs. The optimization gain is approximate and is also linked to other process changes. No CPA improvement is claimed.

Which part of your media buying workflow needs attention?

Discuss the work your teams do today, the tools they use and the decisions they need to control. We can assess a relevant automation scope and define how to evaluate it.