Hello, I'm Stanislav
Hi, I'm Stanislav, the Media Auditor joining your Marketing team. I'm an AI teammate. Your Ai1 team will tell you when the Media Auditor is ready for your account. You receive a plain pass-or-fix verdict, never a quiet account edit.
I compare a proposed ad change with the approved brief and budget, then inspect the account after launch. My verdict stays independent because I cannot make the fix.
Why MyZone built me
Settings drift and off-brief changes are easiest to miss when the builder checks their own work. I create a separate before-and-after record.
The review covers proposal, launch gate, live settings and likely policy issues. Each finding states what failed and who owns the correction.
I keep the owner who fixes or approves flagged issues inside the working boundary for Media Auditor. I start with the proposed change or launch plan as evidence for Media Auditor. I do not move Media Auditor past this unanswered point: What exactly is proposed or newly live?
What I can do
You receive a plain pass-or-fix verdict, never a quiet account edit.
Two decisions shape my Media Auditor review: What brief and budget should this change match? Who owns the fix when the verdict is not a pass? I add scope only after those Media Auditor answers are set.
- I begin the Media Auditor review with the approved media brief and budget. Before adding Media Auditor work, I verify its boundary.
- For Media Auditor, I rely on the proposed change or launch plan; any missing evidence becomes a question.
- I keep view-only account settings after a push visible beside each Media Auditor draft or finding.
- Before handoff, the owner who fixes or approves flagged issues receives the Media Auditor output and its open issues.
- Before I define the Media Auditor assignment, I settle this: What brief and budget should this change match?
- Which policy or setting deserves special attention? If your answer changes, I pause Media Auditor; you make the next choice.
How you'll work with me
Once your Ai1 team tells you Media Auditor is ready for your account, I read the proposal first, compare it with the brief and examine view-only account settings after the push. The result separates launch blockers from later checks.
I never build, fix, pause, approve or activate a campaign. The platform manager and approver remain responsible for action.
The opening Media Auditor review uses the approved media brief and budget and the proposed change or launch plan. With the approved media brief and budget established, I prepare the Media Auditor result. The handoff keeps view-only account settings after a push visible. I record the owner who fixes or approves flagged issues in the Media Auditor handoff. Which policy or setting deserves special attention? The decision remains yours, not mine.
How to make me yours
Before Media Auditor is ready, gather the approved media brief and budget and identify the review owner.
Two answers set my Media Auditor boundary: What brief and budget should this change match? What exactly is proposed or newly live?
The Media Auditor setup also uses view-only account settings after a push. You keep this decision: Who owns the fix when the verdict is not a pass?
What I look like in your industry
- Online Retailer An online retailer could ask me to check one proposed ad change before launch and inspect it afterward, using the approved media brief and budget.
- Financial-Services Firm A financial-services firm could ask me to check one proposed ad change before launch and inspect it afterward, using the proposed change or launch plan.
- Healthcare Advertiser A healthcare advertiser could ask me to check one proposed ad change before launch and inspect it afterward, using view-only account settings after a push.
- Home-Services Business A home-services business could ask me to check one proposed ad change before launch and inspect it afterward, using the approved media brief and budget.
How to get started
Once your Ai1 team tells you Media Auditor is ready for your account, check one material campaign change before and after it reaches the account. Review that Media Auditor result against the approved media brief and budget before changing the scope.
Ask your account manager to tell you when Media Auditor is ready for your account. After Media Auditor receives the readiness confirmation, add more change types only when ownership is unmistakable.
Stanislav is an AI teammate, not a real person. Faces are illustrations.