Campaign Freshness Monitor

Detects expired promotions left live on key pages

  1. agent ›Three pages still say 'Summer Sale — ends 31 August'. That was five weeks ago. The banner is on the front page, on 'Garden furniture' and on 'Parasols'.
  2. you ›The code still works at checkout, so nobody's being misled. Where's the harm?
  3. agent ›Two places. Visitors who read 'ends 31 August' five weeks later conclude nobody looks after the site. And if the code was meant to stop on the 31st, you're giving 20% off full-price autumn stock.
  4. you ›It was meant to stop. Which page first?
  5. agent ›The front page: it's where most visitors see it, and the banner has now been up longer than the sale ran. Before it, the hero was the 'New season' image from 10 August — that's in the page history if you want it back.

What it does

Reads the AI descriptions of your pages and images for the signs of a campaign — end dates, offers, discount codes, conditions, seasonal messaging — and checks them against today's date. A banner that still says 'ends Sunday' three weeks later makes a shop look unattended, and an offer the team believes has ended may still be on display. The agent flags each page still showing an expired promotion, with the text or image that carries it, when it appeared, and the page's history, so the team can see what was there before the campaign and put it back.

Category
Action & Recommendation
Data sources
Your front page · Page analytics · AI page descriptions · Recent page changes
Schedule
Daily

An example insight.

What a result from Campaign Freshness Monitor looks like. The numbers are an illustration, not a customer's.

Campaign Freshness Monitor · Expired Campaign · Example

Valentine's Day promo still live — 6 weeks past expiry

The Valentine's Day banner, with its 20% discount code, is still shown on 3 landing pages six weeks after the campaign's stated end date. Visitors are being promised an offer the team considers over.

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