Agility - Marq Integration and Automation

Common Integration Use Cases Between Agility and Marq

• Brand-approved marketing asset publishing - Bi-directional
  

  Marketing teams create campaign graphics, social visuals, and sales collateral in Marq, then publish approved assets directly into Agility as reusable content components or media references. Agility can surface those assets across landing pages, campaign microsites, and product pages, ensuring brand consistency while reducing manual file handling and duplicate uploads.

• Dynamic campaign landing pages with on-brand visuals - Marq to Agility
  

  When a campaign is launched in Marq, approved banners, headers, and promotional creatives can be pushed into Agility for immediate use in landing pages. This supports faster campaign deployment, allowing marketers to update page visuals without waiting on design or development teams.

• Localized content and asset production at scale - Bi-directional
  

  Agility can provide campaign copy, page metadata, and regional content variants to Marq for localized asset creation. Once localized designs are finalized in Marq, the approved versions can be sent back to Agility for regional website and microsite publishing. This improves consistency across markets and reduces localization bottlenecks.

• Product marketing content synchronization - Agility to Marq
  

  Agility can supply product descriptions, feature highlights, and promotional messaging to Marq so marketing teams can generate brochures, one-pagers, and sales enablement materials aligned with current web content. This helps ensure that customer-facing collateral matches the latest product positioning and reduces content drift across channels.

• Event and campaign kit distribution - Marq to Agility
  

  Marq can be used to create event kits, email headers, speaker graphics, and promotional banners, then publish approved versions into Agility for use on event registration pages and campaign hubs. Agility becomes the central delivery layer for all event-related digital experiences, while Marq remains the design workspace for asset production.

• Governed content approval workflow for digital experiences - Bi-directional
  

  Agility can trigger review requests when content pages require new visuals, while Marq can return approval status and final asset versions once design review is complete. This creates a controlled workflow between content and creative teams, improving governance and shortening approval cycles for high-visibility campaigns.

• Reusable content blocks for multi-channel campaigns - Agility to Marq
  

  Agility can expose approved headlines, calls to action, campaign copy, and imagery references to Marq so designers can build consistent templates for brochures, ads, and presentations. This enables teams to reuse the same core messaging across web, print, and sales materials, improving efficiency and brand alignment.