Ai Marketing

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... outgoing VP of comms and marketing said in a new interview... for the Xbox maker–turned–AI hyperscaler. "That's not to say...

... um produto na residência, e ai a equipe de entrega achar... que eu autorizei "receber e-mail marketing, ofertas de produtos, serviços e... reclamação "não era possível". E ai para finalizar, hoje as 8h05...

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Non, malheureusement. Aucune mention, et souvent un argument marketing quand c’est le cas. Ça aurait été mis en avant. J’en ai acheté un set, j’ai jeté la boîte et aucune mention sur la poêle.

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... builds your list for future marketing campaigns" SEO gets your articles... to establish authority (either by AI or a Fiverr Ghostwriter) Sincerely...

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Hi everyone, I run a small business that offers art classes for kids, birthday workshops, and holiday camps. I want to start improving my marketing, especially promoting birthday workshops and creating holiday camps and maybe open a website. I’m trying to build an AI-based system that can help me: Create and publish posts on Facebook and LinkedIn Generate content (text, images, maybe short videos) Post consistently without me doing everything manually The problem is I am completely overwhelmed. There are too many tutorials, tools, and approaches and I don’t know where to start. I’d really appreciate help with: What’s the simplest way to get started? What tools should I focus on (Claude + what else)? Is it even possible to fully automate posting to Facebook/LinkedIn? Any recommended tutorials, courses, or step-by-step guides? If anyone here has built something similar (even partially), I’d love to hear what worked for you. Thanks a lot 🙏 submitted by /u/No_Awareness_231 to r/ClaudeAI [link] [comments]

I’m looking for the real-world winners—tools that have actually moved the needle for your business or your clients, not just saved you 10 minutes of typing. submitted by /u/growthhackersdigital to r/MarketingandAI [link] [comments]

Or has it created new opportunities, increased productivity, or had no influence at all. And do you expect it to in the future? submitted by /u/Jealous_Dingo_4608 to r/artificial [link] [comments]

How are you actually using AI agents or automation in your marketing right now? I've been deep in the AI marketing automation space for a while now - building systems for clients that handle everything from keyword research to content generation to performance tracking. But I'm curious what other people's setups actually look like in practice. A few things I keep wondering: - Are you using agents for specific tasks (like writing, research, reporting) or trying to chain them into full workflows? - What's the split between "AI does it" vs "AI drafts it, human reviews it" in your process? - Has anyone found a reliable way to keep brand voice consistent across AI-generated content at scale? - What broke first when you tried to automate more of your marketing pipeline? I'm not talking about ChatGPT for blog posts. I mean actual systems - agents that pull data, make decisions, and execute across multiple channels. Would love to hear what's working, what flopped, and what you'd automate next if you could. submitted by /u/bitethecode0 to r/DigitalMarketing [link] [comments]

Marketing and sales come with endless repetitive tasks. Prospect research, follow-ups, meeting notes, and reporting. AI can handle parts of this, but not every founder needs a full stack of agents. Usually, there’s one major time drain causing friction. If you’re running a lean team, where has AI actually saved you meaningful time so far? submitted by /u/LLFounder to r/Entrepreneur [link] [comments]

I’ve been trying a few AI tools for content, SEO, and social media, and they do save time. But most still need human editing to sound natural and match the brand. Curious what others are using — which AI marketing tools actually give good results, and which ones feel overhyped? submitted by /u/Perfect_Tone_3310 to r/digital_marketing [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/yv3b7nphozhg1.png?width=1886&format=png&auto=webp&s=05e3413dbdd52e59ecb87dd53753a55c3f6bd80f I'm a developer who kept context-switching between coding and marketing. Every time I needed a blog post, email sequence, or SEO audit, I'd leave my IDE, open ChatGPT, write prompts from scratch, copy-paste results back, and lose flow. So I built AgentKits Marketing — 18 specialized AI agents, 93 slash commands, and 28 marketing skills that work directly inside Claude Code. What it does Instead of one general-purpose AI, you get specialized agents for each marketing job: Agent What it does attraction-specialist Lead gen, landing pages, SEO content email-wizard Email sequences, automation, A/B testing conversion-optimizer CRO analysis, A/B test setup, funnel optimization seo-specialist Technical SEO, keyword research, content optimization copywriter High-converting copy, headlines, CTAs sales-enabler Battlecards, case studies, sales collateral brand-voice-guardian Brand consistency across all content ...and 11 more Lead qualification, retention, upselling, research, planning Slash commands for everything /campaign:plan # Plan a full marketing campaign /content:blog # Write a blog post with SEO /seo:audit # Full SEO audit /cro:analyze # Conversion rate analysis /social:post # Social media content /sequence:email # Email sequence builder /competitor:analyze # Competitive analysis /pricing:strategy # Pricing optimization 93 commands total across 22 categories. 28 marketing skills — not just prompts These aren't simple prompt templates. Each skill is a deep knowledge base: Marketing Psychology — 70+ mental models (anchoring, social proof, loss aversion, etc.) CRO Stack — 7 specialized skills: page CRO, form CRO, popup CRO, signup flow, onboarding, paywall, A/B testing Programmatic SEO — template-based pages at scale Pricing Strategy — frameworks for SaaS pricing optimization Launch Strategy — step-by-step launch playbooks Interactive training (19 modules, 11 languages) Built-in training that teaches you inside Claude Code: /training:start-0-0 # English /training-ja:start-0-0 # Japanese /training-vi:start-0-0 # Vietnamese # ...9 more languages 5-6 hours of structured curriculum. You work on a real marketing project while learning. "Vibe Marketing" Inspired by "Vibe Coding" — instead of doing marketing manually, you describe what you want and let the agents handle it: You: "Create a launch campaign for our new feature" → attraction-specialist plans the campaign → copywriter writes landing page copy → email-wizard creates the drip sequence → seo-specialist optimizes for search → brand-voice-guardian reviews everything for consistency Install # Claude Code Plugin Marketplace (easiest) /plugin marketplace add aitytech/agentkits-marketing /plugin install agentkits-marketing@agentkits-marketing # Or via npx (works with Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Cline too) npx u/aitytech/agentkits-marketing install What I'm curious about What marketing tasks do you most wish AI could handle? Are you using any marketing tools inside Claude Code today? Would you rather have fewer, deeper agents or more, lighter ones? GitHub: https://github.com/aitytech/agentkits-marketing Homepage: https://www.agentkits.net/marketing Happy to answer questions about the agents, skills, or architecture. submitted by /u/SleepTraining7305 to r/ClaudeAI [link] [comments]

exploring different AI agents for marketing and there are so many. From content creation to seo to social media and ad optimization, there are tons of options but I am sure all are not good in real world use case. which one you guys use? submitted by /u/Medium_Repeat_4080 to r/AI_Agents [link] [comments]

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I still get enjoyment from emails like this one. All I do is create AI videos to get attention to get people on my email list. I have over 30,000 people on my email list now. Last year my AI videos did over 100 million views. My Facebook page is content monetized ($1000+ a month). Over 100,000 followers. My Instagram over 70,000 followers. I do affiliate marketing for AI related offers. There are many AI softwares and AI communities that have affiliate programs. This affiliate sale was from an AI workshop offer. To make it passive outsource the AI video creation and email content creation. AI agents handle your DMs. I also have clients for AI services but clients can cancel anytime so it’s best to have affiliate sales on the side. submitted by /u/MedalofHonour15 to r/passive_income [link] [comments]

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I’m the head of marketing in a B2C company that supports around 60 physical retail locations and runs frequent onsite activations and events. Our marketing team is extremely lean. Two marketers including me, plus two in-house graphic designers and two extra partners, only running weekly community events on field. Everything is handled internally. Strategy, daily social media content including TikTok, event planning and onsite activations, website management, overall marketing strategy, performance, coordination with roughly 60 stores, and even light legal work like terms and conditions for promotions. There are no agencies or external partners involved. My fellow marketer is leaving in a month to pursue a master’s degree. I recently learned that my CEO doesn’t think we need to replace them. His reasoning is NOT that he wants to cut costs and me do all the “hands on job”. He thinks that content can now be automated with AI🤙. According to him, not only I won’t be involved with extra work but I’ll move into a more “important” and supervisory role and won’t need to be doing things like making TikTok videos anymore. I’m honestly stunned. This isn’t a small traditional business. The CEO is supposed to be very tech-oriented and runs multiple Tech (esports/ gaming / data centres) companies, which makes this even more confusing. To be clear, I’m against people losing jobs but I’m not 100% anti-AI. We already use it to speed things up, for drafting, ideation, variations and workflow efficiency. But replacing hands-on execution in a local, retail-heavy, community-driven B2C environment feels completely INSANE and UNREALISTIC. I genuinely cannot think of a single real B2C company at this scale that successfully replaced operational marketing staff with AI and didn’t later walk it back quietly. I’m not talking about big tech or enterprises with dedicated AI teams. I’m not talking about cutting back on email marketers or performance roles. I’m asking for a reality check from people who actually work in marketing or operations. Do any real examples like this exist? Is this a legitimate AI strategy or just LinkedIn-fueled wishful thinking? Am I being resistant to change, or is this completely detached from how marketing actually works? My first thought was that he just saw that Sindra app ad and believed this is possible. Is there even a real app that can 100% automate a whole team’s work with even DECENT results? This text is already long enough to start complaining about how INSULTING all this is for our work and for the actual outcome of it (that he has in reports) but ok. submitted by /u/hrh-sylvanas to r/marketing [link] [comments]

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It's AI this, AI that. Even in places where it makes absolutely no sense, like I saw a screen protector with a "powered by AI" text on it. But why is it being marketed so aggressively when the majority either doesn't care about AI, or actively avoids it? Is it just to appeal to shareholders? And in advertisements, actors are shown unironically interacting with and enjoying using AI. No real person does that, except for the AI bootlickers that do. It's like they've deluded themselves into thinking this is what people want when it isn't. I just don't get it. submitted by /u/toast_ghost12 to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

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