December 14, 2024

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New Social Media Platform Aims to Streamline Marketing with AI-Powered Tools

New Social Media Platform Aims to Streamline Marketing with AI-Powered Tools

BrandPilot AI Inc. (BPAI:CSE; BPAIF:OTCQB) has launched Social Runway, an all-in-one web application designed to streamline social media management for marketers, creators, and brands. The announcement positions the company as a key player in the AI-driven marketing solutions space.

Social Runway offers a centralized platform where users can efficiently handle various aspects of social media marketing. Its features include a unified inbox for managing messages and comments across multiple platforms. It offers integration with Canva for content creation and CaptionAI for generating engaging captions and hashtags. Additionally, the platform features an intuitive calendar for scheduling and publishing content. These are in addition to the tools it provides users for monitoring performance metrics and generating customizable reports.

The platform’s versatility is highlighted by its cost-effective pricing model. Users can experience its full suite of tools with a 30-day free trial, followed by a monthly subscription fee of US$99, which includes unlimited user accounts and connections to social media profiles.

“Many creators, brands, and agencies struggle to keep pace with the demands of social media marketing,” said CEO Brandon Mina in the news release. “We’ve launched an accessible and powerful solution that streamlines content creation, approval workflows, and scheduling to boost efficiency and drive meaningful engagement for brands across multiple social channels at scale.”

What’s Going On With AdTech?

On October 4, MarTech reported on the closure of Oracle Advertising, marking a significant shift in the industry. Michelle Hulst, President of GumGum, reflected on Oracle’s role in ad tech, saying, “Each of these companies was a great company on their own. It’s bittersweet when the end of a chapter closes. But I am excited about how folks, with Oracle Advertising shutting down, will go on to contribute to the industry.”

Chris Feo, Chief Business Officer at Experian Marketing Services, noted the resulting opportunities, saying, “We’ve won a dozen or so customers that were historically utilizing some components of Oracle’s stack . . . There’s 50 to 100 companies in the market that needed a transitional solution and there’s only a handful of places to go.”

In a report from November 14, The Motley Fool highlighted the digital transformation of advertising. The article emphasized that “the advertising industry is increasingly going digital. Video and audio content… is being streamed more and more. And those things need a digital advertising solution.” The report underscored the importance of leveraging AI and data to optimize ad placement and audience targeting, key trends driving growth in the sector.

On November 15, Digiday delved into the rise of ad tech curation. The technology was described as a process that “aggregates select supply from the vast, open programmatic market” and intelligently combines audience, contextual, and supply chain data with inventory. Drew Stein, CEO of Audigent, explained, “We co-locate in the same data centers as our SSP partners so that we can enrich the bid in lightning-fast time before it goes to the DSP — that’s real curation.”

Milly Putley, Associate Director of Marketing at Alkimi, commented, “While curation itself isn’t new, its resurgence is driven by advertisers and agencies now putting significant investment behind it, making it a high-stakes trend.”

What’s Flying BrandPilot AI? 

BrandPilot AI’s strategic innovation with Social Runway aligns with its broader “Social First” marketing approach, positioning the company to capitalize on the growing demand for streamlined digital tools in a US$500 billion programmatic advertising market.

This development builds on the company’s previous successes, including the integration of Revvim’s optimization tools, which enable advertisers to recapture up to 25% of their monthly ad budgets, as highlighted on the company’s website.

Further, BrandPilot AI’s expertise in AI-driven solutions and its continuous innovation in mobile applications strengthen its ability to meet the dynamic needs of advertisers managing significant digital ad spending. With a focus on scalability and performance-based models, the company is well-poised to expand its footprint in the evolving digital marketing landscape.

Ownership and Share Structure

According to Refinitiv, management and insiders own 0.59% of the company. The rest is with retail investors.

The company’s market cap is CA$2.34 million. Its share price during the past 52 weeks was between CA$0.03 and CA$0.09 per share.


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