AiAdvertising, Inc. (OTC: AIAD), a next-generation AdTech company focused on harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to build software for today’s marketing leaders, today announced its early success in helping drive the expansion stage of the Act! CRM and Marketing Automation Platform. Together they are pushing the envelope on what is possible in digital advertising and marketing by embracing AI to advance audience creation and persona-driven targeting with AI-informed models that are delivering real result.
“Every company, and certainly every marketer, is seeking growth,” said Act! CMO Steve Martin. “With AiAdvertising, we have found an innovative partner who enables our growth ambitions with next-generation AI/ML-enabled AdTech via their Campaign Performance Platform. As Act! pursues its growth goals, we’re excited to be partnering with an innovative leader in persona-driven digital advertising and marketing,” added Martin. “AiAdvertising continues to advance our efforts with AI-informed models that are delivering real returns for us.”
“We have achieved immediate and consistent results with AiAdvertising. These programs have contributed significantly to our lead volume and at a lower cost per lead. This has led directly to thousands of new prospects being introduced to the upgraded Act! product portfolio. AiAdvertising has fundamentally changed the way we target our promotions and has proven that persona-driven campaigns are not only more effective, but also lower our cost to acquire new customers. It’s a win/win,” concluded Martin.
“Act! is yet another successful example of how we are becoming the platform of choice for performance driven CMO’s. We provide an end-to-end solution which harnesses the power of AI and provides full transparency of what is working, what is not, and what to do next,” said AIAD CEO Jerry Hug. “Consistent with their roots, and to their credit, they are innovators and early adopters, and we are looking forward to helping them achieve their ambitious growth goals,” Hug added.
