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Anyword Unveils AI Tool to Optimize Marketing Content Across Platforms

Anyword introduced a gen-AI performance platform designed to manage and optimize content across a marketer’s AI tools. The platform analyzes and scores content produced by various tools in a marketer’s stack and can advise on the data each AI model will need to deliver the best results. It offers integrations with CRM systems, social ad channels, and AI models, including ChatGPT. Anyword, which launched in 2021 out of the machine-learning outfit Keywee, ingests a marketer’s publicly available content—ads, social pages, websites, email campaigns—to tailor new content to specific audiences using retrieval augmented generation (RAG). Data from free-tier users helps improve the model, while enterprise clients such as Vimeo, Dollar Shave Club, and AlphaSense are siloed in private versions. The company claims a 20% lift in sales for B2B, B2C, and enterprise teams. Co-founder Yaniv Makover emphasizes that the platform can help maintain a consistent brand tone across channels, while co-founder Omer Rabin was announced as Chief Revenue Officer.

AI Revolutionizes Performance Marketing: Faster, Smarter, More Effective

Artificial intelligence tools are transforming performance marketing by enabling faster persona creation, better content optimization, and more efficient search advertising. The article describes using AI to assign ChatGPT as a UX and conversion-rate expert to develop demographic and psychographic profiles and map the customer journey, with Midjourney visualizing personas. Copywriting and visuals are produced by Jasper, Neuroflash, ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Adobe Firefly; Anyword forecasts performance across Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Ads, and email, aided by a Boost Performance feature. Google’s Shopping Graph offers real-time insights with over 35 billion product offers and more than 1.8 billion entries added hourly. The piece also covers the evolving search landscape—Google adds about 12 features daily, AI chatbots provide direct answers, and ad visibility in chat experiences may decline—pushing brands toward richer product data and long-tail keywords. TikTok plans AI-enabled search expansion, emphasizing communities and influencers as recruitment channels and urging brands to become category authorities with descriptive data.

Why Publishers’ Revenue From Branded Content Posts On Facebook May Drop

The column discusses branded content as a revenue driver for publishers and how a policy shift by Facebook could shrink revenue from branded content on the social network. It cites The Washington Post's WP BrandStudio and The New York Times' T Brand Studio as branded-content successes and notes brands previously paid for page views to guarantee reach. Publishers leaned on Facebook to drive traffic by posting branded content from separate pages and boosting posts, sometimes labeling stories as sponsored while keeping the premium for advertisers. In April, Facebook changed its policy to allow branded content posts on publisher pages with a branded content tool that shares reach, engagement, spend, and CPM with advertisers, enabling advertisers to see CPM and diminishing the publishers' ability to charge a premium based on page views. The piece concludes the policy change is beneficial in the long term but may cause short-term revenue declines as publishers adjust.