The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in marketing has reached a pivotal moment. Nowadays, it’s rare to come across any company, regardless of its size, that doesn’t leverage cutting-edge AI marketing tools to better their brand or business’s marketing efforts.

Whether you’re a blogger, an e-commerce entrepreneur, an affiliate marketer, or part of a global corporation, including AI-powered marketing tools into your business strategy is an absolute game-changer. 

By harnessing the power of AI, you can orchestrate and execute highly impactful marketing campaigns that propel you towards achieving your goals with unmatched speed and efficiency. 

But we know marketing is a vast space with many different mediums. That’s why we’ve found a tool for every aspect of marketing, from content creation to comprehensive marketing process management. Check it out:

• Process AI: Best for building and running marketing processes
• AI Carousels: Best for creating social media content
• Optimove: Best for processing marketing campaign data
• GrowthBar: Best for SEO optimization
• Opus Clip: Best for short-form video creation 
• ElevenLabs: Best for text-to-speech audio creation 
• AI Buster: Best for writing assistance
• GetGenie: Best for content marketing
• Graphite: Best for marketing strategy creation
• Capsule AI Studio: Best for video content creation  
• Maximizing your marketing efforts: Working smarter, not harder

If you’re looking for the best AI tools for small business, you’re in the right place!

Running a small business can be challenging, but with the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI), you now have a powerful ally to overcome obstacles and achieve success.

From streamlining financial management to automating recruitment, AI tools have become indispensable assets for small businesses.

In this comprehensive list, we present 50 cutting-edge AI tools that address all the pain points faced by small businesses (don’t fear, we know them all!).

If you’re short on time, here’s a quick list of the tools sorted into categories:

• Cross-functional AI tools for small businesses
• Financial management
• Human resource management
• Marketing and customer relationship management
• Operational efficiency
• Technology and data management
• Compliance and Legal

So, what did you think of the AI-generated title that made you click on this post?

Pretty cool, huh? Yes, I know it’s a gimmick, but AI is everywhere these days. It’s impossible to ignore the conversations, the AI tool testing, and, most horrifyingly, the ethics.

Don’t worry, this isn’t a post about AI ethics. But it is a post about AI case studies.

As we all learn about the potential benefits AI can offer, particularly in business, it’s only natural that we want to see what it all looks like in practice. But let’s narrow the focus down even further. Business is very broad, so let’s put AI marketing under the microscope.

In this post, we are going to look at five different uses of AI in marketing and dissect the case studies to see the effects it has on different areas of marketing.

For a decade, we’ve been on a mission to revolutionize recurring work. 

We’re proud to have helped teams like Salesforce, MIT, Colliers, and Hartford Healthcare streamline their business operations, and our innovation has attracted funding from renowned investors like Accel, Salesforce Ventures, and Atlassian Ventures. 

We built the world’s easiest-to-use business process management platform, accessible without engineering support. Then we made it available on Slack, Teams, iOS, and Android, empowering teams to work from anywhere with one-click approvals, quick-fill forms, and powerful automations.

Now, we’re excited to announce the next phase of our journey, the evolution of our product from a workflow management tool to an AI-powered process platform. 

Introducing Process AI, a next-gen process management platform powered by AI and ChatGPT.

P.S. We’ve just launched Process AI on Product Hunt, so feel free to support us over there!

In this blog post, we’ll look at:

• Why traditional process management is hard
• Process AI: Next-gen process management
• What Process AI can do
• The future of process management 

Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to change how we work, whether we like it or not.

While some are afraid of the ways AI and automation are changing the fabric of work life, we at Process Street are excited by it. We see it as a way to improve our product and make our employees happier.

That’s why we’ve begun to use OpenAI within Zapier to create AI-generated automation to make workflows faster and easier than ever before.

In this post, I will walk you through how you can auto-generate your recruitment email process using Process Street and AI.

• What is intelligent automation?
• The value of intelligent automation
• Using AI to automatically generate recruitment emails
• How to set up the workflow
• Confused? No problem! We can do it for you

Since 2015, Nahla Davies has been working with enterprise clients around the world developing RegTech protocols and best practices. She’s also worked with both enterprise and sovereign governments as a key contributor for notable public projects like DCOM.

If the pandemic has shown the world anything, it’s that business professionals and, specifically, marketers can still meaningfully engage customers in an increasingly digital world. It’s undoubtedly challenging for marketers to continue providing a seamless customer experience across different digital channels such as social media.

Thankfully, though, factors such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics can make multi-channel customer experiences engaging across the entire customer journey — from product consideration all the way to purchase.

Businesses have proven themselves both capable and willing to remain adaptable amidst the tumultuous COVID pandemic in order to understand business problems and subsequent opportunities. The process of actually understanding these problems and opportunities, however, isn’t exactly straightforward.

Analytics, data, and artificial intelligence have the potential to enrich marketers’ understanding of their customers’ experiences in order to deliver meaningful, relevant experiences in the future. To that end, let’s quickly take a look at how data and analytics can be invaluable for marketers interested in enhancing the complete customer journey that they provide across different digital channels.

• Tailored strategies enhance customer experiences
• Analytics and data-driven personalization
• Automation increases time for customer interaction
• Chatbots are becoming more useful than ever to customers
• AI & data analytics: The trend that keeps growing

Let’s jump in!
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“The misinformation crisis is a symptom of the enormously significant ways that the internet has changed our information ecosystem, which I don’t think anybody, least of all governments and traditional media, has fully got to grips with.” Al Baker, Managing Editor at Logically

If you’ve been on social media at all in the past decade, you’ve likely spoken to at least one synthetic person without even realizing it.

To be honest, probably more than one. In the early months of 2020, Twitter purged 174,000 bots it claimed were being used by the Chinese government.

This is what propaganda looks like today. But no, you say, propaganda is kitschy, cartoonish posters from the 1940s, and, once upon a time, you’d be right. The truth is, though, modern propaganda is almost completely digital – and not nearly as easy to spot.

Dictators use bots to stifle uprisings. Political candidates use bots to promote their platforms. Civil rights advocates use bots to schedule protests and share information. That new startup has bots to raise its brand profile, and if you’ve ever scheduled an automated post, you’ve used one, too.

Like most technology, bots aren’t malevolent by nature; how they’re used, however, is another matter entirely.

This article is going to examine the methods and origins of modern propaganda and what’s been done to combat it.

• Is there a difference between “fake news” and propaganda?
• Is modern propaganda really doing anything new?
• Meet the AI generating synthetic content
• How you can spot modern propaganda

Onward, we go:
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