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Learn about how these Marketing Automation vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.

lately.ai
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Lately
"Repurposes content into social media posts."
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Lately helps marketers by repurposing existing longform content into social media-ready posts. It automatically formats and customizes these for different platforms, tailoring messages to specific target audiences. The AI learns and adapts to audience preferences, enabling marketers to schedule content and boost engagement without manual effort.
Powered by Neuroscience
Lately claims that their AI is powered by Neuroscience-Driven AIâ„¢, leveraging the science behind how music listeners become raving fans.
Customized Voice Models
Lately claims that their AI creates unique, customized voice models needed to reach any target audience, on any channel, in any language or regional dialect.
Content Repurposing
Lately claims that their AI can automatically predict top highlights of any text, video or audio and clip them up into dozens of pre-assembled, high-performing social posts.
typeface.ai
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Typeface
"Automates personalized content production at enterprise scale."
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Typeface simplifies the content lifecycle with AI tools that adjust to brand needs. Its centralized hub manages assets, regulates brand consistency, and offers creation tools for producing varied content. The platform’s AI agents handle marketing tasks, allowing marketers to focus on strategic goals while ensuring campaigns are on-brand and efficient.
Creative automation capabilities
Typeface claims that their platform transforms marketing by delivering more relevant experiences while reducing production time.
Infinite brand memory
Typeface claims that their Brand Hub ensures brand consistency and makes assets instantly discoverable across teams.
AI-powered marketing tasks
Typeface claims that their AI Agents enhance marketing efficiency by handling complex tasks across various channels.