Naise AI
Autonomous marketing agents that actually execute
813 followers
Autonomous marketing agents that actually execute
813 followers
Stop babysitting AI's empty text boxes. Naise AI gives founders and lean teams the output of a full marketing department without the overhead. Lock in your brand guidelines with Persistent Memory, select an Prompt Playbook, and let the platform handle the execution. From vetting real influencers and pitching to journalists, to generating and scheduling social content natively. Go from a cold start to live campaigns in under 24 hours, saving 40+ hours a week and cutting your marketing costs.
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The Prompt Playbook concept is clever. Feels like hiring a strategist instead of just renting a chatbot.
@ykftjt Yes it is ! Give it a try, let me know what you think !
Clean landing page, clear value prop. No fluff, which is rare for this category.
@98win10 Thank you, give it a try and let me know what you think !
influencer first i think. social has a hundred tools already, but checking which creators actually posted and whether their followers are real is still spreadsheet work for most teams, that's where the hours go i guess
@roger_kaleba1 you should really try out our social function. I am very confident in our in depth features
i have been testing various marketing bots recently but having one actually execute campaigns instead of just writing text is super refreshing.
@uttam_kumar31 Thank you. Give our social media audit a try, you will love the indepth analysis and direct execution capability !
I have been pretty skeptical about fully autonomous agents for brand outreach but watching the demo playbook in action actually made a lot of sense.
@jabari_zuri Thank you ! Do give our social media audit a try, let me know what you think
the "pitching to journalists" part is the one I'd want to see fail gracefully, since a bad autonomous pitch to a real reporter costs more than a bad social post nobody sees, it can actually burn a relationship. does Persistent Memory learn which journalists/outlets responded well or badly over time, or is every pitch treated as a fresh cold outreach with no memory of "this editor hates being pitched on Tuesdays" type context?
@galdayan thank you for the question and feedback. Currently our ai is capable of storing context and learning from its actions. As to whether it will learn if the editor hates being pitch on Tuesday… the only way to find out is to try it out for yourself !
@roy_kek fair, "try it yourself" is honestly the right answer, no amount of asking beats one real test. will report back if it ever pitches an editor at the exact wrong time. the fact that it stores context at all already puts it ahead of most tools in this category that treat every send as a blank slate