What AI tools would make your work easier and faster?

Digital Marketing Tools and Software Forum
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If you could have an AI tool (or if you’re already using one) to simplify your work, what would it do?

For example:

  • Write super-specific ad copy with minimal input.
  • Automatically analyze and improve campaigns, doing more than just A/B testing.
  • Predict trends in your field or audience’s behavior ahead of time.

What tools are you currently using, and what features do you think they’re missing? Share your thoughts—maybe your dream AI tool idea is already out there!

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We’re using Frizerly to fully automate SEO blogs. It’s been super helpful!

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I’d love something like NotebookLM but specifically for creating ads. Imagine uploading all your product info and pictures, and it spits out ready-to-go videos or photo ads optimized for each platform. Doing all this manually is such a hassle.

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That would be amazing! Automating ad creation and optimizing for SEO across platforms could save a ton of time. Does anything like that exist yet?

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If you find one, let me know! Most AI tools I’ve tried don’t really let you upload specific details, and when they do, they completely miss the point. :joy:

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How much would you pay for something like that? We’re working on scheduling and automating posts, but adding AI for content creation is pricey right now.

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If it worked perfectly for video and carousel ads, maybe $15–20 a month. But if I have to fix or tweak things, I wouldn’t want to pay for it. The key is for it to be seamless and save time.

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I use TapAI for:

  1. Extracting schedule info from chats.
  2. Pulling expense details from receipts and syncing them to Google Sheets.
  3. Summarizing webpages while I browse.
  4. Translating text from messages.
  5. Adding web content summaries to my notes.

It’s great because I don’t have to switch between apps!

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Sounds cool, but I couldn’t find it when I searched. Any tips?

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Try searching for ‘TapAI shortcut.’ That should help!

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Zimmwriter does all of this already.

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How’s it different from ChatGPT? Just curious.

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Something to scrape websites for email contact lists would be amazing. I tried using MS automation for this—it worked but was so tedious to set up.

Also, tools that can cross-reference data like turning a list of book titles into a list of ISBNs would save so much time.

I’m not into AI for creative tasks, though. That’s the part of my job I actually enjoy! But if it could handle the repetitive stuff, that’d be great.

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Totally get that! How about an AI that handles the boring parts but also gives you a boost with creative work? Like scraping websites overnight for contacts, organizing the info, and drafting initial messages tailored to each one. You’d still get to refine the final touches yourself.

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I want an AI tool where I can upload profiles or contacts in bulk. The tool would study my audience and suggest ad ideas, like showing that 60% of them prefer Instagram Reels over carousels. It could then group contacts by platform and recommend better ad types for targeting.

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That sounds awesome, but running an AI for that level of data analysis would probably be expensive. How much do you think people would pay for it?

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Big companies might go for it. They already invest a lot in studying consumer behavior and decision-making.

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An AI that replies to emails and chats when the question’s already been answered before would be so helpful. Bonus points if it can do it politely—I spend so much time trying not to sound frustrated!

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Honestly, I wish AI tools didn’t exist at all.

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I built a tool that takes one design and resizes it into all the dimensions I need. Super useful for programmatic ads with tons of placement sizes.