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What does the silence in PR software speak? [PR Tech Sum 54]

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It’s been pretty quiet this month in PR software; that’s starting to look like it’s going to be characteristic for the year On the first Tuesday of every month, I sort through the news from the PR software community in a summary post like this one. The services is free for both users.

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The pace of AI announcements in PR software slows [PR Tech Sum 52]

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Propel rolls our new UX, AI plugins for email; Meltwater signs Microsoft for monitoring; Onclusive wrestles with a cyberattack and outage The last 60 days have been pretty slow in terms of news from the PR software vendor community. I skipped this monthly column in February because there wasn’t anything to write about. of its platform.

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Propel is a viable alternative for all-in-one PR software [PR Tech Briefing]

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This PR software company was started by a former PR agency owner; pitch analytics is where Propel really shines I have a soft spot for startups because I’ve been employed or consulted with many of them over my career. Yet now and then a software product comes along and makes an impression. click any image for higher resolution) 1.

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AI Use Cases in PR Software: Executives from Solutions Providers Describe How AI is being Used

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While generative AI is enjoying all the limelight recently there many different varieties of AI in use in PR software already. I reached out to a dozen or so PR software solution providers by email to ask for their perspective – and details some their answers below. CoPilot will “help write” and “a shortcut” but not a replacement.

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Will AI replace PR people in the next 10 years? Answers from 13 PR software executives

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Most PR software executives indicate artificial intelligence (AI) will enhance PR pros work and can’t replace imagination and human touch; yet some point out tech innovation invariably does eliminate some jobs. To help make sense of it all, a while back I queried several executives from PR software companies.

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PR software vendors are starting to talk security in generative AI pitches [PR Tech Sum No. 46]

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The PR software community has taken note and they are responding. The second is an enhancement to its AI Writing Assistant, first unveiled a couple of months ago. That assistant helps to write social media content but now includes an integration to DALL-E. These features add to the list of AI use cases in PR software.

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This AI is ‘Taylor’ Made for Media Relations; PRophet Adds Generative AI to PR Software

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Former PR agency leader is a building software product focused on improving PR pitches with two different types of artificial intelligence I’ve started to use ChatGPT to rewrite and suggest alternate headlines. I kept thinking about this example as Aaron Kwittken demoed the software his company, PRophet , is developing.