ChannelHelm transforms one video into a full suite of platform-specific assets, reducing manual effort and expanding reach across social channels.
ChannelHelm: One Video, Every Platform
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Webinar follow-up personalization tool for B2B consultants
A new personalization tool for webinar follow-up is being tested by B2B solo consultants to improve engagement and lead conversion.
RoundupForge: The Data Layer
RoundupForge, an open-source data layer, now feeds the DojoClaw engine, enabling scalable, reliable product recommendations across 21 Amazon marketplaces.
DojoClaw: The Engine Behind the Fleet
DojoClaw, an AI-driven content engine, now powers more than 450 magazine-style sites, offering scalable, provider-agnostic publishing with high margins.
Review response quality coach for local service businesses
A new review response quality coach for local service businesses is being tested to improve reply speed, professionalism, and compliance, with subscription plans planned.
One upload in. A whole channel’s worth of content out.
ChannelHelm v1.5 now learns from performance data, transforming one video upload into a full suite of content for multiple platforms.
When a Content Network Starts Publishing to Itself
Content networks are increasingly publishing to their own properties, creating self-sustaining ecosystems that boost engagement, control, and revenue.
ChannelHelm – Drop a video. Get a publishing kit.
ChannelHelm introduces an AI-powered tool that automates video asset creation, enabling creators to generate multiple platform-ready assets from a single upload.
The citation. Why generative engine optimization rewards the same brand on the least stable ground.
Analysis of GEO reveals it rewards established brands, decays quickly, and offers uncertain benefits for publishers in AI citation dynamics.
Creative industries. The bifurcated reality.
New data shows a bifurcation in creative jobs, with top-tier professionals augmenting and routine roles declining, highlighting a ‘middle squeeze’ effect.
