ACME.BOT
ACME.BOT runs a blog from research to publishing. It researches topics and keywords, asks the user a short interview to capture th...
Overview
Actium provides AI Specialists that handle SEO and social work, including research, strategy, content and campaigns, based on the customer's own data, with approval before anything publishes. It offers studios for social and reporting, with more channels on the roadmap.
Actium runs marketing tasks through specialized agents and returns work for approval, giving small brands and agencies an AI marketing team.
Sits in place of or alongside a marketing agency for SEO and social execution.
Founders, small and boutique brands and agencies managing multiple clients.
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