Lately AI

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Introduction: Lately AI is an AI-powered content creation assistant designed to repurpose long-form content into social media posts. By leveraging AI and neuroscience to understand a brand's unique voice and nuances, it transforms existing assets into social media content. The platform also provides scheduling and automation tools to help users save time and improve engagement.
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Lately AI Product Information

What is Lately AI?

Lately AI is an AI-powered content creation assistant that repurposes long-form content into social media posts. It uses AI and neuroscience to learn a brand's specific dialect and nuances, turning existing content into social media assets. It helps users schedule and automate social media content to save time and increase engagement.

How to use Lately AI?

Users provide Lately AI with their long-form content, such as text, audio, or video. The AI then generates dozens of social media posts tailored for specific platforms and target audiences. Finally, users can schedule these posts for optimal timing and cadence.

Lately AI's Core Features

  • AI-powered social media post generation
  • Content repurposing from longform assets
  • Automated scheduling and publishing
  • Employee advocacy platform
  • Brand voice mirroring and enhancement
  • Performance analytics

Lately AI Use Cases

#1 Repurposing a blog post into multiple social media updates.
#2 Turning a webinar into a series of engaging video clips for social media.
#3 Automating employee sharing of company messaging on social media.
#4 Scaling social media content publishing across multiple franchises or agents.

FAQ from Lately AI

What types of long-form content can Lately AI process? +

Lately AI can process any form of long-form content, including text, audio, and video. This encompasses earned, owned, or found media, such as podcasts, webinars, blogs, and more.

Can Lately AI generate social posts from video and audio files? +

Yes. Lately AI generates social posts from text, video, and audio. From text, it creates dozens of social posts. From audio, it produces a transcript and multiple social posts with matching audiograms. From video, it generates a transcript and multiple posts with corresponding video clips.

Is it possible to publish content directly from Lately? +

Yes. You can schedule and publish directly from any Startly plan to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. The Litely and Professionally plans allow scheduling and publishing to all four of these platforms. Scheduling and publishing to YouTube is exclusively available on the Enterprisely plan.

Which publishing platforms does Lately integrate with? +

Lately integrates with Hootsuite, Hootsuite Amplify, and HubSpot Marketing Hub, allowing you to publish AI-generated content directly from those platforms. Additional integration partners are expected in the future.

Does Lately offer employee advocacy tools? +

Yes. You can syndicate AI-generated content to an unlimited number of employee or brand accounts through the Enterprisely plan.

Lately AI Pricing

Free

$0

Free plan available.

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