Tools
Deep dives and head-to-head comparisons of the AI tools marketing teams actually reach for, tested the way you would use them.
Most AI tool coverage is a press release with a screenshots folder attached. This section is not that. Every tools post answers two questions: what would you actually use this for, and where does it fall over. I test with real marketing work: ad copy generation at the volume a media buyer needs, brief-to-blog workflows, reporting automation. Comparisons run side by side on the same task with the same inputs, so the difference you see is the tool, not the prompt. Pricing is dated and re-checked against the vendor pages; when a feature is new or regional, the post says so. If I have not tested something, the post says that too. The list includes the obvious suites and the weird small tools, because the tool that saves a marketing team real hours is often the one nobody blogged about yet.
- ChatGPT for marketing: the honest test
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