Constant Contact, a leading AI marketing partner for small businesses and nonprofits, announced the launch of its app in ChatGPT, enabling customers to create and improve email marketing campaigns using conversational AI.
With this launch, Constant Contact customers can connect their accounts to ChatGPT to generate email campaigns through an AI-powered workflow.
“AI will keep making marketing easier for small businesses,” said Lee Ott, Chief Growth and Product Officer at Constant Contact. “By bringing Constant Contact into a workflow in ChatGPT, we’re giving customers a faster, more intuitive way to turn ideas into emails and actually get them out into the world. Based on internal Constant Contact data, we see that customers who use AI send marketing emails 23% faster on average and they email their audiences more often, which helps keep their businesses consistently top of mind.”
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What the Constant Contact App in ChatGPT Enables
The app allows users to:
- Generate complete email campaigns quickly – Draft newsletters, product launches, event invitations, and more using natural language prompts.
- Improve subject lines and messaging – Create and test variations to help increase engagement.
- Track campaigns easily – Built-in campaign codes and tracking IDs to see how your campaign performs.
- Schedule campaigns simply- Click a simple link to publish your email within Constant Contact.
Built for How Customers Discover and Engage Today
As more marketing work moves into AI tools, small businesses still need a trusted partner to make sure their message actually lands. Anyone can draft an email and hit send – but Constant Contact improves inbox delivery rates, tracks how it performs, and tells you what it means. This app brings the two together: the simplicity of building campaigns in ChatGPT, backed by the deliverability and insights that help businesses show up for their audiences every time.
SOURCE: PRNewswire
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