Autoklose, a VanillaSoft brand, announced the availability of Autoklose Komposer, an AI-powered tool that crafts persuasive, tailored, and engaging emails, simplifying copywriting tasks with efficiency.
By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, Autoklose Komposer simplifies and elevates the copywriting process by generating tailored and persuasive content suited to individual needs and requirements. The intuitive interface provides intelligent suggestions and recommendations, allowing salespeople to craft compelling messages that will resonate with their audiences. With this tool, sales reps and sales leaders will have the ability to write higher-performing emails that will help to more quickly fill their funnels with leads.
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The Autoklose Komposer prompt system has been designed to guide users through the AI framework, helping even novice AI users get the results they are looking for. The system includes a number of pre-made templates designed for various types of email campaigns – users simply fill in specifics for their own emails when prompted. In addition, users can create and save context outlines that can be applied to automatically refine the results to address various verticals, geographies, buyer personals, campaign priorities, or any other user-specific contexts.
“Our customers have told us time and time again that they don’t just want AI capabilities for the sake of AI – they want to be able to see definite ROI from the technology. That is exactly what we are giving them with Autoklose Komposer,” said David Hood, CEO of VanillaSoft. “Because organizations don’t always have the resources or skills to develop engaging email content, we have developed an easy to use, cutting-edge tool to help them free up sales people to focus on selling. This launch is very exciting as it paves the way for other AI-powered features currently in the works for both Autoklose and VanillaSoft.”
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire
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