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Google AI Marketing for Small Businesses

by Lisa Park - Tech Editor

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Google Launches “Bomili” AI Tool to Simplify Marketing for⁤ Small Businesses

published October 30,2023,at 13:47 PST

SAN FRANCISCO -⁣ Google has‍ launched Bomili, an ‍artificial intelligence (AI)-powered⁣ marketing tool designed to assist ⁢small businesses⁣ in creating consistent and effective‌ marketing materials. The tool aims to address a critically important challenge for companies lacking dedicated marketing ⁢teams: maintaining brand‍ consistency across all content.

Bomili ‌differentiates itself by going beyond simple⁣ design ‍creation. It functions as a​ virtual strategist and creative assistant, offering tailored marketing campaign suggestions based on a company’s “Business DNA” profile. This ⁤profile presumably‌ captures key brand attributes‍ and target audience facts.

From Idea to Ready Assets

Users can leverage Bomili’s pre-suggested campaign ideas or input custom prompts to ⁣achieve specific marketing goals,⁢ such as launching a new product or promoting seasonal discounts. google claims this feature substantially reduces the time small teams typically spend on brainstorming. According to a​ Small ⁤Business Administration report, marketing is often the first area small businesses⁣ cut back on due to time and budget constraints.

The platform then generates a ‌range of marketing assets, including social media posts, website banners, and paid ad creatives.Users can directly⁢ edit both ⁢text and images within the tool before downloading the final versions,​ eliminating the⁤ need to switch ⁤between ⁤multiple design applications. This integrated approach ​streamlines the creative process.

Navigating a⁢ Competitive “Creative Economy”

Bomili’s arrival coincides‍ with increasing competition in the small business marketing tools ⁣market. Google enters a landscape dominated by established players like​ Canva, known for its user-friendly design interface, and‍ Adobe Express, which leverages the power of ⁣its Firefly ‌AI technology. Canva, ⁣founded in 2013, boasts ‍over⁢ 100⁤ million⁤ users as of⁢ November 2023, demonstrating the significant ⁣demand for accessible design tools.

Adobe’s investment ‌in AI-powered features, notably through ‍Firefly, represents a direct challenge to google’s ambitions in this space. Firefly’s ability ⁤to generate images from text prompts positions Adobe as a strong competitor⁣ in‌ the ⁤AI-driven‌ creative market. A​ November‍ 2023 Adobe press ⁤release highlighted the general availability of its Firefly family of models.

The competitive landscape suggests Google will need to continually⁢ innovate ⁣and⁤ differentiate Bomili to gain market share. Key areas for potential ‌development ​include expanding integration with other Google‍ services (like Google Ads) and offering more‌ advanced customization options.

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