Typeface has announced the launch of Arc, an "adaptive AI" storyboard that seeks to reimagine the way enterprise teams create and share stories. This new offering builds upon the success of Typeface Hub, which has empowered Fortune 500 brands to craft personalized content at scale.
As Abhay Parasnis, CEO of Typeface, explains in blog post anouncing the launch, "Arc empowers teams to reclaim their role as directors of their brand's narrative with entirely new digital experiences that streamline the entire end-to-end workflow from idea to activation." The platform aims to make the content creation process as intuitive and fluid as human creativity itself.
One of the key features of Arc is its ability to curate storyboards tailored to specific goals and target audiences. By tapping into an enterprise's existing knowledge base, including customer data, brand guidelines, and market research, Arc generates content that is deeply rooted in the brand's context and audience understanding. It streamlines the entire workflow, from idea to activation, and ensures your content is always fresh and engaging.
Importantly, Arc provides a unified digital workspace which facilitates collaboration among teams and eliminates the need to switch between different tools and software. Arc also natively integrates with various automation platforms, such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights and Salesforce Marketing Cloud, so teams can publish campaigns directly across multiple digital destinations.
The kicker? Typeface says Arc is continuously learning—monitoring campaign performance and team feedback to proactively generate new content variants for each audience segment. This ensures that the content is constantly evolving to maximize impact and ROI.
For businesses, this could mean a significant reduction in time and resources spent on content creation. Typeface's customers have already seen impressive results with Typeface Hub, achieving a 4x increase in personalized content variations in half the time and a 65% increase in engagement from Typeface-generated blogs and social posts. Now, with the introduction of Arc's dynamic curation and personalization capabilities, Typeface could unlock a new era of brand reach and personalization.