Produce authentic contents thanks to voice and AI.

To convince your prospects, what more efficient to prove your expertise than case studies, feedbacks, reviews, white papers… ?

But you can’t spend a lot of time on it. Be authentic, tell real experiences (customers or tests), spontaneously, simply, as if you were at the coffee machine. The words will come to you easily. If you make a mistake, continue, it doesn’t matter. No need to start over. The AI ​​will reformulate your words to make them pleasant to read without distorting them.

5-10 minutes of contextualized information is usually enough to create an interesting 5-10 page document. In a minimum of time, you build a collection of resources that positions you as an expert in your field.

Sometimes, the right content to sign a prospect is not available, even though you have worked on the subject with another client or during the R&D phase.

In that situation, just contact the person who worked on the subject and ask him to make a 5-minute voiceover describing the project, the problem encountered, the solution provided and the gains achieved. In just a few minutes, you’ll get an ad-hoc case study that you can publish and/or push to your prospect to prove that you’re relevant and convince them to sign with you.

Being present on social networks requires huge work because you have to create content for several networks and different audiences on each of them. However, you have little time.

From your existing content (case studies, testimonials, etc.), www.veep.ai/ produces new content for LinkedIn and the various social networks and schedules their programming over the coming weeks according to the rhythm (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 times per week?) and the framework (xOFU, AARRR, etc.?) that you want.

By reusing these contents and letting the system schedule their publication, you free yourself from the constraint of thinking daily about the content to create. In addition, you rationalize your costs and multiply the impact of your communication effortless (rereading is still a good idea 🙂