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Miracly launches with €1.8M to automate AI-powered marketing

AI marketing platform Miracly, developed by TheWild Ventures, the company behind Scandinavian home decor brand Wild Palace,has launched following the announcement of a €1.8 million pre-seed fundingrou...

Miracly launches with €1.8M to automate AI-powered marketing

Miracly, an AI-driven marketing platform founded by The Wild Ventures, has launched after securing €1.8 million in pre-seed funding. The investment round was spearheaded by Beenext Ventures and Lotus, with contributions from a Swedish family office and participation from prominent investors like Stefan Lindeberg, Alex Bouaziz, Thomas Ekman, Hedda Baverud Olsson, and Parham Benisi.

Miracly's headquarters are based in Sweden and Singapore. The platform leverages generative engine optimization (GEO), marketing analytics, and automated execution to assist businesses in monitoring, managing, and enhancing their presence on AI search and answer engines. Miracly's GEO analytics and AI content generation capabilities have evolved into a comprehensive AI marketing solution, driven by customer demand and market opportunities.

The company's platform features Mira, an AI marketing agent offering personalized recommendations for GEO, social media, public relations, and performance marketing. Miracly Goals facilitates teamwork on business objectives and tracks their impact on growth. Additionally, a revenue recovery agent identifies potential business opportunities from customer service interactions and executes strategies to convert leads into customers.

Users can define custom instructions for compliance, brand guidelines, and tone of voice, ensuring consistency in content production. Notable early adopters of Miracly include Dreams, Acclime, Pixi Beauty, Andy Okay, and Duellix, who achieved growth without prior marketing investment. The platform caters to businesses across North America, Europe, and Asia, ranging from startups to multinational corporations.

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