A fully automated branding platform, Tailor Brands generates logos, business cards, cover photos, Facebook ads and social posts based on stylistic preferences customers input on the site.
Aiming to replace conventional branding agencies with low costs and lean, machine-learning software, Tailor Brands now boasts the largest number of brands created by a single entity.
Time will tell whether Tailor Brands can meet their ambitious goal of overtaking the big four branding agencies.
But, considering that they have already designed brands for more customers than any branding agency on Earth, and that they are currently adding half a million new businesses to their platform per month, they are making progress that’s hard to ignore. Check out their A.I. branding platform at tailorbrands.com
Creativity makes the short list of uniquely human qualities. Alongside consciousness and empathy, it’s an attribute truly immune to automation: one that a machine can’t possibly replicate. Yali Saar, co-founder of Tailor Brands, begs to differ. An Israeli actor turned entrepreneur, Saar and his technical team built, as they put it, the world’s first truly creative algorithm.
Originally employing a B2B strategy, Tailor pivoted to a direct-to-consumer model after an invitation to Techcrunch Disrupt.
Three years, and $5.3 million in Series A funding later, they are rapidly expanding their share of the $530 million dollar branding industry offering small businesses a customized, all-inclusive brand-in-a-box and aggressively hiring engineers, product designers, and marketers.
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Time will tell whether Tailor Brands can meet their ambitious goal of overtaking the big four branding agencies.
But, considering that they have already designed brands for more customers than any branding agency on Earth, and that they are currently adding half a million new businesses to their platform per month, they are making progress that’s hard to ignore. Check out their A.I. branding platform at tailorbrands.com
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Creativity makes the short list of uniquely human qualities. Alongside consciousness and empathy, it’s an attribute truly immune to automation: one that a machine can’t possibly replicate. Yali Saar, co-founder of Tailor Brands, begs to differ. An Israeli actor turned entrepreneur, Saar and his technical team built, as they put it, the world’s first truly creative algorithm.
