The Company files its second quarter SEC report and provides an update describing recent business progress

AiAdvertising, Inc., an innovative technology company harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence to eliminate waste and drive performance in digital advertising, today announced that the Company has filed its second quarter report on Form 10-Q with the Securities and Exchange Commission and provided an update on its recent business progress.

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“What a difference six months can make,” said Andrew Van Noy, CEO of AiAdvertising. “At the start of this year, we were working hard to become a tech company. Our cash reserves were very limited, and corporate debt was daunting. Now, as described in our Form 10-Q, we have money in the bank and reduced our outstanding debt, due to our successful capital raise. On the technology front, our progress has been remarkable.”

Business highlights for the first six months of 2021 include:

• Established a wholly owned subsidiary AiAdvertising with the primary focus of harnessing the power of AI to eliminate waste in digital advertising
• Announced its flagship solution SWARM – a unified AI platform
• Closed a $10 million equity financing transaction
• Announced plan to change corporate name to AiAdvertising, Inc. which was recently completely and had our stock commence trading under a new ticker symbol AIAD
• Retired term debt and redeemed Series F Preferred Stock to strengthen our balance sheet
• Divested our non-core hosting business for cash
• Embarked on transformation from providing advertising services to providing advertising technology
• Achieved early SWARM success by outperforming client KPI goals
• Recruited global IP expert Peter Holden to develop SWARM patent strategy
• Hired global sales leader Jon Romano to establish a national salesforce
• Currently on-boarding several new SWARM clients across various industries

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