The AI-powered addition to the Skai platform serves as a single location for analyzing and optimizing creative strategy

Skai, a leading omnichannel marketing platform, announced the launch of Creative Center, a hub within the platform designed to address the pains of managing and optimizing creative assets at scale across multitudes of channels and publishers. Within the Creative Center, marketers can both monitor and compare performance insights in one view, giving them big-picture insight while also increasing the efficiency, effectiveness, and performance of active campaigns. By eliminating the need for manual unification of creative performance data, marketers can make more strategic creative decisions in minutes instead of hours.

As audience segmentation and identification become less of a perfect science in an era of consumer data privacy, priorities are shifting towards omnichannel creative personalization and strategies founded in customer intelligence. In order to upskill in these areas, marketers need ongoing visibility into what works well on which channels and how to repurpose assets to maximize their creative investment.

“Skai’s Creative Center is a critical tool in the world of omnichannel advertising,” comments Chris Fecci, Sr. Manager Amazon Media, L’Oréal. “It offers a convenient one-stop solution for understanding what creative content resonates best with our consumers across channels. We are looking forward to Skai’s continued innovation and the exciting possibilities this feature brings.”

“Skai customers have been increasingly asking for us to develop creative capabilities that complement our sophisticated audience targeting tools,” said Guy Cohen, Chief Product Officer at Skai. “Creative Center is just the beginning. Ad creative is essential to performance and we will continue to expand the ways in which our customers can streamline their creative process while gaining holistic insights that drive growth and competitive market share.”

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