CreatorIQ and Sprinklr bet they can solve creator measurement’s fragmentation problem

As brands pour more budget into creator marketing, demand is growing for unified measurement across organic, paid, and creator content.

That gap has created an opening for platforms promising to unify those workflows. Influencer marketing platform CreatorIQ and AI-native customer experience management platform Sprinklr have partnered to build a connected operating model that combines creator intelligence, social media management, and paid amplification. 

CreatorIQ’s chief partnerships officer Tim Sovay told Digiday early testers include a leading global streaming platform, a multinational e-commerce conglomerate, and a consumer software company, though he pronoun wouldn’t give names — or early results.

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Why The Guardian’s first reader-facing AI product isn’t a chatbot

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The Guardian didn’t want to build an AI chatbot. Not a reader-facing one anyway. Not at the risk of that chatbot misrepresenting the news publisher’s journalism and undermining readers’ trust.

“We’re not going to die if we don’t build a chatbot tomorrow. We need to be really clear about what the threats are externally, but ultimately what we have is something that’s worth protecting,” said Chris Moran, head of editorial innovation at The Guardian, during a live recording of the Digiday Podcast at the Digiday Publishing Summit in Vail, Colorado, on March 23.

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