DeepBlueDot Showcases AI-Era Social Marketing With “Singly” at Content Marketing Summit 2026
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DeepBlueDot announced on the 20th that it will participate in the Content Marketing Summit 2026 (CMS 2026), taking place on the 26th and 27th.
At CMS 2026, DeepBlueDot will give a speaker presentation and run a booth, and it also plans to unveil “Singly Social.”
Singly was described as using speech recognition and vision AI to expand social listening from text to video.
DeepBlueDot, which operates the AI-based social listening solution “Singly,” announced on the 20th that it will participate in the Content Marketing Summit 2026 (CMS 2026), taking place on the 26th and 27th. DeepBlueDot will give a speaker presentation and run a booth at CMS 2026.
CMS 2026 is an event aimed at sharing content marketing technologies in the AI era, discussing social and media strategies, and showcasing marketing cases by industry. It also aims to discuss marketing insights and ways to translate shared ideas into results.
The main themes of CMS 2026 are content marketing trends 2026, human+AI creativity, short-form & video, AI search, AI influencers, and content commerce.
DeepBlueDot said Singly uses multimodal AI technology. Singly uses speech recognition and vision AI, and has expanded the scope of social listening from text to video.
As short-form video media represented by TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels have become mainstream, the social marketing environment is also shifting toward video. However, existing technologies have made it difficult to identify user feedback, product reviews, and trends in videos. In response, a method has been proposed to comprehensively collect and analyze feedback, reviews, and trends within videos and derive social insights from them.
Based on these capabilities, global insights are being provided to Coty, Fenty Beauty, Kosas, Burberry, and Logitech. Global insights are also being provided to a number of consumer goods companies, including major domestic conglomerates, The Founderz, atHome, and Beauty of Joseon.
At the event, Lee Seung-gon, head of DeepBlueDot's Korea business, will speak as a presenter. His talk will cover new ways to measure social marketing performance and diagnose brands in the video era.
The presentation will be structured around four topics. Specifically, it will cover the difference between keyword matching and AI-based social listening, methods for sensing global trends based on social data, and the future impact of social commerce.
The company plans to operate an exhibition booth at the event and unveil “Singly Social,” a SaaS product.
Lee Seung-gon, head of the Korea business, said that with the arrival of the AI era, the significance of text-based social data is being lost and video is leading social marketing. He added that Singly is equipped to read meaningful social data within video and has accumulated ways to use that data for marketing and sales. He also said he hopes to share that experience in this presentation.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408406
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