Where to promote AI products?

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Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
 
Good question :cool: niche targeting works best imo. Go after industries where AI actually solves pain points, not just “AI fans.” Test both angles though ;)
 
You need to test both audiences. So with 2 different adset targeting the 2 different audiences that you mentioned, you will be able to decide when you see the results.
 
It's depends on the audiance for example if it's a marketing tool you can also promote it on subreddits of marketers this is your audiance.
There are planty of AI directories with a huge traffic you can try and promote there (Might be with a cost)
You can create cool reels and promote it on instagram,youtube,tiktok and facebook.
 
what platforms do you think would be best for a learning product? I thought Youtube - but then I saw some influencer have huge followings on instagram etc?
 
What kind of Ai product? Possibly on AI directories
Learning tool,

I have the directories planned ye. Thinking to target AI channels on youtube with a video ad?

Just created a list of directories for you. Some of them asking for a payment but you can choose. there are many niche ones you can hire someone to do this job for you
https://pastebin.com/juFjk2Tb
Nice! didn't know about a couple of those.
 
Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
if you sell ai tools, then go on seo forums/sites
if you sell ai recipes, go to chef sites/forums/etc
 
Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
find your audience, then share your products with them. once they like them, you can keep running ads
 
Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
Board the industry your AI helps, not just AI fans. People buy resolutions, not tech — so focus on their pain points (e.g. “save hours on accounting” instead of “AI bookkeeping”). Use AI as a supporting mouth, not the headline. Test a few industries, double down where results come fast.
 
Focus on the industry, but don’t forget to reach out to people just interested in AI too.
 
Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
The best approach is to target both groups the specific industries your AI product serves, such as accounting or education, and people already interested in AI. Blending industry focused marketing with broader AI ads usually delivers the strongest results.
 
find the communities (reddit, disc, etc.) to which members you can sell the result (not technology). noone needs AI, they need the result (cut cost/time)
 
Has anyone has experience promoting AI products? Do you target the industry they are looking to affect - like say accounting or learning - or do you try and just focus on advertising to the people interested in / looking at AI?

Any tips or advice would be golden.
You can trade on the Marketplace of this forum, on Reddit, or build a website and then use SEO and run ads to sell your products.
 
A good approach is to test a few traffic sources and audience segments separately so you can see which one responds best to your AI offer. Consistent tracking and small-budget tests will help you scale only what actually works.
 
Focus on audience interested in AI first, then test niche industry later, use LinkedIn and TikTok ads.
 
From what I’ve seen, targeting the problem first works better than targeting “AI interest” alone. Most people searching for AI tools are just curious, but people in a specific industry already have a problem they want solved.

For example, if the AI tool helps with accounting tasks, promoting it where accountants hang out (forums, groups, niche sites) can convert better than broad AI audiences. AI interest can still bring traffic, but niche audiences usually bring the buyers.
 
I think targeting the specific industry works better than just AI interest. People in that field are more likely to try the product.
 
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