Later Launches EdgeAI to Predict Influencer Campaign Performance
Boston-based Later has launched EdgeAI, a proprietary AI engine built to predict influencer campaign performance and optimize marketing outcomes, announced in a press release.
EdgeAI draws on Later’s extensive first-party data, including information from its social listening tools, Linkin.bio platform, and Mavely creator commerce network. The system has been trained on more than a decade of campaign history involving 16 million creators, generating 136 billion annual impressions and over $2 billion in verified influencer-driven purchases.
According to Later, EdgeAI provides brand-specific engines that learn from each client’s goals and past campaigns to deliver tailored recommendations. The technology continuously refines its predictions based on creator performance, commerce results, and cultural signals to improve targeting and return on investment.
The company said EdgeAI integrates across its platform and services, combining predictive analytics with insights from its influencer strategy team. Later will further discuss the technology in an upcoming webinar, “The Drop: From Influence to Impact – The Predictive Power of AI,” on November 20.
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