In this episode of High Street Matters we discuss ways small independent retailers can utilise AI.
AI (or Artificial Intelligence) is the buzzword of the moment, but how can small businesses use it to help promote their business? Are there cost effective solutions? Can AI actually be easy to use?
Listen to hear how the answers to all these questions can be “Yes”!
Find out how Bira is working with AI to provide a service that helps independent traders to increase their profile, increase customer footfall and improve revenues.
Steve Dyson talks with Polly Barnfield about Maybe's AI solutions, and Bira member Melanie Beard, co-owner of Best Health Food Shop about how she’s seeing huge success from using Maybe AI to help with her business's social media promotion.
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