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The New AI Marketing Tool
Matt Ober
September 05, 2025
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AI Marketing Review- The New Product Release
Social Leverage portfolio company Archive Intel just released their new AI Marketing Review Product. Compliance is a pain. It’s scary not to be in compliance.
Finally, there is a compliance pain killer, the team at Archive Intel, which started with their AI Communications Archiving product to allow you to communicate compliantly with clients on any device or tool (WhatsApp, iMessage, Newsletters, email, & more), just launched their AI Marketing Review Product!
What does the tool do?
Streamline SEC-compliant marketing with AI that identifies risk, suggests compliant language, and documents every step without disrupting your team’s workflow.
Marketing moves fast. Compliance slows it down. Manual reviews, unclear rules, and constant back-and-forth drain time and create bottlenecks.
Archive Intel’s AI Marketing Review helps regulated marketing teams accelerate approvals without sacrificing control.
Their AI understands SEC Marketing Rule requirements and flags risky terms, suggests compliant edits, and routes content directly to compliance — all in real time and in context.
Most compliance tools for advisors and financial institutions are old school, clunky, restrictive, and expensive! Archive Intel is changing all of that!
If you haven’t tried out their products, it’s worth a demo. The team at Social Leverage is not only investors, but we are customers of the product as well!
The Key to a $1.3 Trillion Opportunity
A new real estate trend called co-ownership is revolutionizing a $1.3T market. Leading it? Pacaso. Created by the founder behind a $120M prior exit, they already have $110M+ in gross profits to date. They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO. And you can invest until September 18.
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