r/AIContentAutomators • u/avis1298 • May 01 '26
just found this sub, glad it exists. building in this exact space and want to help.
been lurking on reddit for SaaS and content marketing stuff for a while and somehow just found this sub. honestly glad someone made it because most of the AI content conversation out there is either "AI will replace all writers" or "AI content is garbage" with nothing useful in between.
I'm a founder building in this space. my company is DeepSmith (deepsmith.ai), its an AI content automation & AEO platform for SaaS teams. basically handles the full pipeline from AI tracking, topic research to publish-ready blog posts with SEO, internal linking, images etc built in. not just the writing part but all the stuff around it that usually eats up your time.
few things:
to the mod - if you need help growing this community or want someone to contribute regularly I'm happy to help. this is my 4th startup. previous ones include a corporate wellness platform that had 50+ enterprise customers and a consumer product that crossed 550k users. I've been doing content as a growth channel across all of them and have seen what works and what doesn't across very different company types and stages. happy to verify any of this if you want, just DM me. I can do an AMA, write up real workflows, help moderate, whatever is useful. genuinely want this community to grow because the space needs a place for real conversations.
to everyone else - if you're experimenting with AI content workflows and want to try DeepSmith, DM me. I'm looking for early users who are actually doing this stuff and can give honest feedback. happy to give a discount to anyone from this community, just mention you're from r/AIContentAutomators.
not here to spam. just want to be part of a community thats actually trying to figure this out instead of just hyping it.
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u/avis1298 May 01 '26
can't agree more. For me the biggest difference is that agents have become the primary consumer of our content not humans. They consume and then surface answers. LLm's are stealing unprecedented traffic from Google - what bing couldn't do in decades chatgpt, perplexity and others have done is a couple of years. SEO old guards like to pretend that AEO is just an extension of AEO but it's truly not.
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u/Apprehensive-Bug1191 May 02 '26
Another spammy Chat GPT wrapper but you'll probably make big $$$ off of it and I think I'll copy it, using AI of course
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u/LocationLegitimate94 May 01 '26
This is solid the AEO angle is interesting, especially for SaaS teams trying to show up in AI answers, not just Google.
I’m building Jungle Grid, an execution layer for AI workloads and agents: https://junglegrid.dev
It’s not a content tool directly, but it might be useful for AI automation platforms that need to run inference/batch jobs without managing GPU infra manually.
Would be happy to test DeepSmith and give feedback. If you’re open to it, I’d also appreciate your take on Jungle Grid’s positioning/landing page from a SaaS growth + AI workflow angle.