From educating early markets to positioning AI-native companies as category leaders, here's how Channel V Media drives visibility for artificial intelligence platforms.
Humand
CVM turned Humand, a company virtually unknown in the U.S., into the voice of the deskless workforce. In three weeks, the campaign landed 30+ placements, including Bloomberg, Axios and Fortune, around its $66 million Series A, generating 91M+ UVM.
Bluecore
CVM built Bluecore’s AI narrative alongside its launch of AI shopping agent alby. The company had long been using AI within its core retail technology platform, but now it’s recognized voice in agentic commerce and the AI shopping agent category.
Diebold Nixdorf
CVM repositioned Diebold Nixdorf’s previously launched AI-powered checkout technology to create widespread visibility and recognition as an industry-first AI anti-shrink solution. Along the way, we established a narrative that’s now echoed by major AI engines.
Selector
CVM cemented Selector's leadership in network AIOps with its $33M Series B, landing coverage in TechCrunch and SiliconAngle plus 15+ additional placements and 20 CEO quotes.
Albert
CVM launched Albert Technologies into the U.S., ahead of Salesforce and IBM Watson, and coined the "AI marketing" category. The campaign positioned Albert's C-suite as AI authorities and gained widespread media recognition.
Bluecore
CVM repositioned Bluecore from an email point solution to a holistic marketing platform, positioning it as a trusted partner for retailers. Increased visibility of Bluecore’s leadership drove demand and strengthened its position at the C-suite level.