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Free Webinar to Showcase the New Features of SPECai


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SPECai, a provider of AI-powered advertising technology, is set to host a free webinar designed specifically for radio professionals. The webinar entitled, "Maximize the Power of SPECai's New Features: Streamlining Workflow and Boosting Sales," will take place on Thursday, March 27, and aims to demonstrate the latest enhancements of SPECai's platform.

The session will be led by industry figures Nancy Abramson and Sydney Sperling from Compass Media Network, with additional insights provided by Wendy Pershing of vCreative and Adam Perrotti from Connoisseur Media. Attendees can expect to dive deep into the functionalities of SPECai, understanding how its integration with vCreative media workflow software can significantly streamline operations and enhance sales effectiveness.

Participants will be introduced to the latest updates and features of SPECai, hear success stories from users who have effectively utilized the platform to close more deals, and learn best practices to maximize the impact of SPECai on their sales strategies. The webinar also includes a live Q&A session, offering a unique opportunity for attendees to have their specific questions addressed by the experts.

This educational event is open to all radio professionals, whether they are current users of SPECai or are considering incorporating the technology into their workflow. By attending, participants will learn how to leverage SPECai to not only streamline their workflow but also enhance their sales capabilities, enabling them to sell smarter and faster.

For those interested in joining this enlightening session, registration is available here. The webinar is scheduled for 11am PT, 1pm CT, and 2pm ET.

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