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StreamGuys Launches AI-Powered Ad Tagging Service


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StreamGuys has introduced a new AI-powered ad tagging service designed to automate the placement of advertising markers within podcasts and archived audio content, helping media companies increase revenue opportunities while reducing production workloads.

The new service expands on the company's initial AI workflow integrations unveiled at the 2025 NAB Show and supports StreamGuys' broader strategy of enhancing digital audio monetization through advanced advertising, dynamic ad insertion and programmatic revenue solutions.

According to the company, the AI ad tagging service automatically identifies natural transition points within audio content where midroll and other advertisements can be inserted. The technology is intended to help broadcasters, podcasters and digital publishers maximize available advertising inventory across both newly produced programs and existing content libraries.

"This is really about helping producers save time while unlocking more revenue," said Eduardo Martinez, Executive Vice President of Technology at StreamGuys. "Whether you're producing content at a rapid pace or sitting on a large library that's never been prepared for digital ad insertion, AI allows us to automatically identify those natural break points and make that content monetizable."

StreamGuys first introduced AI-powered tools in 2025 to automate ad marker tagging, captioning, translation and transcription for podcasts and on-demand audio. The new standalone service builds on that foundation with expanded functionality, including multilingual support and broader workflow integration capabilities.

A key feature of the platform is its interoperability. The service can ingest content from RSS feeds, FTP uploads and other third-party sources, then return ad marker data in ID3 metadata or custom formats required by external platforms.

"The service is completely agnostic from a delivery standpoint," Martinez said. "We can ingest content from virtually any source and return ad markers in whatever format a platform requires."

The technology also leverages StreamGuys' existing expertise in ad insertion workflows, including metadata normalization, timing alignment and SCTE-to-ID3 conversion, helping ensure accurate ad placement and consistent audio quality.

"Our holistic focus on digital advertising is the reason people should come see us," said Tim Labelle, Executive Vice President of Sales. "AI ad tagging helps customers from an operational perspective by making sure they have maximum audio inventory."

Labelle said the service is designed to help broadcasters and digital publishers transform streaming audiences into more predictable and scalable revenue streams by creating additional inventory and connecting it with advertising demand.

StreamGuys said the service also supports emerging digital audio workflows, including ultra-low latency streaming applications where synchronized live experiences can be paired with targeted advertising opportunities.

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