Collective Artists Network, India’s leading new media entity focused on pop culture, has acquired Galleri5, an AI-powered influencer marketing analytics and content management platform for brands and influencers. This acquisition is part of Collective Artists Network’s strategic efforts to expand its creator and content ecosystem.
Galleri5, known for its cutting-edge AI-powered content solutions and influencer marketing technology, offers a suite of services that includes AI visual content generation, creator intelligence, campaign management, and trend forecasting. These solutions empower India’s largest retailers and brands to connect more effectively with their audiences, enhancing brand engagement and customer experience in the digital age, The Economic Times reported.
This acquisition follows a series of strategic moves by Collective Artists Network to bolster its position in the new media landscape. Earlier this month, the company acquired Terribly Tiny Tales, a text-first flash fiction platform.
In September 2023, Collective Artists Network acquired Under 25 Universe, India’s largest tech-powered student community, aiming to empower student culture and provide opportunities within the creator ecosystem.
With Galleri5’s advanced technology and Collective Artists Network’s extensive reach, this acquisition is set to revolutionize brand engagement and customer experience, driving innovation in the influencer marketing industry.
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