Episode 277: Irish startup Coso.ai is replacing your social media agency — and raising €5m to do it
That Great Business ShowShow Notes
On Episode 277 of That Great Business Show, Conall Ó Móráin speaks with James Flynn, co-founder and CEO of Coso.ai the Irish startup automating one of the biggest headaches in small business: social media. Most SMEs know they should post. Most don’t have time. Most can’t justify agency fees. Coso.ai solves that problem by automatically writing, scheduling and publishing social media content — without needing a full-time marketer or a €2,000-a-month retainer.
In this episode, James explains: why 90 percent of SMEs don’t have a social media manager how Coso.ai actually works in practice why AI failed before ChatGPT — and why it works now how Coso.ai is raising €5 million to scale internationally why AI isn’t replacing marketers, but rescuing business owners
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