mavic Reviews

I love Mavic. I saw a few people call it a swiss army knife and I agree. It is a great add on tool for marketing, specifically branding and content creation, blogs, etc.

It can research a specific month for key dates or world recognized events for content suggestions and produce those suggestions. It does well at brand strategy recommendations. The ai generated images have been about 90%+ accurate for my needs, which is great. You can program work flows and much more. The interface is great as well. Amongst its many uses, one I plan to do is use it's content creation systems to replace my Marky as I feel Mavic produces better results for content post and I enjoy reviewing posts before it his the social media.

So far the only issue I have is with the lack of responding on their chat function within the platform. I would also recommend an on-boarding video not because there is a huge learning curve but more so for use cases. Or do a few live sessions with people have bought the software. Just my two cents.

I beleive there is a lot of value packed into Mavic and you want be disappointed in it's purchase.

Most of the features were great.

I was seriously disappointed that there was almost no control of permissions and no approval process for team-members, despite it sounding like this functionality was there. I paid for a lot of codes just to get a few users that in the end I couldn't have much control over -- I could limit the companies each users could use, but that's about it :(

We have scheduled reels for the entire month for instagram and everything just disappeared and none were published. Only one for the same day was published. This is the basic job of this toold and it seems to have missed on the same. I will remove the review if your team can help me because when we reached out to them they were like there is nothing showing.

The tool presents itself as a solid and reliable solution for content creation, with an intuitive interface and well-developed features. However, it has some significant gaps that limit its full potential.

Specifically, it lacks support for creating videos in a 9:16 format, which is essential for platforms like LinkedIn and X (formerly Twitter), where vertical content is becoming increasingly important to capture audience attention. The absence of this feature makes the tool less competitive compared to other solutions on the market.

Another major drawback is the lack of integration with YouTube. Considering YouTube's dominant role in the video content landscape, the inability to create or manage content specifically optimized for this platform is a significant limitation for those looking to fully leverage video marketing.

In summary, the tool is effective, but adding these features would make it much more comprehensive and better suited to the needs of modern content creators.

Short learning curve and you can boost your social media.
One tiny thing that can be added. It can take logo branding colors and images from website URLs, like competitors have already. Other features are very good and highly customizable.