Launching Profound’s AI Marketer on Series D day
Growth Cab was part of the coordinated go-to-market program behind Profound’s $180M Series D launch. Working alongside partner agencies, it positioned Aim, the new AI Marketer, around a revenue problem and brought it to senior marketing leaders from the first hours.
- 01Distribute
- 02Position
- 03Convert
- $180M Series D the launch was built around
- 52% Of the audience reached at Senior, Director, VP or C-level
- 62 Buyers sent straight to the demo on launch week

At a glance
- Client
- Profound
- Sector
- AI Marketing
- HQ
- New York
- Product launched
- Aim, the AI Marketer
- Market moment
- $180M Series D at a $1.8B valuation, led by Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins
- Markets
- United States and Europe
Turn a funding headline into demo demand
Profound was launching Aim, its AI Marketer, on the same day it announced a $180M Series D. A funding round buys attention for a day. The job was to turn that attention into commercial intent: make marketing leaders see why Aim matters to their pipeline, and book the demo.
One coordinated launch, one problem, one action
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Part of a coordinated launch program
Profound launched Aim through a program of partners working in sync with its announcement. Growth Cab joined it alongside partner agencies, so the product story reached the market from several trusted voices at the same time instead of from a single press release.
- Program of partners
- Working in sync
- Partner agencies
- Several trusted voices
OutputOne of several trusted voices carrying Aim’s story, in sync with Profound’s announcement.
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Positioned around a revenue problem
Growth Cab’s part of the launch didn’t frame Aim as another AI tool. It framed it as the answer to a cost every marketing leader now carries: when buyers research and compare vendors through AI, you are either in the answer or out of the deal.
Aim is the AI Marketer that finds those opportunities and turns them into work the team can ship.
- Compare vendors
- In the answer
- Out of the deal
- Finds those opportunities

FIG. 04Conversations in Profound shows what people prompt ChatGPT, vendor comparisons included. Screenshot from Profound’s brand kit. 
FIG. 05The AI Marketer rewrites the pages a brand is losing in AI answers and stages them for review. 
FIG. 06Aim turns signals from a team’s tools into opportunities the team can track. OutputAim positioned against the revenue cost of being invisible in AI answers, not as another AI tool.
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Built to convert, then scaled
Every element pointed to one commercial action: Profound’s demo, through a tracked link. The launch went live on September 15, alongside the funding news, and performed well enough that Profound put paid budget behind Growth Cab’s part of it.
Aim now also sits in the Visibility category of the GTM Tools directory, where B2B teams choose their stack.
- One commercial action
- Through a tracked link
- Paid budget
- Visibility category
Output62 buyers sent straight to the demo in launch week, and paid budget from Profound behind Growth Cab’s part of the launch.
Senior buyers, demo intent from day one
- 0132,612professionals reached in launch week
- 0252%of the audience at Senior, Director, VP or C-level
- 0362buyers clicked straight through to the demo
- 04Top markets: New York, San Francisco, London
- 05Paid budget added by Profound to scale the launch further
The team behind Profound and its AI Marketer
Profound’s founders and team, and screens it publishes for Aim. The numbers on the screens come from Profound’s product materials, not from this launch.
Key takeaway
Funding tells the market you exist. Positioning tells buyers why to act now.
Launching Aim with a coordinated group of partners, anchored to the revenue cost of being invisible in AI answers, turned Series D attention into demo demand from senior marketing leaders.

















