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Thryv Rolls Out AI Platform to Help Local Service Businesses Win More Leads

Dallas software company Thryv launches new AI-powered growth platform targeting SMBs struggling with fragmented marketing tools and inconsistent lead generation results.

Thryv Rolls Out AI Platform to Help Local Service Businesses Win More Leads

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Thryv (NASDAQ:THRY), a Dallas-area software provider serving service-based businesses across North Texas and beyond, has introduced its Thryv Growth Platform, an artificial intelligence-enabled suite designed to streamline how small and midsize companies approach digital marketing and lead management. The new offering aims to address a persistent pain point among local business owners: the challenge of maintaining visibility online while tracking whether their marketing investments actually generate measurable returns. According to Ticker Report, CEO Joe Walsh noted that the platform emerged from direct feedback from the company's customer base.

The Growth Platform consolidates multiple marketing functions into a single interface, allowing service businesses to enhance their online presence, organize incoming leads, and quantify the ROI of their advertising spend. For Dallas-area contractors, HVAC providers, plumbers, and other service-oriented SMBs, such integration could reduce operational complexity and free up time for core business activities. Thryv's move reflects a broader industry shift toward AI-driven tools that promise to level the playing field for smaller competitors often outmatched by larger firms' marketing resources.

The launch underscores Thryv's evolving role as a regional technology player with national reach. By bundling artificial intelligence capabilities with its established small-business software suite, the company is positioning itself to capture a meaningful share of the growing market for affordable, intelligent marketing solutions. For Dallas entrepreneurs and business leaders evaluating their technology stack, the platform represents another local success story in the competitive SMB software space.

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