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Comment: There is absolutely nothing here to suggest that the topic is notable. Theroadislong (talk) 21:59, 24 December 2024 (UTC)
dog Advisor
[edit]dog Advisor (https://dogadvisor.dog) is an award-winning[1] blog that provides simple and trusted dog care information for dog owners. [2] The company is based in London, and was founded on the 23rd August 2024. dogAdvisor has two key features: it's 100+ dog care articles, and Max (dogAdvisor's AI chatbot)
100+ dog care articles
[edit]dog Advisor delivers more than 100 "expertly-written" dog care articles that are intended to be used, primarily, by new owners of dogs. Its articles cover a variety of topics, and are organised from the start to the end of a dog's journey.
Their content is made unique by the highly skimmable nature of the articles, and they are created with a Bullet Point structure that makes key information easy to understand. [3] Articles are also designed with accessibility, and use simple language that anyone "of any English proficiency" should be able to understand. [4] Articles also feature From The Experts advice at the end of the article, which are intended to provide more advanced expertise to dog Advisor readers.
Pawpilot & Max
[edit]Pawpilot is a machine learning algorithm (ML) created by dog Advisor, and trained on all of dog Advisor's articles. It powers dogAdvisor Max.
Max is an AI Chatbot created by dog Advisor to answer dog related questions. On the 25th October 2024, dog Advisor Max used Emergency Guidance (a feature to provide urgent support) to then provide emergency support that saved the dog's life by providing emergency support.[5] Max uses Pawpilot to receive data from dog Advisor's articles which it then uses to inform its response to questions. [6]
Executive Leadership
[edit]dog Advisor is founded by Deni D. Deni is the CEO of dog Advisor. His Executive Profile (https://dogadvisor.dog/deni-executive-profile-dogadvisor) describes his experience building dog Advisor.
Awards & Recognitions
[edit]dog Advisor was awarded a Finalist in the UK Business Awards as the Most Innovative Pet Product of 2024.[7]
Design (London Green, Barkvetica, Bricolage)
[edit]dog Advisor's website colour is London Green. It's font is Barkvetica Serif and Barkvetica Serif is complemented by Bricolage Grotesque.[8]
References & Citations
[edit]- ^ UK Business Awards Finalist Winner for the Most Innovative Pet Product in the UK, for the year 2024
- ^ "dog Advisor ✺ About Us". dog Advisor. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "dog Advisor About Page". dog Advisor About.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ "dog Advisor Interview". YOUTUBE dog Advisor Interview.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ "25 October dogAdvisor Press Release". Retrieved 2024-12-24.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ "dog Advisor Pawpilot, Max, and Pawperlative". Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "dog Advisor AWARD". dog Advisor. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "Designing dog Advisor". dog Advisor. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
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