iLive case studies describe Ahamove recruitment and Kingsport multichannel broadcasts

Recruitment outside office hours

In its Ahamove account, iLive describes using an AI host to explain driver opportunities and direct viewers into messaging and AI chat. The stated audience window is late evening, when prospective drivers have time to ask questions. The case study reports more than 30 broadcast hours per month and more than 100 leads per session. Those figures are attributed to iLive, not a separate measurement by this directory. 1

A lead should not be read as a completed hire. For recruitment evaluation, the useful follow-up is how enquiries progress to completed applications and onboarding, with the relevant reporting period made clear.

One presenter across several pages

The Kingsport case study describes a different task: extending a brand presenter's reach. According to iLive, a digital version of the existing host was used for simultaneous broadcasts on four Facebook Fanpages, with standardized product scripts and a cross-live workflow. The published account concerns broadcast coverage; this briefing does not infer a sales uplift from the number of pages. 2

Two applications, different measures

Together, the reports illustrate why AI livestream projects should be discussed in terms of their purpose. Recruitment enquiries and broadcast distribution are different outputs. Neither measure, on its own, establishes a universal return for another customer. Both source accounts come from the service provider, and readers assessing a deployment should ask for the campaign context and underlying measurement before treating its reported figures as a forecast.