What data and AI hide about your customers
You're swimming in data and AI tools. Is any of it really helping you better understand your customers?
Confusing navigation, vague claims, and missing evidence cost you buyers. See how cognitive-load testing helps identify and address these barriers.
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You're swimming in data and AI tools. Is any of it really helping you better understand your customers?
Technology and organizational challenges seem to grow with marketing spend, despite more access to tools, according to data from StackAdapt.
Customers can discover, compare, and buy your products without you knowing. Your marketing organization needs to adapt.
Algorithm updates and endless manual workflows are draining. On Nov. 4, learn how AI transforms marketing automation into your strongest strategic partner.
Customers could gain tighter activation and AI connections while facing tougher choices about products, pricing, and long-term lock-in.
AI makes repurposing event content easier. Here's how to prioritize what matters, get it to the right audiences, and show its value.
MQLs, last-click attribution, channel silos, and generic content are losing ground as B2B marketing shifts toward trust, AI visibility, and revenue.
MOps teams are shifting from task executors to AI fleet managers to run autonomous agents alongside traditional software.
Some of Marketo's original architects bet AI can replace the complex workflows and manual configuration marketers have relied on for decades.
Confusing navigation, vague claims, and missing evidence cost you buyers. See how cognitive-load testing helps identify and address these barriers.
Useful offers are common. Meaningful recognition is not, and consumers are quick to walk when brands ask for too much without a clear reason.
Marketing metrics show what happened in a campaign. The harder job is connecting customer behavior to growth, margin, and profit.
Before overhauling your SEO strategy, look at branded search, high-intent visits, and pipeline data to see whether there's actually a problem.
On Nov. 4, learn how composable martech can help marketers integrate AI, reduce vendor lock-in, and modernize their technology stacks without starting from scratch.
ChatGPT visitors converted at a higher rate, but Google organic still drove 27 times as many conversions as all LLMs combined.
Marketing artificial intelligence (AI)
Salesforce's $5.7 billion acquisition of customer engagement platform Braze brought out the sour grapes from competitors.
Marketing artificial intelligence (AI)
Your AI agents may follow instructions perfectly — and still get things wrong. The problem could lie in the documents they rely on.
Marketing artificial intelligence (AI)
AI draws on creator reviews, product experiences, and consumer sentiment to inform recommendations. Here's why that matters for brands.
Static journeys can’t keep up with modern buyers. On Nov. 4, discover how real-time AI decisioning helps you build dynamic, high-impact customer experiences.
Traditional customer surveys, endless feedback requests, and Net Promoter Scores (NPS) are failing both consumers and brands. What should modern companies do instead.
Small performance gains can lead to big strategic distractions. Creative judgment and long-term business goals matter more than chasing metrics.
Should you increase media spend, hold steady, or pull back? Look at who's buying, what's driving sales, and how much value they add.
OpenAI has expanded access, lowered costs, and added targeting tools, but advertiser growth hasn’t yet translated into enough revenue.
The $5.7 billion acquisition could tighten the link between data and activation — or leave marketers managing another overlapping layer.
Use a CRM recency ladder to prioritize customer segments and coordinate holiday campaigns across email and paid media.
Cheaper clicks and more leads can look like wins while qualified pipeline stalls. Uncover the tradeoffs behind your performance numbers.
Longer, more personal queries reveal the needs, trade-offs, and situations behind intent — giving marketers a richer view of what customers want.
Turn faster AI output into faster campaign delivery with clearer priorities, fewer handoffs, and defined roles for people and AI.
Evaluating data warehouse readiness, engineering capacity, and real-time execution speeds determines optimal CDP architecture.
Cutting spend feels risky. Keeping an unprofitable tactic often feels safe. Better evidence helps you challenge that imbalance.
Digital fragmentation is pushing teams to their limits. On Nov. 4, learn how to stretch content budget and capture buyer attention where it counts.
Unbound 2026 saw big product announcements on the main stage and other news that flew under the radar. Let’s break it all down for you.
AI can increase output while creating more work for your best people. Three practical checks can help you avoid that trap.
Attribution, accuracy, and authenticity offer a starting point for responsible AI use — and for protecting your brand's credibility.
Advertisers plan to spend more, but slow activation and weak measurement can still cost networks money.
Consumption-based AI pricing makes marketing budgets unpredictable. Here is how HubSpot’s new spend limits and seat swaps give you control.
Chewy and Eleven Madison Park show how memorable customer moments can turn preference into measurable referral value.
The tools meant to make marketing more effective may be making brands more alike. Here's why differentiation is becoming harder to sustain.
B2B influencer marketing must be built for longer sales cycles and niche audiences. Learn how to make sustainable brand creation through strategic partnerships.
...and how AI agents can help you get ready for BFCM 2026.