Building a stack for the dominant forces of data and AI
At the MarTech Conference, we were told to design for change, decide with context and collect consent at the point of capture.
Customer expectations are rising. Marketing technology — martech – is the key to meeting and exceeding those demands.
Analytics and attribution, marketing execution, user experience, data management… every aspect of marketing now relies on martech in order to succeed.
But it doesn’t stop there. New technologies like AI are disrupting traditional marketing. Amplifying it. Transforming it. Redefining it.
The distinction between marketing and technology has been erased. Marketing has become a digital profession that is indistinguishably intertwined with and supported by marketing technology.
The MarTech Conference is where marketing and technology meet.
Join us online — for FREE — at the MarTech Conference to explore essential changes, challenges and opportunities in buyer behavior — and discover the marketing technologies that can help you achieve your organizational goals.
The MarTech Conference takes place online four times each year, with two free online events in the spring and two more in the fall.
At the MarTech Conference, we were told to design for change, decide with context and collect consent at the point of capture.
Great CX is what happens when strategy, data and culture move in lockstep. We talked about it at the September MarTech Conference.
The September edition of the MarTech Conference took place last week. Here's what we learned.
Are your data practices keeping up with AI? We talked about proactive governance and trust at the MarTech Conference.
Thousands of marketers from some of the world’s most iconic brands are attending the MarTech Conference, online September 17, for free.
AI won’t transform your marketing until your tech, teams, and processes align. Discover how to bridge the gaps and unlock full ROI.
For marketers overwhelmed by disjointed data... we get it. Discover how to activate what you already have.
Rules-based campaigns limit your agility. AI decisioning reacts in milliseconds for peak relevance. Learn to build the data and governance to unlock it.
Data is exploding, stacks are sprawling, and AI is raising the stakes. Discover what needs to sit at the center of your martech stack — before it’s too late.
Data is everywhere, but action is rare. Discover how AI turns fragmented info into real marketing impact.
Personalization or privacy? Marketers need to master both. You’re invited to a free discussion where trust meets tech.
A veteran copywriter gives you his framework for webinar email promotions that get clicks and registrations.
Marketing artificial intelligence (AI)
Spurred by AI, marketers are using more tools than ever, and they're making an increasing number of them, according to The MarTech State of the Stack report.
Combining data-driven, privacy-conscious, real-time personalized advertising strategies with Foodpanda's RMN got Unilever a delicious result.
We’re looking for brand marketers and industry experts to speak on a variety of marketing and marketing technology topics.
B2B brands focus too much on the customer journey and not enough on how to be top-of-mind before that journey even begins.
Unlock the entire MarTech experience, online September 24-25, for free. No hidden fees, no travel headaches, no time out of the office.
For Cortico-X's Len Devanna, speaking at the Day 2 keynote, better customer experience leads directly to better business outcomes.
Marketing artificial intelligence (AI)
Microsoft’s Talisha Padgett shares her approach to infusing genAI across the customer journey in her keynote presentation at The MarTech Conference.
Alicia Arnold will be joining us at the MarTech Conference to talk about the metrics of customer experience.
Justin Sharaf will be leading the MOps panel at The MarTech Conference, discussing how teams should be preparing to use AI.
Martech is really at the intersection of technology, strategy and people, Kim Davis said, kicking off The MarTech Conference.
Justin Sharaf, vice president of marketing operations at Collibra, shares four easy ways to get better data from your MAP.
Marketing operates in a complex, volatile environment and your thinking needs to reflect that.
Without clean, actionable data, brands will have a difficult time succeeding in digital marketing.
Top five predictions for what will remain unchanged about marketing technology in the next ten years.
ABM has the potential to improve both marketing and sales operations.
In a world of remote-first experiences, marketers would be wise to integrate event technology into their stacks.
First-party data is more important than ever in a digital-first world.
What are the strengths and weaknesses of different data providers?
The best ABM strategies go beyond targeting the most obvious accounts.
Your brand's marketing ops department isn't complete without WebOps.
65% of customers say a positive brand experience is more influential than great advertising.
High-quality, personalized brand experiences are what customers expect in today's digital landscape.
When impersonal and negative customer experiences are the norm, marketers need a way to differentiate their brands.
With so many customer touchpoints, email marketers need automated solutions to meet their needs.
CTV offers plenty of new ways to drive leads.
Despite the wealth of data provided by platforms today, the potential for fragmentation and other issues is high. An optimized tech stack can help.
Aligning ops teams is critical to implementing a buyer-first strategy.
Your brand's demand generation success relies on the strength of your site's technical foundation.