Here’s a data-driven strategy for better understanding use cases
What makes identifying use cases so difficult has much to do with generic and disjointed experiences.
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.
What makes identifying use cases so difficult has much to do with generic and disjointed experiences.
The organization revolutionized its approach to fan engagement by centralizing their data and personalizing campaigns.
Cinema chain finds that when critical points in the customer’s journey are personalized, it improves the customer’s speed in converting while also adding value to the experience.
This marketers-meet-machine strategy can help you target customers that have shown a real propensity for your products.
Validity Email Strategist Danielle Gallant discusses the importance of BIMI in brand recognition and email engagement.
Holistic Email Marketing CEO Kath Pay shares tactics for getting the most from “the original push channel.”
For example, Juniper Networks' strategy is based on what it calls the 'three Ds' : "Deconstruct, Decompose and Design.”
Marketing ops is critical to the most important things marketing organizations do today.
How marketers can navigate the tech explosion around every business function imaginable. DevOps and DataOps for starters.
Once a year marketers lean on their Powerpoint skills to show just how connected their marketing platforms are.
Individual market targeting or audience modeling? To CDP or not to CDP? Different marketing perspectives on the data challenge.
We’re accepting MarTech session pitches now through July 31st.
To participate, create a 16:9 slide that illustrates the way you conceptualize your marketing stack — the different tools you use, but more importantly, how you think about the way they fit together.