AI only works when your team trusts it. Transparency turns it from a black box into a reliable growth partner. Domenic Venuto on August 7, 2025 Marketing is built on trust — trust in brands, in agencies and in the quality of the data that guides decisions. AI now promises unprecedented targeting, optimization and … Continue reading The secret to getting your marketing team to use AI
A disconnect between leadership and marketing teams means AI investments aren’t going to solve critical operational bottlenecks. Ana Mourão on July 23, 2025 Imagine a company investing heavily in faster ambulances while ignoring the pothole-riddled road that keeps causing accidents. It sounds weird, but, according to a new survey, this is happening in marketing … Continue reading Why AI spending isn’t boosting marketing
A credible health stat didn’t hold up. This real-world example reveals how AI search can mislead and how healthcare brands can respond. Alicia Arnold on July 17, 2025 Zero-click search is becoming the norm — AI delivers instant answers, and users rarely look beyond them. However, when the topic is health, overlooking original sources … Continue reading When AI summarizes health data, small errors become big risks
Many marketers were introduced to AI for copywriting, but the technology can do so much more. MarTechBot on June 9, 2025 In MarTech’s “MarTechBot explains it all” feature, we pose a question about marketing to our very own MarTechBot, which is trained on the MarTech website archives and has access to the broader internet. … Continue reading Where are marketing teams under-utilizing AI?
Marketers have lots of AI, but not enough direction Most teams lack an AI roadmap or strategy, and most companies lack the policies and procedures needed to implement the technology effectively. May 20, 2025 Despite the increasing adoption of AI, 64% of marketing teams don’t have an AI roadmap or strategy, according … Continue reading Marketers have lots of AI, but not enough direction
Make AI work for your team with a structured approach to adoption, training and implementation. Here’s how. Steve Bevilacqua on January 30, 2025 AI is reshaping marketing, but jumping on every new tool isn’t the path to success. True AI readiness comes from a strategic approach — assessing your tech stack, identifying real opportunities … Continue reading Is your marketing team AI-ready? 8 steps to strategic AI adoption
95% of marketers plan to up AI investments next year, acknowledging AI is boosting revenue and essential for career advancement, a study from Invoca finds. Chris Wood on November 14, 2024 After a year of widespread AI adoption, marketers like what they see and plan to double down in 2025. Ninety-four percent of marketers … Continue reading Marketers link AI to revenue growth and plan to increase 2025 investments
CMOs must champion AI adoption in the enterprise, aligning AI initiatives with business priorities, empowering teams and navigating AI-related risks. Andrew Frank on September 9, 2024 This article was co-authored by Nicole Greene. Generative AI is opening the door for chief marketing officers (CMOs) to elevate their role in executive leadership. Marketing is at … Continue reading What marketing can teach the enterprise about AI
The CMO of Unanet explains what it took to implement AI with her team. The secret sauce: Education, experimentation and a clear AI policy. Constantine von Hoffman on February 15, 2024 Everybody’s talking about all the latest AI developments, but there’s a better, more pragmatic question to ask about it: How do you implement AI … Continue reading How to do an AI implementation for your marketing team
Marketing is getting more involved with cross-functional teams — and a lot of non-marketers don’t see this as a value add. Constantine von Hoffman on November 29, 2023 The enterprise-wide adoption of AI is adding to marketers’ responsibilities but diminishing their control over key technologies. That’s the conclusion of new Gartner reports about what CMOs … Continue reading AI is adding to marketers’ responsibilities while diminishing their influence
