Category Archives: Marketing Analytics

What is Replit, and how can marketing and marketing ops pros use it?

Tired of waiting on dev teams for every tool or test? Replit empowers marketers to build, test and iterate fast—with zero setup required. MarTechBot on July 28, 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 … Continue reading What is Replit, and how can marketing and marketing ops pros use it?

The strategic rise of the marketing analyst in the age of AI

Marketing analysts are evolving from report builders to strategic advisors. Uncover how AI, automation and data democratization are redefining their roles. Greg Kihlstrom on April 15, 2025   Your current marketing reports likely contain some compelling insights, but often, they are buried beneath vanity metrics and other charts and graphs that instead point to the … Continue reading The strategic rise of the marketing analyst in the age of AI

How to bridge the gap between creative marketers and marketing analysts

Practical solutions to align creative and analytical marketing teams and create data fluidity for more responsive, effective campaigns. Melissa Reeve on June 14, 2024   Data-driven marketing organizations must create a conduit of information between their data teams and creative teams. However, legacy organizational structures, specialty skills and a lack of shared information often hinder … Continue reading How to bridge the gap between creative marketers and marketing analysts

Spend on marketing analytics and data infrastructure to grow sharply

Winterberry Group predicts more than a 30% increase in data and analytics investments across the U.S. and Europe. Kim Davis on April 17, 2023 Spend across marketing analytics and data infrastructure is forecast to grow from $ 22 billion in 2022 to $ 32 billion in 2026 in the U.S., U.K. and European Union. That’s … Continue reading Spend on marketing analytics and data infrastructure to grow sharply