Tag Archives: Buyers

AI can simulate buyers, but it misses personality

Synthetic audiences depend on the signals they’re built from. Personality may be the missing ingredient for improving accuracy. By Scott Gillum   Published on July 31, 2026   Synthetic audiences promise marketers faster customer research by simulating buyer responses using AI. But many models share the same blind spot: they rely on demographic, firmographic, and … Continue reading AI can simulate buyers, but it misses personality →

How to build trust when buyers question everything

Firsthand expertise, original research, and transparent thinking carry more weight than polished messaging. Here’s why. By Stephanie Trovato Published on June 24, 2026   I was researching a software platform recently when I found myself doing something I don’t remember doing nearly as often as a few years ago: questioning almost everything I was reading. … Continue reading How to build trust when buyers question everything →

How to create demand when buyers don’t see the problem

Traditional demand capture fails when no one is searching. Here’s a framework for educating the market, building authority and defining a new category. By Shama Hyder   February 26, 2026   Most marketing assumes recognized pain points. Customers know they have issues, so they search for solutions. Your job as a marketer is to position … Continue reading How to create demand when buyers don’t see the problem →

A 3-step copywriting formula that makes buyers take action

Conversions drop when your B2B copy ignores what buyers actually care about. Here’s how to lead with benefits, use cases and proof. Moni Oloyede on August 14, 2025       Marketing departments are missing goals left and right. Your marketing isn’t converting because the way you’re talking about your offer sucks. Maybe you’ve tweaked form fields, … Continue reading A 3-step copywriting formula that makes buyers take action →