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Risk Of Failure: CMOs Face Make-Or-Break AI Moments

Risk Of Failure: CMOs Face Make-Or-Break AI Moments by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, November 19, 2025 Sixty-five percent of CMOs believe advances in AI will dramatically change their role within the next two years — and many will have challenges getting there, a Gartner survey finds. Artificial intelligence (AI) will automate routine tasks, drive … Continue reading Risk Of Failure: CMOs Face Make-Or-Break AI Moments

CMOs face a make-or-break moment as digital channels and personalization collapse

Digital channels are crumbling, personalization is backfiring, and Gartner says CMOs must rethink everything—or risk becoming irrelevant. Constantine von Hoffman on November 19, 2025   Two pillars of modern marketing—digital channels and personalized engagement—are falling apart and CMOs must do a radical rethink to survive, according to a new Gartner report. “The foundations CMOs once … Continue reading CMOs face a make-or-break moment as digital channels and personalization collapse

The 2020 Holidays Are Make-or-Break for Brands

Natalie Ross December 30, 2020 The holidays. They’ve always been a time of familiar comforts. For business owners, Thanksgiving heralded the arrival of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, followed like clockwork by a month of elevated pre-Christmas sales and in-store purchasing. Businesses, shoppers, families—everyone got what they wanted as we all took some time to … Continue reading The 2020 Holidays Are Make-or-Break for Brands

B2B products are facing a CX make-or-break moment. Here’s why

An emphasis on customer experience isn’t just for consumer brands anymore. Contributor Brent Sleeper examines why CX is mission-critical to B2B product teams. Brent Sleeper on September 27, 2017   If you’ve spent any time researching customer experience best practices for apps and services, you’ve probably read a lot about the ways sites like Facebook, … Continue reading B2B products are facing a CX make-or-break moment. Here’s why