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
Databricks says it’s all in on data and AI for marketers, as cloud data stores sit at the center of many martech stacks. Mike Pastore on May 14, 2025 Marketing was already a top-five use case for Databricks customers, and today’s launch of its new Data Intelligence for Marketing platform formalizes the company’s efforts … Continue reading Databricks takes aim at marketers with new platform for data and AI
Want to get more out of generative AI than the base models offer? Gemini GEMS is a good way to improve your productivity. Mike Pastore on May 13, 2025 If you’re looking to take your generative AI use up a notch, Gemini GEMS is a solid next step for many marketers who are already … Continue reading 5 ways marketers can use Gemini GEMS to increase productivity
Without RAG, even the best prompt engineering can’t unlock GenAI’s full potential. Vertesia on May 13, 2025 By now, most marketers have at least dabbled with generative AI (GenAI) tools and large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. They’ve heard that their competitors are using the technology to practically create entire campaigns … Continue reading RAG: The most important AI tool marketers have never heard of by Vertesia
How should marketers market to consumers under stress? How should marketers approach consumers stressed out by economic uncertainty, tariffs and political turmoil? May 5, 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 … Continue reading How should marketers market to consumers under stress?
Download this new report to see how AI and synthetic data are reshaping market research — and what it means for your next campaign. Digital Marketing Depot on May 5, 2025 A new report from Cint reveals that 74% of market researchers are already using AI in their workflows — especially for data analysis … Continue reading What AI adoption in market research means for agency and brand marketers by Digital Marketing Depot
We can assume about two-thirds of marketers are using AI for content creation. But when will other applications catch on? Mike Pastore on May 2, 2025 Despite powerful capabilities in other areas, the most popular application of AI for marketers appears to be content generation. The AI+ABM Inflection Point report (registration required) from … Continue reading Content generation outpaces other applications of AI for marketers
Everything a company does impacts the brand. The C-suite would avoid many disasters by consulting the people who know the customers best. Constantine von Hoffman on May 2, 2025 Marketers understand something that no one else in business seems to get: Everything is marketing. Operating procedures, building appearance, personnel policies, etc., all shape how … Continue reading Marketers could have saved Target and Southwest from themselves
Need a B2B data vendor to help with enrichment or hygiene? Review this list of five tips first. Mike Pastore on April 30, 2025 There’s growing recognition that clean, enriched data is critical for targeting and automation in B2B sales and marketing. As a result, the landscape of B2B data vendors is extensive, with … Continue reading 5 tips for marketers planning to evaluate B2B data vendors
The consensus among marketers is that cookies are the past, and respecting consumer privacy is the future. Constantine von Hoffman on April 24, 2025 Marketers may not know what keeping third-party cookies in Chrome means for Google, but they know it is not a green light to return to old habits. The industry-wide shift … Continue reading As Google brings back cookies, marketers stick with privacy-first strategies
