According to the 2017 State of Inbound Report by HubSpot, generating traffic and leads and proving RoI, and lack of budget for marketing activities are the leading challenges that marketers face even today.
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According to the 2017 State of Inbound Report by HubSpot, generating traffic and leads and proving RoI, and lack of budget for marketing activities are the leading challenges that marketers face even today.
Continue ReadingAccording to a recent IDC study on the impact of AI on customer management “66% of the 1,028 respondents were implementing or considering implementing predictive scoring technologies as part of their sales process. Of the 292 AI adopters surveyed by IDC, 83% reported that they used or plan to use sales and marketing predictive lead scoring.”
Continue ReadingGone are the days when people were sceptical about e-commerce, when they were wary of making purchases online. Today, e-commerce exceeds $2 trillion in sales across the globe and is expected to make up 16% of all retail sales by 2021 at $4.479 trillion (source – Emarketer).
Continue ReadingAI has increasingly evolved over the recent years, with tools even managing to pass the famed Turing test – a test devised to measure intelligence in machines by the English mathematician Allen Turing. Today, AI tools are getting increasingly human-like and help marketers deliver a more personalized experience.
Continue ReadingA lot has been said about AI and the potential it holds for us humans – it has been touted as the panacea and also called the harbinger of global Armageddon. While both these possibilities are exaggerated, one thing that is evident is that there are many benefits to AI, one of which is the role it can play in fostering better sales and marketing alignment. Companies with strongly aligned sales and marketing teams enjoy higher win rates (38%) and are better at closing deals (67%) (Forrester). However, aligning these two departments is often easier said than done. This is where artificial intelligence (AI) comes into play.
Continue ReadingYour organization has gathered tons of data about your customers— from surveys, social channels and on the ground data. And it’s all over the place siloed with different teams. Without a systematic approach to aggregating and analyzing feedback in one place, it will be difficult for any company to showcase a unified Customer Experience (CX) or even provide additional perspectives that can enhance it.
Continue ReadingAcquiring customers is a very high cost activity for businesses and for most of the companies it requires extensive cold-calling, trial and error, and exploration of multiple channels. Improved lead generation is the primary reason why businesses are investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to a survey by the Aberdeen Group. Businesses that implement AI see 59% better close rates for sales, 58% increased revenue, 54% more traffic and engagement, and 52% higher conversion. 80% of companies believe that AI will change the marketing industry in years to come.
Continue ReadingThe human body is a wonder in itself—it produces a staggering amount of data 365 days a year, 7 days a week and 24 hours a day. Today, there are a lot of devices out there that can measure everything from one’s heartbeat to sleep activity, from temperature to physical activity, leading to a meteoric rise in the marketplace for wearables. According to the latest outlook from CCS Insight, nearly 411 million smart wearable devices, worth a staggering $34 billion, will be sold in 2020. While self-monitoring blood glucose meters and blood pressure monitors have been around for a while, wearables with their ability to automatically upload data to a… Read More
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