AI and ML in B2B Marketing

Infographic | July 13, 2022

Businesses are using conversational marketing to improve customer interactions and meet their pipeline goals by engaging buyers. Why Use Chatbots in ABM? Account-based chatbots can segment data, audiences, intent signals, and personalization for better targeting.

Infographic | April 11, 2021

In 2020, B2B marketers played a critical leadership role as businesses responded to the Covid-19 pandemic. ITSMA’s 2021 B2B Marketing Trends Survey showed that marketers were more agile than expected, achieved their goals effectively despite budget cuts, and became even more valuable to their organizations despite all the challenges they faced.

Infographic | December 10, 2021

Conversational marketing is about leveraging the power of real-time conversations and two-way dialogue to engage customers and seamlessly move them through your marketing and sales funnels. This could be online chats, social media channels, or live brand experiences, but the end goal is the same — engaging with customers one-on-one to stand out from the competition and humanize your brand.

Infographic | December 31, 2019

Increasingly getting wary of randomly targeting market segments with unpredictable results? Then you need to embrace account-based marketing. ABM is a strategy in which you direct your marketing resources to engage a specific set of individuals or accounts. Instead of casting a wide net based on guesswork and oblique personas, ABM helps you identify key prospects so that you can carry out highly targeted and focused marketing campaigns for them.

Infographic | February 8, 2022

With access to valuable data, marketers are focused on leads that are more likely to become buyers. They can also work on targeting their messaging towards these potential buyers. Firmographic, technographic, engagement, and intent data are used to create target account lists increases Average Contract Value.

Infographic | June 6, 2022

The pandemic caused many sales and marketing tactics to come to a screeching standstill. But adoption of artificial intelligence (technology marketers have been slow to employ) went through the roof. Frito-Lay Chief Growth Officer told Harvard Business Review that the crisis inspired his team to compress their five-year digital transformation plans into six months.