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22 posts tagged with "marketing"

How Generative AI Enhances Job Roles and Fosters Creativity in the Workplace

“We need to establish ways to bring the best out of machines and humans working together, rather than focusing on how one can outperform the other.”

Reckitt CMO: AI is already making marketers better and faster

Examining the Potential of Generative AI in the Workplace

The article posits that generative AI (GenAI) offers substantial benefits to human roles, extending beyond fears of job displacement. Instead, it highlights how GenAI can automate repetitive tasks, allowing employees to focus on creativity and strategic planning.

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Productivity in Marketing: Remote, Hybrid, and In-Office Insights and Analysis

A suitable quote from the article that captures the essence of its argument is:

“But for heads-down production, marketers can achieve significantly more output remotely when given the right structure and technology support.”

This quote highlights the article’s central argument that remote work, when structured properly and supported by the right technology, can significantly enhance productivity for specific tasks.

Are Marketers More or Less Productive in the Office? [New Data]

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Learn more about limitations of AI in providing insights and fresh ideas, securing the future of SEO and ensuring the enduring value of human-authored content.

This article discusses the idea of “SEO killers,” new technologies that are believed to replace search engine optimization (SEO) strategies. The author argues that while new technologies like AI (specifically ChatGPT) may impact SEO, they will not replace it entirely. AI tools like ChatGPT are just another tool in the digital marketer’s toolbox, and they cannot replace the human understanding of user intent, competitive research, and market conditions. AI tools do not have an index or knowledge graph and do not store information the way search engines do. Therefore, they are … read more >

Learn how to engage consumers, influence decisions and create brand loyalty.

This article highlights the importance of data storytelling for marketers to effectively engage consumers and influence their decisions. Data storytelling involves presenting complex information in a relatable and compelling format. It helps in creating brand loyalty and increasing conversions. The article promotes a 20-minute data storytelling masterclass by experts from Marigold, aiming to teach marketers how to utilize data storytelling to enhance their marketing strategies.

https://searchengineland.com/join-a-masterclass-on-data-storytelling-435882

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By comprehending their personality type, companies can deploy generative AI automation solutions tailored to their specific needs.

The web article discusses the four personality types of customer support automation. It introduces a framework based on two fundamental axes: “Simplicity” and “Activity.” The “Simplicity” axis measures the complexity of customer support tickets, ranging from simple issues that can be easily automated to complex issues that require skilled human agents. The “Activity” axis measures the level of action or interaction necessary to resolve support tickets, ranging from knowledge-based requests to actions that involve multiple systems. The … read more >

In just one year, ChatGPT has unlocked transformative potential in PPC. Here's where we are with genAI and what's in store for the industry.

ChatGPT, a chatbot developed by OpenAI, has made significant advancements in its first year since its launch. It has been utilized in various industries, such as education, entertainment, and software, and has proven to be a valuable tool for PPC marketers. Early uses for ChatGPT in the PPC industry include generating keyword ideas, ad group classification, composing ad headlines, and providing landing page optimization suggestions. The introduction of GPT-4 brought improvements in writing quality and mathematical abilities, making it useful for tasks like email campaigns and blog posts. … read more >

For every team that says “this is as good as it’s going to get,” there’s a doppelgänger team out there who refuses to settle. They are pushing & they will eat your lunch-unless you raise your bar.

This article by Wes focuses on the importance of raising standards in order to improve your team’s chances of success. Wes shares his experience of setting a high bar for quality and the benefits it brings. He explains that teams who refuse to settle and constantly strive for excellence are the ones who achieve innovation and success. On the other hand, teams with low standards make excuses and produce mediocre work, missing out on opportunities for growth. Wes argues that as a leader, setting high standards is crucial as it sets the tone for what is acceptable and celebrated within the … read more >

If your agency is towards the low end of the client vendor value chain, and by that I mean execution-focused, your services are always in danger of being unecessary. How can you avoid that?

The goal is to become indispensable in theory and flexible in execution. Specifically, you should move up the vendor value chain until you reach a node that is never not required. And then park your focus at that node. If you get all the strategy from that node, then you can control the execution downstream. But, you have to remain flexible, not favoring any particular mode of execution, in order to capture …

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