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Don’t Miss the AI Revolution: New Blueprint Shows Marketers How to Thrive or Risk Falling Behind

Posted on April 25, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

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Info-Tech Research Group’s “Capitalizing on AI” blueprint explores AI’s pivotal role in enhancing marketing strategies in today’s competitive market. (CNW Group/Info-Tech Research Group)

 

In a world rapidly shaped by artificial intelligence, marketers are at a crossroads: adapt swiftly to AI integration or risk losing their competitive edge. Addressing this critical juncture, the Info-Tech Research Group, a global leader in IT and business research, has released a comprehensive blueprint titled “Capitalizing on AI.” This guide offers marketers a detailed roadmap to navigate the complexities of AI and leverage it to transform their strategies, boost revenue, cut costs, and enhance operational efficiencies.

Released on April 23, 2024, in Toronto, the blueprint aims to arm marketers with the necessary tools and insights to integrate AI into their functions effectively. It underscores AI’s transformative role across various aspects of business, particularly in marketing where its impact can significantly alter the landscape.

Terra Higginson, MBA, principal research director at Info-Tech Research Group, highlights the urgency of this technological shift. “AI is fundamentally reshaping roles across the board—from CMOs to sales leaders. With many firms already adopting AI in some form, procrastination could lead not just to missed opportunities but to a serious loss in revenue and market share,” she cautions.

The blueprint delves into the various challenges that marketers face when adopting AI, such as bridging gaps in technical expertise and overcoming resistance to new technologies. Despite these hurdles, the advantages are too significant to ignore. AI can streamline tedious marketing tasks, revolutionize customer interactions, and unlock new avenues for revenue and efficiency.

Info-Tech’s research outlines a strategic approach to AI adoption, recommending that marketing leaders evaluate AI applications based on their potential value and the organization’s readiness. By prioritizing high-value, ready-to-implement AI initiatives, marketers can foster innovation across marketing, sales, and customer success areas.

The guide explores critical areas where AI can make a substantial impact:

  • Revenue Growth: AI unlocks new use cases in marketing, sales, and customer success, potentially boosting revenue growth.
  • Cost Savings: By automating tasks, AI can significantly reduce labor hours and costs while speeding up implementations.
  • Operational Efficiency: AI streamlines operations and reduces the monotonous tasks that burden marketing teams.

Additionally, Info-Tech suggests five key AI applications for organizations to prioritize:

  1. AI Customer Experience Chatbots: Enhancing efficiency and speeding up resolution times in contact centers through conversational AI.
  2. Revenue Intelligence: Utilizing AI to discover hidden demand, providing insights into lead and account intelligence, and prioritizing prospects.
  3. AI Content Creation & Optimization: Generating and optimizing various types of content, improving SEO, and enhancing website effectiveness.
  4. Competitive Intelligence: AI tools that gather, analyze, and interpret competitor data to inform strategic decisions.
  5. Personalization & Testing AI: Tailoring website content to individual preferences and conducting A/B testing to optimize user experiences.

Info-Tech’s blueprint not only illustrates AI’s vast potential in marketing but also serves as a call to action for marketers to embrace these technologies as a strategic imperative for sustained success and growth. As the business environment continues to evolve, integrating AI into marketing strategies is no longer an option but a necessity for those aiming to lead in their industries.

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