Tag: Artificial Intelligence

ChatGPT and other AI tools have transformed the marketing landscape, making content creation, research, and data analysis faster and more efficient. However, the ease of using these tools can lead to overreliance, which can hinder creativity, reduce the quality of work, and diminish the human touch in marketing. While AI can be a valuable asset, it’s essential to balance its use with human insight and originality. 

Developing a robust marketing strategy is pivotal for any business aiming to thrive in today's competitive landscape. The timing of this strategy development plays a crucial role in its effectiveness. In this blog, we explore the ideal timeframe for planning a marketing strategy and the advantages of leveraging AI tools like Robotic Marketer for this process.

While the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to provide stronger data driven marketing strategies is widely acknowledged, many marketing teams still hesitate to fully embrace AI due to fear and uncertainty of what AI means to their jobs. The push back internally at Marketing Eye from marketers afraid that AI will take their jobs or a feeling of "cheating" has been a challenge to overcome, but once AI has become familiar with a marketers day-to-day job, they embrace it and learn to use it in a way that improves their job satisfaction.

As we will explore the common fears surrounding AI adoption in marketing teams and for marketing consultants, and shed light on how overcoming these fears can unlock the true potential of AI for scaling marketing operations, we must first acknowledge that a shift in mindset is critical to better marketing performance.

In the realm of contact centres, where delivering exceptional customer experiences while maximizing operational efficiency is paramount, the power of artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer. As contact centres strive to enhance their workforce management (WFM) strategies, AI has become the driving force behind transformative change. By harnessing AI-powered solutions, contact centres are transforming the way they operate, unlocking new levels of optimization and performance.

Marketing is one of the most important factors of a business’ success. Without a solid marketing strategy, businesses will be unable to keep up with their competitors and ultimately fail. As technology continues to progress, the marketing industry is rapidly changing, utilising new technologies to maximise businesses marketing strategies.

Quality and meaningful content is easily the most effective way to engage and have meaningful interactions with customers. Content when used correctly, can educate, relate to, empathise with and communicate with customers from all walks of life. That’s not to say you can just hop on your laptop and start writing the first things that pop into your head, there’s a lot of thought and planning behind even the most spontaneous of posts. Here are 7 of the top current writing trends that can help you better engage and connect with more of your customers.

As this year draws slowly to a close, you should start to set your vision for 2020! Each year brings in new techniques, new technologies and new problems to be solved. It’s a marketer’s job to stay ahead of the curve and anticipate the forthcoming problems your company needs to be solved. Set yourself up for success with a clear vision for how you are going to overcome your obstacles and achieve your marketing goals for the future. Below, we have four elements to add to your marketing strategy for 2020.

When I first decided to build a AI-based marketing technology platform, I was completely and utterly sure that this was going to be the ride of my life. And it is. Without doubt, it is the best business adventure I have ever had, but it comes with a lot of work, a wild imagination and some technical jargon.

My husband is a software engineer, well he is many things; a great dad, a fantastic husband and well if I’m 100% honest a total nerd. A tech head and code developer at heart, he often sees the world in black and white, a series of 1’s and 0’s while I’m much more emotive,

You've made it, but what's next. You are a marketing manager with 10 to 15 years experience and all of a sudden you are wondering where do you go from here.