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Send in the Clouds: Martech Moves to Cloud Platforms

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This followed the previous week’s rumor that Google-parent Alphabet is consideringan offer for Salesforce-competitor HubSpot , and came the same week as a slew of partnership announcements tied to Snowflake’s Marketing Data Cloud Forum. Cloud database vendors including Google and Snowflake are expanding into marketing applications.

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MarTech Plot Lines for 2021

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walled gardens (Facebook, Google, Amazon) face increasing competition from walled flower pots – that is, businesses with less data but a similar approach. None of these has the data depth or scale of Facebook, Google, or Amazon but their audiences are big enough to be interesting. shoppable video is growing rapidly.

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How Lego Bocks Explain Why Bloomreach Bought Exponea

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They believe – based no doubt on what buyers are telling them – that companies still want to buy an integrated product that meets their needs without any assembly required. More formally: In the long run, suites always win the competition between suites and best-of-breed systems.) Still a suite, but a different kind.

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Attribution Will Be Critical for AI-Based Marketing Success

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In essence, each customer has a personal robot following her around, figuring out what’s best for her alone, and then calling on the other robots to make it happen. In other words, the manager robot needs a way to choose what the specialist robots will work on so they are doing the most productive tasks.

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2017 Retrospective: Things I Didn't Predict

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It’s not my favorite exercise: the best prediction is always that things will continue as they are, but what’s really interesting is change – and significant change is inherently unpredictable. See Martin Gurri’s The Revolt of the Public for by far the best explanation I’ve seen of how the Internet affects politics.)

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Future Marketing: Will Machines Take Over Half the Consumer Economy?

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(If you want a real-world example, think how search engine optimization already boils down to “selling” content to the Google ranking algorithms). The key word in that sentence is “trust”.

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Marketing Beyond MadTech: What Happens When The Robots Take Over?

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I’ve recently found myself bouncing between three worlds: - today’s world , where I spend my time reviewing software and helping marketers choose martech products. Since most of that discussion is currently phrased in terms of building a marketing stack, let’s call it the world of “stacktech”.