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7 not-quite-predictions for marketing technology in 2016

chiefmartech

So I won’t offer any predictions for 2016, but I’ve probably qualified to share several not-quite-predictions — slightly vague but meaningful ideas and trends that I think are likely to impact marketing in the year ahead. 2016 is the year we hit “peak martech” in the marketing technology vendor landscape.

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Amazon and Google now lead two key martech categories as vertical competition heats up

chiefmartech

And when you look at the year-over-year data, from 2016 to 2017, Google is gaining in share of adoption, while SAP and Adobe — the two previous leaders in this study — have their share shrinking. But what’s likely driving a big part of that disruption are the dynamics of vertical competition.

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The 3rd Era of Social Is Coming. Are You Ready?

Contently

He also said users should expect to see more algorithmically recommended vertical videos, from people and topics they don’t follow, over the next 6-12 months. For a long stretch of 2015-2016, Facebook was sending more people to publisher sites than Google. If that sounds a lot like TikTok … that’s because it is.

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The Rise of AI Tools: Verticals to Watch, Part 4

Conversica

Some current AI applications in this vertical include: Performing audits in real time instead of looking backwards at data to find errors. However, a survey in 2016 found that 52 percent of law firms are embracing new technology to do tedious, time-consuming tasks like collecting data, searching records and going through old cases.

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Content Marketing Trends & Examples: March Roundup

ClearVoice

Since 2016, use of stories has increased by 987 percent. Engagement: Since 2016, stories have seen a rate of increase in engagement that is 15 times higher than the engagement increase in social feeds. Vertical video is changing content marketing, whether we like it or not.

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5 B2B Website Design Trends for 2016

Hinge Marketing

In 2016, we will find friendly and relatable illustrations being used far more to help companies tell their story. But in 2016, expect that to change. This is expected to change starting in 2016. Social sites like Pinterest have made good use of cards, but 2016 will find more and more card interfaces in B2B website design.

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4 Mobile Marketing Trends Heating up in 2016

Content Standard

Below, we unpack four major trends and where they’re headed in 2016. Vertical Video. Once-shunned vertical video is now the film orientation du jour, thanks to mobile and social media apps. Vertical video refers to film shot in tall-and-skinny portrait mode, typically on a smartphone. Virtual and Augmented Reality.