171: Exploring AI in Marketing
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AI is quickly becoming an essential tool in any marketing professional’s kit, boosting productivity and revolutionizing the way campaigns are conceptualized, executed, and optimized. In this episode of B2B Revenue Acceleration, host Catarina Hoch, VP of Global Marketing at Operatix/memoryBlue, sits down with Austin Distel, the Senior Director of Marketing at Jasper, to delve into the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in marketing.  This discussion sheds light on how AI can enhance marketing campaigns, including their effectiveness and efficiency. From optimizing customer engagement to automating mundane tasks, Austin outlines how AI empowers marketers to achieve remarkable results. Yet, as machines become more integrated into creative processes, the question arises: How can marketers maintain a personal touch? Austin addresses this concern, highlighting strategies to blend AI with the irreplaceable human element that connects brands with their audiences. This episode contains a number of expert insights for marketing professionals eager to harness AI's power while preserving the authentic connection that brands strive to establish with their audiences. Whether you're a seasoned marketer or just starting to explore the possibilities of AI, the information in this episode will help you pave the way forward.
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