2024 Marketing Trends Ebook

Name: 2024 Marketing Trends Ebook
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Mapping 2024 with defining marketing trends.

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Mapping 2024 with defining marketing trends.

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Ready for 2024 marketing shifts? This eBook is your compass to trends like AI personalization, neuromarketing, and gamification — helping you to form authentic customer connections and craft strategies that resonate in a rapidly evolving marketing landscape.

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Vlad Shvets

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In the fast-evolving landscape of digital marketing, 2024 presents groundbreaking opportunities and challenges 🔮 This ebook delves into the pivotal marketing trends defining this year, providing a comprehensive guide for businesses aiming to stay ahead of the curve 📈 We explore the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in personalizing customer experiences and streamlining marketing strategies. The ebook further illuminates the rising significance of ephemeral content, highlighting its ability to create authentic, engaging narratives in a world dominated by fleeting attention spans. Hit "Download", make yourself a cup of coffee, and enjoy ☕️

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1yr ago

Linda Neal

I personally think "AI" has nothing to do with all these tools around right now. Yet, no one can neglect the possible use of instruments based on neural networks and other advanced algorithms. Thanks for sharing tips on how to use them in marketing!

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1yr ago

Sharné McDonald

Hi5

@linda_neal1 Interesting statement, would love to hear more about why you feel AI has nothing to do with the tools (and which kinds of tools you mean)?

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1yr ago

Noel Smith

@linda_neal1 @sharne_mcd I think she meant that "AI" as of now, is more of a marketing term than a practical one. There is zero artificial intelligence in all that AI email generators, images, copywriters, you name it. That's just a product of machine learning. It's like calling a few neurons that can perform a single function a fully operational brain.

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1yr ago

Sharné McDonald

Hi5

@linda_neal1 @noel_smith Ah interesting take, if this is what you mean @linda_neal1 ?

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1yr ago