The investment, which comes less than two years after 2X’s initial backing from Recognize, signals continued confidence in the company’s tech-enabled approach to scalable, cost-efficient marketing solutions.
Launched at the Adobe Summit: The Digital Experience Conference, the new AI-driven solution is already being used by companies including Brex, Box, Clari, Plaid, and SUSE.
The report, based on insights from 1,250 sales professionals, outlines the key areas where AI is making the biggest impact and how businesses can optimise their adoption strategies.
Global revenues from over-the-top (OTT) business messaging are expected to surge from $3.6 billion (£2.8 billion) in 2025 to $9.8 billion (£7.7 billion) in...
The acquisition brings together two agencies with complementary expertise, enhancing their ability to deliver strategic, data-driven marketing solutions for automotive brands.
The Predictive Audiences tool helps marketers refine their audience strategies by leveraging both first-party data and LinkedIn’s own engagement insights.
A new survey by Adobe of 3,400 marketers highlights how AI is driving business growth, with 65% of senior executives identifying it as critical to success in 2025.
For marketers in B2B environments - where long buying cycles, complex decision-making units, and high-value transactions are the norm - AI is emerging not as a shortcut, but as a strategic enabler.
The most effective marketing no longer simply generates interest; it guides decision-making, deepens relationships and helps brands earn their place as strategic partners.
58% of B2B marketing leaders now consider brand safety as something that extends far beyond digital media, touching everything from supplier selection to strategic partnerships and corporate decision-making.
A well-designed attribution model lets you assign credit to the marketing touchpoints that influence sales, helping you optimise spend and justify marketing value to the business.
The company serves a diverse range of customers with very different needs, yet its marketing team had been relying on broad, one-size-fits-all campaigns.