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While adoption is still in its early stages, with just under a fifth of B2B decision-makers currently implementing gen AI tools, momentum is growing as companies look for more efficient ways to navigate complex sales cycles.
Marketing automation is now firmly established as a core component of B2B strategy, but many businesses are still struggling to unlock its full potential.
The introduction of AI-generated summaries in search engines is reshaping how B2B buyers interact with content - and B2B marketers are losing visibility and control in the process.
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.
As the market evolves, buyer expectations shift and content grows stale, the automated journeys you built 18 months ago may be doing more harm than good.
No longer just about email sequences or lead scoring, today’s platforms offer a breadth of capabilities that are reshaping how B2B marketers engage prospects, qualify leads, and measure performance.
As the market evolves, buyer expectations shift and content grows stale, the automated journeys you built 18 months ago may be doing more harm than good.
No longer just about email sequences or lead scoring, today’s platforms offer a breadth of capabilities that are reshaping how B2B marketers engage prospects, qualify leads, and measure performance.