Businesses' Martech Plans for the Next 12 Months
Some 99% of businesses plan to make some changes to their martech stack in the next 12 months, according to recent research.
Many B2B businesses struggle to keep up with rapidly evolving market trends, such as automation, resulting in ineffective strategies.
Business automation simplifies processes and minimizes human intervention through advanced technology, leading to transformative results.
Case in point: Marathon Health generated $66 million in net-new pipeline and a 211% increase in buying growth after adopting an omnichannel approach with AI-driven tools.
Automation offers flexibility and scalability for B2B companies, improving efficiency and reducing human errors. It also boosts employee morale and improves relationships with partners, suppliers, and customers.
Automation directly supports marketing efforts by streamlining processes, personalization, content distribution, and providing real-time analytics.
Benefits include improved resource allocation, better data for decision-making, more time for strategic work, and faster lead response times.
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