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How to speed up AI adoption and turn hype into results

Every generation believes its breakthrough technology will change everything overnight. The computer. The internet. The smartphone. Today? Generative AI. Each wave begins the same way: visible transformation, invisible results. Leaders feel the shift in their daily work, yet productivity numbers stay stubbornly flat. In the 1980s, economist Robert Solow captured this tension perfectly: “You can …

Why AI content strategies need to focus on tasks not transactions

AI chat assistants are not being used the way many marketers expect. Instead of acting as shopping tools or search engines, they function primarily as support systems for cognitive tasks — writing, planning, analyzing and learning, according to a report by AI SEO agency Dejan. In 2026, optimizing for AI means understanding how users actually …

What’s the state of the enterprise B2B buyer?

For years, buying enterprise tools and tech followed a fairly predictable playbook. Enterprise buyers started their research on Google and consulted peers and colleagues. They downloaded content assets and attended events or webinars. All of that activity put buyers on the radar of the vendors and put into motion their sales and marketing efforts. AI …

How to use CTV to strengthen your ABM strategy

ABM is a proven marketing approach that has been a viable option for targeting B2B brands (and their purchasing committees) for decades. CTV is one of the newer marketing channels around and adoption, especially for B2B brands, has been modest enough to stave off the rapidly inflating engagement costs of channels like Google, Meta and …

6 under-the-radar martech tools to make your work day easier in 2026

Marketers don’t need to rely only on the big-name martech stack. Specialized single-solution tools can deliver real wins in 2026. The tools below may not be household names, but each is designed to address a specific marketing challenge. Here are six under-the-radar solutions that can help you in 2026 — and no, I’m not getting …

New Salesforce engine aims to make enterprise AI trustworthy

Salesforce today announced a significant update to its foundational data platform, unveiling a unified data engine that brings together Data 360, Informatica, and MuleSoft. The goal? To give enterprise AI systems the trusted context they need to stop hallucinating and start reasoning — a shift with significant implications for marketers. AI hallucinations are a significant …

4 takeaways for email marketers from Google’s 2025 holiday report

The holiday season of 2025 is one of the most psychologically complex shopping seasons we’ve seen in years. Shoppers are cautious. Budgets are tight. Brand trust matters more than ever. Yet beneath all that fragmentation, Google’s new Holiday Essentials 2025 report reveals something deeper. People aren’t just behaving differently. They’re thinking differently. If you’ve followed …

Why martech teams need diagnostic talent in 2026

Most martech teams I spoke with this year admitted the same thing. They weren’t sure whether their stack was genuinely flawed or whether they never learned how to judge it. That uncertainty is the real source of friction. When people can’t distinguish between workable and harmful complexity, everything starts to blur. Features get duplicated, journeys …

Marketing on Reddit: What you need to know

Thanks in part to its 2024 IPO, the social media platform Reddit is a hot topic in many circles, including marketing. That’s quite the accomplishment for a company that’s been around for 20 years, which in internet terms is the equivalent of having lived when dinosaurs roamed. To help you understand the platform and determine …

Think different: The Positionless Marketing manifesto by Optimove

In 1997, Apple launched a campaign that became cultural gospel. “Think Different” celebrated the rebels, the misfits, the troublemakers. The ones who saw things differently. The ones who changed the world. Apple understood something fundamental: the constraints that limited imagination weren’t real. They were inherited. Accepted. Assumed. And the people who broke through weren’t smarter …