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Sci-fi fans and marketers can agree that the robots are rising. But the advances of artificial intelligence (AI) are more a boon than an insurgence for the humans involved.

A centralized database has helped Dr. Martens create more targeted messaging for footwear customers across several channels.

Get out your magnifying glasses: the 2017 Marketing Technology Landscape Supergraphic debuted this week at MarTech in San Francisco, featuring an astounding 5,381 solutions, 39% more than last year.

Airbnbmag is Airbnb’s latest marketing ploy to share its message that you can feel at home anywhere you go in the world

Feel like there’s something missing in your life? Maybe you didn’t see our top 10 most read B2B and marketing technology articles for April. Here’s a recap.

Enjoy Life Foods has packed up a yellow school bus with its allergy-friendly foods that work well for school lunches and is on the road sampling its products.

Way back when, companies typically defined their “hot” lists based on some broad criteria, often defaulting to company size, product line, or even the Fortune 500. But these lists can be way off target when it actually comes to producing sales.

A centralized database and a generous direct mail offer enabled Johnston & Murphy to increase repeat purchases among its top tier customers.

Planning for a social media crisis is becoming the norm, just like the fire department might practice emergency drills in the event of a high rise fire.

Marketers are taking a page from what brands like Nest are doing and moving from simply marketing a product, to adding brand value by solving bigger problems.