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Last-click attribution rewards the wrong work in an AI-first world

Last-click attribution has long been seen as a practical way to assign value to marketing activities. It offers a clean, simple view of what appears to drive conversions. Yet that simplicity often comes at the cost of accuracy and context. In an AI-first environment, where journeys are less visible and influence often happens without a […]

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How AI is changing local search

AI-powered experiences like Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Ask Maps are changing how customers discover local businesses. People are asking more detailed, conversational questions, and AI-powered systems can now influence which businesses get surfaced. Traditional rankings are only part of the visibility equation. Complete, accurate business information — including your Google Business Profile, reviews, photos,

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You could already have the data AI needs to deliver value

For years, enterprise content has been treated like a storage problem. Documents were organized, archived, and secured across shared drives, PDFs, presentations, and internal systems. Companies built enormous libraries of customer research, campaign data, transcripts, and institutional knowledge. The assumption was simple: if the information existed somewhere, it could eventually be found and used. In

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How OSI could finally fix ABM’s biggest data problem

In MarTech’s “MarTechBot explains it all” feature, we pose a marketing question to our very own MarTechBot, which is trained on the MarTech website archives and has access to the broader internet. Q: How will the Open Semantic Interchange (OSI) standard specifically impact Account-Based Marketing (ABM) orchestration across fragmented vendor ecosystems? Account-Based Marketing is, by

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Amplitude and Statsig deal raises questions for customers

Product development and analytics providers Amplitude and Statsig have gone from competitors to partners, but the arrangement is already raising questions about what customers are actually getting. Under a partnership announced in May 2026, Amplitude will take over the Statsig brand and customer base, while the original Statsig team will continue at OpenAI following OpenAI’s

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