AI is here to stay, with powerful tools to help define and home in on ideal customers, build marketing campaigns, measure results, and plan for the future. Try these 10 ways to use AI to locate customers, engage audiences, and fill sales funnels.
AI can give customer insights, create buyer personas, and target marketing to increase efficiencies. It can also customize outreach and optimize campaigns, using predictive analytics to make data-driven decisions. AI can also help with product descriptions, social media, customer service, and sentiment analysis.
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