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Artificial Intelligence seems to be on the tip of every marketer's tongue these days. Marketers are constantly on the lookout for innovative ways to educate audiences, attract customers, and hit their goals. Incorporating AI into your marketing strategy can help you automate tasks, increase efficiency, and spark creativity. Anything from creating blog content to sending out emails can be streamlined by leveraging AI in your strategy. In fact, over 70% of high-performing marketers have a fully defined AI strategy.

The power of artificial intelligence has taken email marketing to new heights, making AI-powered emails every marketer’s trusty sidekick when it comes to generating leads and converting audiences. AI email marketing tools are emerging as a secret weapon to save time, optimize strategies, and achieve goals. By tapping into the potential of AI, marketers can deliver hyper-personalized and targeted content to each unique recipient.

Good video is a lot of work to produce, even for the most experienced Hollywood directors. By 2030, Gartner predicts that a major blockbuster film will be released with 90% of the film generated by AI, from text to video. Artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly improved video creation, analysis, understanding, and streaming. Videos are integral to any marketing campaign; however, they can be tedious and difficult to create if you aren't a pro or are short on time and budget. Nonetheless, over 86% of marketing professionals use video as a marketing tool. AI's integration into video applications enhances how we interact with and enjoy video content. AI-generated videos are created using algorithms that analyze text, images, and audio to produce a video output. Traditional videos that require extensive manual input, AI-generated videos streamline the process.

AI-generated designs are everywhere. If you are active on social platforms, you’ve probably seen a variety of content that’s been created using AI tools, most commonly, DALLE. The allure of text-based tools comes from their capability to generate images solely from a string of descriptive text. What will marketing and design look like with the rise of comprehensive AI tools? Many fear that AI will replace designers, and this is somewhat true. AI will replace today's designers but will empower the designers of tomorrow. Partnering with AI will help marketing professionals and designers revolutionize the digital world and beyond.

This blog is part of our AI Insight Series, where we dive into the impact of AI on different marketing topics. In this post, we’re exploring the relationship between AI and content marketing. Using AI helps marketers create more targeted campaigns and understand their target audience on a deeper level by analyzing data on their demographics, interests, and behaviors. AI has the potential to improve your content efforts and make life easier. Over 70% of high-performing marketers have a fully defined AI strategy. By relying on AI content marketing, planning, and distribution tools to automate tasks and boost production, marketers have ample time for high-level strategizing and performance. 63% of people are unaware that they are already using AI technologies like personalized content suggestions. Unleash the power of intuitive marketing and revolutionize the way you create, personalize, optimize, and distribute content with AI.

Artificial intelligence is changing Search Engine Optimization as we know it, not only with ChatGPT - a new way for people to look for information - but also through expanded optimization capabilities. SEO and AI are partners in crime when it comes to improving the visibility of your business. AI handles the technical side and SEO provides the creative genius. SEO's understanding of user intent, content optimization, and keyword research is the driving force behind AI's successful search algorithms. Together they provide the perfect mix for creating captivating content, which leads to high-ranking websites and an engaged audience. SEO leans on AI's ability to analyze vast amounts of data, while AI relies on SEO's potential to drive organic traffic.