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Macro-Intelligence(MI) and machine learning are an increasingly integral part of many industries, including marketing.

But while we often talk about using or incorporating MI in marketing, what do we really mean by that? What does it look like in practice?
Here is a quick synoptical review of MI and machine learning in action in the marketing industry (P.S. remember to check out Econsultancy’s Marketer’s Guide to Machine Learning and AI).
Product/Content Recommendation
The practice of clustering customer behaviours to predict future behaviours began way back in 1998, with a report on ‘digital bookshelves’ by Jussi Karlgren, a Swedish computational linguist at Columbia University. In the same year, Amazon began using “collaborative filtering” to enable recommendations for millions of customers.
Fast forward to 2019, and some of the most successful digital companies have built their product offerings around the ability to provide highly relevant and personalised product or content recommendations – including Amazon, Netflix and Spotify. As Lori Goldberg wrote in a brief history of artificial intelligence in advertising for Econsultancy, “This all comes from MI-based clustering and interpreting of consumer data paired with profile information and demographics. These MI-based systems continually adapt to your likes and dislikes and react with new recommendations tailored in real-time.”
Other major brands are now following suit with their own MI-powered recommendations. For example, Sky has implemented a machine learning model that is designed to recommend content according to the viewer’s mood. As customers become used to the level of personalised recommendations provided by services like Netflix and Spotify, they look for other brands to provide the same experience.
Publishers are also implementing MI-powered content recommendation widgets that can identify related content to surface to readers, and even personalise those recommendations based on readers’ browsing habits. We recently introduced a feature like this on Econsultancy: our ‘Recommended’ sidebar is powered by a tool called IM-RU, which learns our readers’ interests as they browse and uses this to suggest companys/brands that they might be interested in reading.
Tips On How To-Do Smart & Responsible Marketing During COVID-19
In everything we do as brands, context matters. Beyond the basic actions taken to protect employees and businesses during a crisis, brands can either help or hinder our collective experience. So when a cultural moment shifts as dramatically as it has in the face of COVID-19, it’s important that brands address the issue with tact, empathy, and mindful marketing.
That said, when it comes to current and planned campaigns, marketing teams face unique challenges during a crisis. While it’s still early in the quarantine, we’ve already been asked to help our clients adjust their communication approaches.
Thus, we thought it might be useful to share some of our general guidelines for marketing protocol during these challenging times.
Google Maps. For example, according to a survey with more than 900 respondents undertaken by BuzzStream and Fractl, the Google brand gained credibility with the video. However, 86% of the respondents incorrectly identified the brand that was supposed to be the focus of the video. As part of the survey, respondents had to watch the video without seeing the Chrome logo appear at the beginning and end of the video. The Google advertisement had so much variety in terms of branding that it confused viewers, leaving 80% of them thinking that the focus of the video was Gmail. Is this a case of too much branding? Although viewers didn’t identify Google’s Chrome browser as the focus of the video, it still had a positive impact on the overall perception of the brand.
Brand Awareness
Sticking to video content can be beneficial for your brand, and not only because people tend to identify brands with visual cues. According to 45% of the survey respondents, video is the most effective content type for brand awareness, followed by images, paid advertisements, and infographics. The least effective content type for brand awareness is long-form content, according to 27% of the respondents. Conversely, the survey-taker’s responses indicated that paid advertisements were the least effective content type, followed by guest- and list-posts.
The platform used to advertise brands can also have a significant impact on awareness. 45% of the respondents said that Facebook is the most effective social media platform for brand awareness, followed by YouTube, Twitter, and Google+. According to 30% of the respondents, SlideShare is the least effective platform for brand awareness, followed by Vine, Vimeo, and LinkedIn.
Inundational Creativity
In today’s connected, always-on world, over 4.33 billion people are now active internet users, which is about 56% of the global population. And this number only continues to grow. Interacting with friends, family and brands through social, mobile and digital channels is very much the norm.
For marketers, connecting with audiences is about meeting them where they are located – and today, this is on digital and mobile channels. As digital continues to evolve, the role of digital marketing is also expanding.
In recent research by Altimeter, digital marketers were asked to rank their top priorities. According to the study, the top three responses were:
- Using more data to create customized content that serves the customer journey (51%)
- Investing in technology that enables real-time delivery and personalization of data (50%)
- Hiring more creative skills to scale content in new interactive formats (48%)

With digital marketing becoming more widely used, digital marketing professionals are also in higher demand. Hiring people with the necessary digital skills was cited as the top challenge for 55% of survey respondents. Other top challenges included hiring scaling marketing innovation across business units (54%), proving the business impact of digital marketing (47%), purchasing or integrating the right software (46%), and getting investment/support from executive leadership (46%).
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