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Ben Verleysen

AI in marketing and sales: an unexpected accelerator, with the human factor still at the centre

That artificial intelligence (AI) would impact marketing and sales was clear to the world. What’s surprising, though, is the speed at which AI is breaking through and the depth of its influence. Despite this, the human factor remains crucial. How are companies and experts adjusting their approach, and where do we see AI-supported transformation in action?



Predicting customer behaviour with impressive precision

One of AI’s most powerful applications is predicting customer behaviour. This goes beyond analysing historical data; AI identifies patterns we can’t always detect. Companies can now predict, with greater accuracy, when a customer will buy, what they need, and how best to engage them. This isn’t just efficient; it’s strategic: no more guessing, but data-driven decisions that marketing experts can refine and control.


Hyper-personalisation: a radically personalised customer experience

Personalisation is nothing new, but AI enables hyper-personalisation. Rather than a standard message, each customer receives dynamic, personalised content. AI also chooses the ideal moment and channel, making every interaction tailored and targeted. Human insight and creativity are essential here to ensure that hyper-personalisation remains aligned with brand identity and ethics.


AI as a creative partner: from ideas to output in seconds

Content creation doesn’t have to take days anymore. AI tools can quickly generate text and visuals, supporting marketing teams looking to move fast. While AI can deliver ideas and designs at speed, human input is still essential to fine-tune campaigns, maintain an authentic tone, and give the brand a unique voice.


Sales automation: more time for genuine connections

AI automation is a game-changer in sales. It takes on repetitive tasks, such as follow-up emails and lead management, freeing salespeople to focus on building personal connections. It’s a perfect example of humans and AI working together for better results: AI filters and prepares, while sales staff can focus on personalised, persuasive conversations.


Big data translated into actionable insights

AI does more than just gather data; it translates raw information into concrete, actionable insights. Marketing experts can view trends and patterns in real-time, applying them directly to their strategies. AI helps process large amounts of data quickly, but human input is still needed to interpret these insights and convert creative ideas into practical actions.


The rise of predictive analytics: looking to the future

Predictive analytics, powered by AI, enables companies to look ahead and proactively adapt marketing strategies. But it’s not just about blindly relying on data; strategic judgement from people is crucial to determine which predictions truly add value. This creates a dynamic partnership between AI and human expertise.


Ethics in AI: the soft power in customer relationships

AI raises ethical questions. Companies that use AI ethically and transparently strengthen customer relationships by fostering trust. This remains a sensitive area where human oversight is essential. Trust and loyalty can be built not just by using data but by keeping the customer at the centre.


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