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Unburdened by navigation bars and other distractions, landing pages steer people directly to your call to action. Chances are higher that a browser will pick up your book if it’s the only book on a single table in the room, rather than one of many CTAs on display. Then your landing page will do the rest of the work, convincing passersby that buying your book is in their best interest. Just take this landing page of David Lawrence and John Lawrence’s Smarter Marketer, for example: Image courtesy of Rocket.

Products Solutions Pricing Learn Contact Sear Cape Verde Email List ch for: Log In / Will Change How You Do Marketing in .0.ChatGPT By Colin Loughran on June ..th, .0.0 in AI marketing How often do you reflect on the ways technology changes your life as a marketer? I’m not talking full-on paradigm shifts here. (“We do our marketing… on the internet.”) I mean the sly, step-by-way manner in which new tech slides neatly into your existing stack and subtly reframes the game on you.



These changes don’t always alter your job in dramatic ways, but they eliminate the hassles and headaches. They may speed up your time to results, automate painful routines, and enable you to focus on what matters most. (Remember what collaborating on a document looked like ten years ago? Remember printed memos?) Very rarely, these technologies also let you do things you’d never considered possible. No incoming martech makes a better case for this sort of incremental innovation than artificial intelligence.