Will AI and CHAT-GPT mean the end of Marketers?

Video killed the radio star… Now AI is killing the marketing star… and marketers are on the verge of extinction – and most don’t even know it.

Here is what AI can CURRENTLY do that marketers do…

  • Analyze customer data to determine the success of a campaign.
  • Analyze customer data to develop segmentation strategies
  • Analyze data to detect trends, opportunities and potential risks.
  • Analyze sentiment from customer reviews and feedback to modify campaigns accordingly.
  • Automate A/B testing of advertisements.
  • Automate customer segmentation
  • Automate customer service processes.
  • Automate email marketing campaigns.
  • Automate lead generation and scoring processes.
  • Automate outreach to prospects and customers
  • Automatically adjust pricing and budgeting strategies.
  • Automatically identify the most suitable products for customers in real-time.
  • Automatically monitor customer sentiment across channels and platforms to inform marketing strategies.
  • Automatically optimise ad campaigns to deliver the best return on investment (ROI).
  • Build customer profiles for sales teams to access for more personalised services.
  • Chatbot services for customers.
  • Create personalised journeys and individualised communications.
  • Create personalized customer experiences.
  • Create targeted advertising campaigns
  • Create targeted campaigns using natural language processing (NLP).
  • Curate content.
  • Design marketing campaigns.
  • Determine which topics are trending in a given market
  • Develop marketers’ understanding of customer behavior, preferences and purchasing habits.
  • Develop targeted ads.
  • Forecast customer trends and buying patterns.
  • Generate A/B tests for website design and messaging
  • Generate content ideas and curate content for social media, emails and websites.
  • Generate customized product recommendations
  • Generate images to go with social media posts.
  • Generate personalized product offers to customers
  • Generate predictive customer segmentation and targeting plans.
  • Generate reports on marketing performance
  • Identify and capitalise on market gaps and new trends.
  • Identify influencers and build relationships with them
  • Leverage customers’ connected devices to acquire data in real-time.
  • Leverage machine learning algorithms to generate strategies to increase customer engagement and sales conversions.
  • Make predictions about a product’s life cycle.
  • Monitor brand mentions across digital channels
  • Monitor competitive market research
  • Monitor customer behavior to better understand target audiences.
  • Monitor customer sentiment on social media
  • Monitor online conversations related to the brand
  • Optimize website design and content to increase conversions.
  • Optimize websites for SEO purposes
  • Recommend activities to improve customer loyalty and engagement.
  • Suggest products and services to customers based on past purchases or behavior.
  • Track customer metrics to optimize user experience
  • Track visitor engagement using voice, facial and behavioural recognition technologies.
  • Transform customer data into actionable insights to guide marketing decisions.
  • Use machine learning to automate creative processes such as copywriting, creative design, and video production.
  • Use natural language processing to generate content
  • Utilize natural language processing (NLP) to recognize and respond to customer queries and questions in real-time.
  • Write blog posts or other content based on customer data.
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PS:  This video was also created using AI – from a prompt asking AI to provide just the top and most likely ways that AI will replace marketers, to the creation of these slides… all AI – even the speech.

The question is, what are you going to do differently NOW to ensure that marketers do not become extinct?

 

Author:

Ms (Leigh) Bella St John’s career to date is that of achievement strategist, executive coach, professional speaker, and a leading authority on finding innovative solutions, ‘abundance thinking’, virtual communication, and remote leadership.