A few months ago during INBOUND 2017, we launched a complete redesign of HubSpot’s website pricing page. Not because it hadn’t been redesigned in a few years (it hadn’t), but because we saw a big conversion opportunity from a page that had a lot of untapped potential.
A few months ago during INBOUND 2017, we launched a complete redesign of HubSpot’s website pricing page. Not because it hadn’t been redesigned in a few years (it hadn’t), but because we saw a big conversion opportunity from a page that had a lot of untapped potential.
The machines are here.
You may have heard rumors about artificial intelligence (AI) potentially taking over our jobs. And the question is: Should you be concerned?
In my opinion, we should be excited.
AI — especially “deep learning” technology — brings new opportunities and innovation in the way digital marketing, sales, and customer support are handled.
But what is deep learning? How does it work? And how can it be applied to marketing and sales in your company?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been in the spotlight lately as many companies and brands like Zara and H&M incorporate AI into their business models. As a marketer, you may wonder if this is cause for concern. Is AI going to take over our jobs? In reality, AI can actually make marketing easier and more efficient for marketers via deep learning technology.
If you’re reading this article, then I probably don’t need to tell you that video content accounts for over 74% of all online traffic, or that over five billion YouTube videos are watched every single day. You’re clever.
Video content accounts for over 82% of all online traffic — and YouTube is the most popular video platform with more than two billion active users.