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The digital marketing industry is poised for transformative changes as we move into 2025. With significant advancements in AI, evolving consumer behaviours, and shifting priorities in data privacy and personalisation, marketers must adapt to stay competitive. Following 2024’s focus on doing more with less, 2025 is likely to continue on the same path with accelerated technological change. This blog explores key trends identified by our team of experts in Digital Marketing including MarTech, SEO and Biddable Media, offering valuable insights to help you and your business prepare for the future.

In November 2024, we sent three members of our Client Services team, Vogue, Kate and Hope to the B2B Marketing Expo at Excel in London. In this blog, we highlight some of the key takeaways, including:

• The challenge of quality traffic acquisition
• Podcasts as a strategic marketing tool
• The power of B2H (Business-to-Human) marketing

As we look back at HubSpot’s annual conference, Inbound 2024, it’s clear that the digital marketing landscape is on the verge of a significant transformation. The buzz surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow, with businesses now eager to unlock the power of AI in marketing and in their daily operations. This year has marked a pivotal shift where companies are no longer just dabbling in AI; they’re seeking to integrate it seamlessly into their existing tech stacks. With numerous AI tools released over the past year, the spotlight at Inbound 2024 highlighted how established platforms are embedding AI within their suites rather than releasing separate tools. The introduction of AI Breeze, AI Agents and Co-Pilot exemplifies this trend, showcasing a commitment to enhancing the marketing toolkit available to businesses today.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, personalisation has become a key element of effective marketing strategies. With the increasing influence of AI, businesses are discovering new ways to tailor their marketing efforts to individual consumer needs and behaviours. In the latest episode of Digital Marketing Answered™, our CEO, Tim Butler has an insightful discussion with Yuwon Song, Sales Director and Head of Business Development at Symanto, as she delves into the intriguing connection between AI and personalised customer interactions.

In the latest episode of Digital Marketing Answered, Tim Butler, CEO of Innovation Visual, sat down with Professor Paul Watson, Director of the UK's National Innovation Centre for Data, to explore the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. The discussion covered key aspects of AI, including the benefits and risks of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, model bias, and the importance of human oversight in the AI-driven marketing landscape.

Want to listen instead? Find the full interview on apple podcasts here. Prefer Spotify? Listen here instead. Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get the latest Digital Marketing Answered™ updates.

At Innovation Visual, we are passionate about training and are always on the lookout for opportunities to develop our team’s knowledge further to ensure we stay ahead of the game and consistently deliver competitor-beating results for our clients.

On 13^th June 2024, Digital Marketing Executive, Kate Staples, attended Mailchimp’s renowned conference, FROM: HERE, TO: THERE. In this blog, she highlights some key takeaways, including the acceleration of AI and the importance of taking risks in marketing.