There are many examples of how we have adopted artificial intelligence as part of our daily routines. Think about the last time you opened up the app store on your smartphone. The front page of the app store provides you with personalized recommendations. This is an excellent example of artificial intelligence.
The sales industry is beginning to catch on. However, inbound marketing and sales (along with many other functions and sectors) must continue to advance their use of AI in the ways their customers will consider useful and welcome, as opposed to invasive or “creepy.”
Snapchat was among adolescents’ preferred platforms when – all of a sudden – InstaStories arrived on the scene.
Instagram, one of the giant Facebook’s platforms, already had many young people around the world hooked, but it still lacked something. Among millennials, the word ‘feed’ became trendy.
When it comes to picking a hotel room, millennials prefer a deal on a picture-perfect room they can share on social media over saving money on a cheaper room. Millennial travelers are now the largest segment of business travelers, taking an average of 7.7 business trips over the last 12-month period.
Data stories are powerful vehicles for sharing data insights to influence and drive change within an organization.
Technology that analyses social media activity of clients, offer big clues to what they are planning. A practice that would go a long way in retaining customer loyalty is to have regular meetings and periodic financial reviews, especially when there is abnormal activity in the account.
A bot is a piece of software which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to mimic human interaction.
Websays can now recognize pictures. Capture your logo on pictures in Twitter and Instagram, even when they don’t mention you.
We interviewed our expert in Customer Service technologies, who explains the new requirements of this sector undergoing full digital transformation due primarily to social media.
Two billion makes Facebook the largest social app in terms of logged-in users, above YouTube’s 1.5 billion, WeChat’s 889 million, Twitter’s 328 million and Snapchat’s estimated 255 million (extrapolated from its December 2015 ratio when it had 110 million daily and 170 million monthly users). Beyond YouTube, only Facebook’s other apps have more than 1 billion, including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, with 1.2 billion each. Instagram might soon join that club as it recently rocketed past 700 million.
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