CDP vs. CRM: How to Master Your MarTech Stack
Understand the difference between a customer relationship management platform (CRM) and a customer data platform (CDP), and their roles in the MarTech stack.
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Deepen Your Understanding Of CDP Solutions
Understand the difference between a customer relationship management platform (CRM) and a customer data platform (CDP), and their roles in the MarTech stack.
Big data can drive business and support cybersecurity. Will Andrews, Gigasheet, shares his perspective on how data can be used to to protect their organization.
Explore the top CDP use cases organizations prioritize when evaluating customer data platform vendors, and implementing CDP strategy.
What are the top CDP use cases for customer data analytics today, and how are they helping marketers engage customers more efficiently and effectively?
Learn how CDPs empower marketing, sales, and customer service with powerful data analytics capabilities, and how they can impact the customer experience.
Discover some of the top consumer and data trends that will define customer experience marketing in 2023, from AI, to sustainability, personalization and more.
Here are five ways you can begin to demonstrate business value from your customer data platform, from creating a single customer view, to reducing ad spend.
Learn the difference between unstructured data, structured data, and semi-structured data, along with how a CDP transforms these data points into insights.
A CDP pilot program can set the stage for short-term success, and achieve long-term goals. Here’s what you need to know to successfully test your CDP use cases.
What are the different types of innovators out there, and how can organizations build an innovation team dedicated to new tech, data, and customer experience?
Marketers can use customer journey orchestration to align physical and digital touch points, and improve customer loyalty, retention, return on ad spend, and the overall customer experience.
New research from Capterra reveals how IT teams are embracing the low-code/no-code development trend – and the challenges they face to get there.