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I simply don't think that's true eBooks.com but thank you anyway

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Emerging Trends in Paid Marketing: Personalization, Omnichannel Strategies, and Automation

Introduction to paid marketing trends: 

In today's digital world, businesses find paid advertising Growingly essential. It's like a laser-focused tool that helps them in many ways: reaching a broader audience, boosting brand recognition, increasing sales, and cost-effectively doing all of this. What's great is that paid ads give businesses the power to customize and adapt their campaigns to fit their needs. They can aim their ads at specific groups of people and certain locations, ensuring their message Reliably Reaches the right target. This not only provides more people to their websites but also gives them better control over how much they're spending. By keeping tabs on their return on investment (ROI), businesses can see Precisely how well their ads are doing and nipper their strategies as needed for even better results.

Introduction to emerging trends of personalization:

Marketing personalization is all about Customizing your message to each customer using their data. This means you're targeting and re-engaging leads with messages that match their interests, demographics, and buying habits.

When you personalize your marketing, customers feel like you're speaking directly to them. That's why it's often called one-to-one or individual marketing.

marketing personalization trends:

Customers are Flooded with emails, so making yours stand out is key. Personalizing subject lines makes individuals feel like you're speaking directly to them. Just make sure your email content matches the subject line—clickbait can backfire!

Generic ads just don't cut it anymore. Customers want personalized experiences, not one-size-fits-all advertising.

Personalized product Suggestions are a big hit. Using data to recommend products tailored to each customer's interests boosts sales.

Customers now expect personalized experiences. If you're not meeting these expectations, you're falling behind.

Personalization drives repeat engagement and loyalty. Every interaction generates more data, helping you better understand your customers' preferences.

Personalized emails get noticed. Subject lines crafted just for the recipient have a much higher open rate.

AI is changing the game. It's now easier than ever to test and personalize content across various platforms, from social media to blogs, thanks to AI-powered tools.

Introduction to omnichannel strategies:

“Omnichannel strategy” refers to a brand’s holistic approach to every customer touchpoint across channels. With omnichannel strategies, brands strive to give customers a consistent, cohesive experience across both digital and brick-and-mortar touchpoints. By approaching every channel as part of a single brand experience, all the pieces work together to reach audiences across the customer journey. 

Sure thing! To ensure your customers have an awesome experience, start by really getting to know them—how they interact across different channels and what they like. Then, map out a clear plan for how you want their journey to unfold across all those touchpoints.

Next, use data to guide your strategy. By tapping into info from your CRM, social listening, and online searches, you can better understand your customers' needs and even prevent them from leaving.

Once you've got the data, divide your customers into groups based on their habits. This way, you can create personalized journeys for each group, whether they're regular Customers or ones who need a little extra attention.

And the key? Make sure your messages hit the mark every time. Sending out the wrong message at the wrong time can turn customers off. So, keep things relevant, send messages when they're most likely to be seen, and use the channels they favor. That way, you're always on point with your audience.

Automation Personalization in Paid Marketing:

Automation helps marketers understand their customers, and personalization uses that knowledge to enhance the customer experience. Together, they make the journey smoother and more Pleasurable. More marketers are Identifying the value of personalization in their efforts.

Ready to boost your customer experience? Try personalized marketing automation.

The Intersection of Personalization, Omnichannel, and Automation:

In the automation vs. personalization debate, there's no clear Victor because both are essential for creating engaging experiences and smooth customer journeys. While some worry that AI and automation might strip away a brand's uniqueness, these tools can help businesses flourish and create exceptional customer experiences.

Finding the right balance between personalization and automation is difficult. But by carefully considering customers' needs, privacy, and other factors, it's possible to strike a harmony between delivering customized experiences and streamlining workflows.

In conclusion, Anticipating, the future of paid marketing is all about personalization, omnichannel strategies, and automation. Businesses need to understand their customers' needs, provide a seamless experience across all channels, and use technology to Simplify processes. By Adopting these trends, they can create more engaging experiences and drive better results.

[whompthatsucker1981]

i think that gay sex cats is the new duchamp's fountain

[hunter-rodrigez]

Accessibility tip:

If you want to automate your home a bit, but you don't want any "smart" tech, you can just buy remote controlled power sockets instead

They are a lot cheaper and easier to set up and use than some home automation smart tech nonsense

They don't need an app (but some models come with optional apps and there are apps that are compatible with most of these)

Many of them use the 433mhz frequency to communicate, which makes most models compatible with each other, even if they are from different manufacturers

The tech has been around for a long time and will be around for a long time to come

You don't have to put any fucking corporate listening devices like an amazon echo in your home

Models for outdoors exist as well

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P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System (Domestic Funk/Digital Garden/Organa, Mac/Windows/CD-i, 1995/1998)

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With robots, software, and automation, welding isn’t what it used to be

At its most basic, welding’s job in fabricating is to join two pieces of metal. It seems simple but things get complicated pretty quickly in welding. It takes a trainee a while to find the right speed, the right feed, accuracy in the weld line, amount of fill if that’s part of the job—there are probably 20 things to manage during a weld.

The ability to weld is a highly sought-after skill, and people who can do it well are well-paid. The demographics of welders, however, shows that many of them are getting to retirement age, and not enough young welders are emerging to take their place. As with many things in metal fabricating—really, in general manufacturing—automation is invoked as the answer to short supplies of qualified people.

Trumpf’s automatic weld path

Machine tool giant Trumpf released a product that takes care of itself, mostly. It is a robotic welding system uses sensors to program its own weld path. The robot uses the company’s new smart seam-tracking technology, which was developed with Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA. The sensor automatically calculated the weld path for each part. The sensor is located in the welding torch head.

Instead of programming a new weld spot into the software for each change of direction, the user places the robot in the start position, and the technology takes care of the rest. The robot’s sensor determines the weld path automatically. Software calculates the weld spots and creates the program. It all takes a matter of seconds.

This capability will be in all new Trumpf TruArc Weld 1000 products, and can be retrofit into existing robot welders of the same model.

Laser welding advancements

Another titan of machine tools, AMADA, has offered a laser welding robot for a number of years. They offer the Fiber Laser Welder 3000 ENSIS, a complete welding system designed to use minimal heat on the weld zone to improve productivity and weld quality.

It boasts a rotating lense, which means the laser beam is not aligned with a particular point along the target path. The beam circles in a small area as the system does its work. The rotating lens improves filler feeding and aluminum welding. Larger and uneven gap sizes can be bridged in a clean, even weld. The amount of heat input into the material while welding optimizes and improves edge definition.

The unit also comes with a Variable Beam Control unit. It automatically adjusts the beam’s properties to process a wide range of thicknesses. The unit’s power is 3 kW, all generated by a single laser module. This reduces power consumption and negates the need for a combiner for several modules. Any deviations from the actual weld path can be adjusted accurately by utilizing the Teaching Assist System (TAS) on the system’s control. Using a CCD camera, new target points are selected to instantly teach the welding robot the correct target path.

Here come the robots, to a welding shop near you.

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[lorenzonuti]

Whispering secret data.

[seaanimalsdotcom]

Hedgehog-crab

Hedgehog Crab (Derilambrus angulifrons)

This spiky little crustacean belongs to the Parthenopidae family and is found in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Its spiny shell helps it blend in with rocky environments, offering protection from predators.

Despite its cute appearance, this crab is a skilled scavenger, feeding on small invertebrates and organic debris!

[lonelyslutavatar]

I've met a lot of nice people from this fandom and I'm glad I decided to explore my own identity through Jon and Martin instead of following whatever was fanon but I think the greater fandom as a whole has made me colder and more cynical. For a fandom that seems to desperately want to be seen as open and inclusive, it's ironic that I encountered the worst kind of acephobic ("you're depicting ace people wrong. Ace people should never experience sexual feelings."), racist ("Your Jon is the wrong race./You're drawing pocs wrong. His skin is not dark enough."), and transphobic ("you're not giving Martin dysphoria. All trans people should feel dysphoric or else they're not really trans.") policing just for drawing fanart. I mean, any fandom has its weirdos but I think tma has (or at least had) a high concentration of them.

Anyway, I'm glad I'm used to it now because people on youtube are 100x worse (though I think I can withstand outright bigotry than whatever the hell I experienced in this fandom)

[mostlysignssomeportents]

The real reason the studios are excited about AI is the same as every stock analyst and CEO who’s considering buying an AI enterprise license: they want to fire workers and reallocate their salaries to their shareholders

The studios fought like hell for the right to fire their writers and replace them with chatbots, but that doesn’t mean that the chatbots could do the writers’ jobs.

Think of the bosses who fired their human switchboard operators and replaced them with automated systems that didn’t solve callers’ problems, but rather, merely satisficed them: rather than satisfying callers, they merely suffice.

Studio bosses didn’t think that AI scriptwriters would produce the next Citizen Kane. Instead, they were betting that once an AI could produce a screenplay that wasn’t completely unwatchable, the financial markets would put pressure on every studio to switch to a slurry of satisficing crap, and that we, the obedient “consumers,” would shrug and accept it.

Despite their mustache-twirling and patrician chiding, the real reason the studios are excited about AI is the same as every stock analyst and CEO who’s considering buying an AI enterprise license: they want to fire workers and reallocate their salaries to their shareholders.

-How the Writers Guild sunk AI's ship: No one's gonna buy enterprise AI licenses if they can't fire their workers

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I need you all to know about mr fresh too

[evanzzz3]

been getting really into l4d lately

[bixels]

As cameras becomes more normalized (Sarah Bernhardt encouraging it, grifters on the rise, young artists using it), I wanna express how I will never turn to it because it fundamentally bores me to my core. There is no reason for me to want to use cameras because I will never want to give up my autonomy in creating art. I never want to become reliant on an inhuman object for expression, least of all if that object is created and controlled by manufacturing companies. I paint not because I want a painting but because I love the process of painting. So even in a future where everyone’s accepted it, I’m never gonna sway on this.

if i have to explain to you that using a camera to take a picture is not the same as using generative ai to generate an image then you are a fucking moron.