Sam Allen, CEO, Iterable, explains what’s holding marketers back. It isn’t talent or ambition; it’s the day-to-day friction of their legacy tech stack. Marketers need technology that removes busywork and simplifies complex tasks into a single workflow. It should reflect how they actually work, says Sam.
Mayank Sancheti explains how AI enables scalable user growth by reducing creative fatigue, powering hyper-personalisation, and turning experimentation into repeatable systems across acquisition, onboarding, and retention.
Martechvibe’s State of Martech 2026 report draws on insights from the global marketing community. It speaks on the attitudes towards technology investment, ROI pressure, AI maturity, stack integration, and the decisive shift from experimentation to execution.
Onur Alp Soner talks about why data ownership is a strategic growth advantage, how marketing and product roles are converging, and why real-time analytics and AI-powered personalisation will shape adaptive digital experiences.
As AI reshapes marketing, leaders share their top priorities that will define success in 2026—from AI fluency and data foundations to trust, creativity, and simplified martech stacks.
Martechvibe spoke to CMOs and growth leaders about what marketing leaders need to do in 2026. Here are 7 pieces of advice from marketing peers...
As marketing technology stacks grow more complex, 2025 became the year consolidation turned strategic. From data intelligence to AI-driven personalisation, these acquisitions reshaped how enterprises think about scale, speed, and competitive advantage across the martech ecosystem.
Fatih Mehtap, Vice President of Marketing at Cloudways by Digital Ocean, explains how AI, LLMs, and no-code tools are transforming websites from static destinations into contextual, revenue-driving digital experiences.
Leaders from Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group, Careem, Property Finder, and Century Financial discussed how brands can balance short-term performance goals with long-term brand building, measure impact effectively, and leverage AI and data to drive growth.
Luis Clark talks about how breaking silos, integrating AI into workflows, and unifying tools can transform productivity and collaboration across marketing and sales teams.
