Mason Tay shares how brands can scale globally by balancing localisation, data-driven personalisation, and community-led growth while navigating fragmented markets and diverse consumer behaviours.
Martechvibe’s Asked and Answered: There’s been some debate about whether brands need to be ubiquitous in their messaging strategies. So, we asked the brains behind South Africa’s leading brands to share their thoughts on connecting more meaningfully with customers…
Kaltura’s Agentic Avatars combine live, human-like interaction with organisational intelligence and business intent, enabling rich, interactive, personalised customer, employee, learner, and audience journeys.
As AI tools become central to content production, marketers face a new challenge: scaling output without losing brand voice. Here’s how teams can move beyond basic generation to build AI-powered systems that protect differentiation, optimise performance, and deliver truly personalised messaging.
Leaders from airport hospitality and digital health discussed how hyper-localisation and geo-targeting help brands enter new markets with deeper cultural relevance, personalised engagement, and responsible data use that builds long-term user trust.
Leaders from gaming, fintech, ecommerce, streaming, and UX explored what it truly takes to build habit-forming, personalised apps that drive long-term engagement and sustainable growth.
Leaders from consumer tech, product, marketing, and AI shared how community-driven thinking, smarter attribution, and practical AI adoption are reshaping sustainable mobile app growth in an era of constant disruption.
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 becomes the new shopping interface, retailers must rethink discovery, data, and customer experience to stay visible. Those who adapt now will shape how consumers find, trust, and buy in an AI-native world.
Performance marketing has reached a turning point. As 2026 unfolds, there are three shifts marketers need to watch and prepare for.
