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AI and Healthcare Marketing by 2020

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<strong>AI</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Healthcare</strong> <strong>Marketing</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>2020</strong><br />

Artificial intelligence (<strong>AI</strong>) may sound impersonal, but it gets to know people’s habits <strong>and</strong><br />

preferences quickly. Far from being cold <strong>and</strong> impersonal, <strong>AI</strong> creates a unique, tailored<br />

experience for each user. Today’s gadgets behave much more like personal assistants than<br />

simply another form of tech. Modern devices can watch a user’s personal calendar, send<br />

reminders to take medication, motivate people to exercise, <strong>and</strong> so much more. If <strong>AI</strong> developers<br />

have their way, these 21st century personal assistants will soon be able to analyze a user’s<br />

purchasing habits <strong>and</strong> provide even greater personalized options.<br />

Count on <strong>AI</strong> Affecting How Customers Interact with Br<strong>and</strong>s<br />

The fact that <strong>AI</strong> will change how healthcare marketers work is without question. The real thing<br />

to focus on is how patients use <strong>AI</strong> to research medical information <strong>and</strong> follow up with making<br />

an appointment or purchase with your business. Whether you realize it or not, <strong>AI</strong> already<br />

affects how you market your healthcare organization’s products, services, <strong>and</strong> software.<br />

Consider how your SaaS healthcare marketing team keeps up with new releases <strong>and</strong><br />

innovations <strong>and</strong> customer relation management (CRM) software. Additionally, it uses <strong>AI</strong> to<br />

come up with new strategies that unite the marketing <strong>and</strong> sales teams. These things go on<br />

behind the scenes primarily due to algorithms used <strong>by</strong> Google. Here are additional indications<br />

that <strong>AI</strong> is here to stay:


According to a report released <strong>by</strong> Bloomberg, <strong>AI</strong> reached a level of break-through in<br />

2015. Since then, its use has rapidly increased due to neural networks, investments,<br />

cloud computing, <strong>and</strong> in-depth research.<br />

In December 2016, the marketing organization Digital stated that the market for <strong>AI</strong> is<br />

expected to reach $5.1 billion dollars <strong>by</strong> the end of this decade. That is a whopping 54<br />

percent increase from 2015.<br />

eMarketer estimates that companies will spend more money on digital ads than<br />

television ads <strong>by</strong> <strong>2020</strong>.<br />

Despite these predictions, searching engine optimization (SEO) isn’t going anywhere. It remains<br />

an essential element of marketing success today <strong>and</strong> in the future.<br />

If You Want to Remain Competitive, Invest in Inbound <strong>Marketing</strong> <strong>and</strong> Sales<br />

There’s no doubt that marketing will change as <strong>AI</strong> continues to evolve. Even so, sales <strong>and</strong><br />

inbound marketing are still essential for your company’s success. This starts with studying<br />

buyer personas <strong>and</strong> utilizing the deep information they contain. Your company simply can’t<br />

provide customers with what they need if they don’t underst<strong>and</strong> what motivates them.<br />

As devices equipped with <strong>AI</strong> learn more about a user’s searching <strong>and</strong> purchasing habits, it will<br />

soon underst<strong>and</strong> the online content that he or she likes <strong>and</strong> doesn’t like. However, it goes far<br />

beyond that. The personal assistants of tomorrow will quickly learn the styles, voices, <strong>and</strong> word<br />

choices that keep a user engaged with a specific topic or page as well as what gets him or her to<br />

spend money. The personal assistant will continually search <strong>and</strong> present the user with<br />

personalized content that matches his or her habits <strong>and</strong> preferences. Busy people will<br />

appreciate not having to spend time inputting different keyword phrases to hit on what they<br />

need.<br />

Takeaways for Digital Marketers<br />

To stay ahead of the competition, digital marketers must learn the intricacies of buyer personas<br />

<strong>and</strong> the habits of their customers. This is essential to building a strong br<strong>and</strong> presence on the


Internet. The more you know your customers’ preferences, the greater the likelihood their<br />

personal assistant will send them information that leads them to your company’s website.<br />

It’s also important to diversity content sent to customers. After all, they have more interests<br />

than shopping. They also enjoy sports, reading, vacationing, <strong>and</strong> many other casual pursuits. To<br />

achieve this, your company may have to invest money in enlarging its content b<strong>and</strong>width.<br />

You probably spend a lot of time looking at data that tells you which type of your company’s<br />

content performs the best. However, your ongoing success depends on knowing why people<br />

choose one type of content over another. <strong>AI</strong> enables you to do this with minimal effort. With<br />

these insights, you can develop the perfect content for each customer exactly when he or she<br />

needs to see it.<br />

Another essential element to your success is keeping up with new developments in analytics<br />

tools like <strong>AI</strong> <strong>and</strong> CRM. This enables you to improve your content <strong>and</strong> ensure that the right<br />

person – or their digital assistant – sees it. If your healthcare organization’s SaaS marketing<br />

group isn’t keeping abreast of current sales trends, now is the perfect time to change that. Call<br />

Sumo is here to help you take advantage of this amazing technology.

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