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How to orchestrate the symphony of AI in marketing

In a scenario where 84% of marketing professionals see theArtificial Intelligenceas the trend with the greatest impact, according to the Marketing and Branding Trends Research in 2025 conducted by LabMKT-FIA and TopBrands, a new figure emerges: the digital conductor. This professional is not just a strategist or creative, but a conductor capable of harmonizing AI, data analysis and human creativity in a symphony of innovative marketing

The research, that addressed professionals in the sector, reveals that 61% consider expertise in data analysis and AI as the most crucial skill for the future. This is not surprising when we consider that 53% believe that generative AI will be essential for creating personalized content at scale

But what does it really mean to be a digital maestro

Imagine yourself in front of an orchestra where each instrument is an AI algorithm, each note a personalized interaction with the customer. Your challenge? Ensure that each element is perfectly synchronized to create a memorable brand experience

The task is arduous. With 37% of companies reporting that they struggle to integrate data from different channels, the digital maestro needs to overcome fragmentation and create a cohesive experience across all customer touchpoints. It is like coordinating an orchestra playing in separate rooms and still producing a harmonious symphony

While AI offers scale and precision, it is human creativity that gives soul to the digital symphony. This balance is crucial, especially when 59% of the surveyed professionals cite generating relevant content as their main future challenge

The "final concert" – the complete brand experience – must captivate and surprise. The digital maestro uses AI not only to produce content, but to anticipate trends, understand emotional nuances and create narratives that truly matter to the audience

Becoming a digital maestro is a process of continuous learning. 65% of respondents cite a limited budget as the main barrier to creating relevant experiences; thus, the ability to do more with less will be crucial. The good news? The stage is set for those willing to take on the challenge

In 2025, the line between traditional marketing and technology will continue to blur. The future belongs to those capable of orchestrating this fusion with mastery, creating brand experiences that are simultaneously data-driven and deeply human

The question that remains is: are we ready to take the baton and become the digital conductors that the future of marketing demands? The challenge is great, but the opportunities are even greater. With 50% of professionals believing that AI will significantly increase the efficiency and productivity of marketing teams, it's time to embrace this transformation. Let's prepare to harmonize data, technology and creativity in a symphony that not only reaches our audience, but the cage. The marketing stage in 2025 is set

Patricia Artoni
Patricia Artoni
Patricia Artoni is a professor at FIA Business School
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